Stasiun Dōjima × Akomodasi TerlarisRekomendasi Hotel·penginapan gaya Jepang

The Room was spacious, with plenty of space for luggage, and it was perfectly equipped with all the amenities we needed. After arriving, we were very satisfied to enjoy sake in the lounge while having rice crackers. Face towels were provided in the bathroom, which was very conven

The next morning, I enjoyed breakfast at your restaurant on the top floor (10th floor) while admiring the view from a window seat. The weather was clear that day, and I could see Aizuwakamatsu Castle and the mountains of Aizu beautifully. After breakfast, I left your hotel and co

During this trip, I visited Ouchi-juku, Samurai Residences (Bukeyashiki), Mount Iimori (Iimoriyama), among other places for sightseeing—it was truly meaningful time spent. There are still many places I'd like to visit here. When visiting Aizuwakamatsu again in the future, I woul

Since it's the reliable Route Inn, we always look for a Route Inn in the area for our stays. It was raining heavily that night, so we didn't go out for dinner and used the dining area inside the Route Inn. The male staff was very polite and courteous, and even said to us in our l

I stayed in a Twin Room, which had been renovated and was very clean. The room was spacious with a table and two single-seater sofas. It also came with a unit bath, so I didn't use the public bath, but the bathtub was quite spacious and comfortable. Breakfast included classic i

Check-in was smooth, and all the staff were kind. The meals were well-seasoned and delicious, including local dishes. Freshly baked apple pie was served for dinner, and I ate too much of the breakfast rice bowl with toppings. The bath was spacious and enjoyable. A downside was th

We ate until we were full—Aizu’s local specialty kozuyu, Kitakata ramen, and more. Since it’s a popular Accommodation, it was understandable that refills sometimes couldn’t keep up. Even my usually picky mother praised it highly and said one night isn’t enough—we definitely want

The entire building faces a river waterfall, providing abundant foot baths and allowing guests to enjoy the sound of waterfalls even in the large bath. There is also a sake tasting vending machine available for an additional fee. Meals are course-only starting from 5,500 yen w

- All facilities were clean and well-maintained overall. - Stunning views of a beautiful gorge right outside. - Surprisingly close to town. - All staff members were friendly and accommodating. ■ Cons - The open-air bath in Hikari-no-Ma was too small; just slightly wider would ha

We truly felt warmth from all of the staff through their kind words and gestures as we departed. The proprietress and another lady waved goodbye until they were out of sight—it made us want to return again! Thank you for your hospitality! We look forward to visiting again soon

I experienced “true richness.” I stayed for one night as a treat to myself, hoping to enjoy local cuisine cooked over an irori hearth. The food far exceeded my expectations—it was truly authentic. Everything was made using only the finest local ingredients, and in particular, the

The room was spacious and comfortable. The refrigerator only had water, but the kettle was stocked with tea, coffee, and more. The highlight was the large private bath in the room—it felt very luxurious. The windows were big with an amazing view, including a waterfall. Th

All the Ryokan in Higashiyama Onsen have great hot springs, and the riverside open-air bath here was especially relaxing with a wonderful atmosphere. The lounge’s complimentary drinks even included clam chowder, which was delicious. Both dinner and breakfast were very satisfying—