전국 × 평가가 높은 호텔·료칸 - 519페이지

The Room was very clean and just the right size for two people, including a preschool-aged child. We appreciated the complimentary drinks and light snacks. We would definitely like to stay here again when we visit!

Thank you very much for taking such good care of my husband. This time, he didn’t have the chance to relax in the Room, but he said that if he’d had more time, he would have liked to enjoy a meal and unwind! He also mentioned that you treated him very kindly and that it was a warm and welcoming Accommodation. Thank you again!

About 30 years ago, I visited Kumihama for a day at the beach, and this time I came with my daughter, who is between jobs, after finishing caregiving for my father. The detached villa is about a 3-minute drive from the main building where breakfast and dinner are served, set along Kumihama Bay beyond a wooded path that keeps it completely private from outside view. The beautifully maintained lawn garden was stunning—like a Scandinavian holiday home. Inside, everything was spotless, and there was even a space to lie down and relax while looking out over the bay—an exceptional experience. Meals are served in private rooms in the main building, but they provide Shuttle Service by car, so there’s nothing to worry about. I was captivated by the crystal-clear flavors of the fish dishes—something you simply can’t find in the Tokyo area—and felt as if my whole body had been cleansed. Most guests seemed to be from the Kansai region, and there were no inbound travelers either. This is a truly superb hidden resort—so please don’t tell too many friends!

We stayed for two nights at the end of February and had a relaxing time. We traveled with our elderly parents and our dog, and the Room felt very Kyoto-like—neither overly modern nor too traditional, with just the right touch of Japanese style. The kitchen was fully equipped with everything we needed, including a toaster, coffee maker, microwave, and refrigerator, and even the cutlery was perfect. We were also grateful for the generous complimentary drinks in the fridge (beer and cola), which almost felt too much to accept. The bathtub was extra-large for a home-style tub—big enough that it felt like a family of four could all relax comfortably. It made us so happy that such a wonderful Room is dog-friendly. We would love to stay again in a different Room next time. If I could make one request: having two toilets on each floor would make it even easier for families with small children or elderly guests to stay without hesitation. Please consider this when you expand or add new dog-friendly spaces in the future.

During this Go To Travel campaign, I stayed at about 13 properties, and the meals here were the best—just as you’d expect from a kaiseki Ryokan. Everyone should visit at least once.

I had visited for a day-use bath before, and the water quality and scenery stayed with me, so I decided to stay overnight. All of the dishes were delicious, and I finished everything. The char had no strong taste and was wonderful—enjoying it prepared in various ways was a real treat. I was completely full. The Accommodation felt like coming back to my family home in the countryside—comfortable, quiet, and relaxing. With such clear air and few streetlights, the night sky was filled with beautiful stars. The open-air bath overlooking fresh greenery was outstanding.

My first solo trip after turning 50, to Yufuin—a place I had always wanted to visit. Among the many Onsen Ryokans, I chose Hotaru for its room with an open-air bath. Traveling by plane and bus, I was grateful for the Shuttle Service from the station. The detached room was lovely; though it rained, the rock bath had a partially covered area, allowing me to soak without getting wet while enjoying the raindrops falling into the bath—a truly serene experience. The room was clean and comfortable, perfect even for a solo traveler like me. The Onsen water was incredibly smooth—unlike anything I've experienced before—and felt amazing on my skin. The view was breathtaking as well. In the morning, as it cleared up, I watched Mount Yufu's mist and clouds shift by the minute, revealing various beautiful faces of the mountain—I didn’t want to leave! The meals were made with local Oita ingredients and were absolutely delicious; I left feeling completely satisfied. If I visit this area again, I'd love to stay in the same room at Hotaru once more!

This was my first trip to Sado. It was a very homey Accommodation, and the meals were lavish and delicious—I was very satisfied. The welcome drumming by the grandchildren was adorable, and it made me very happy! It’s not easy for me to make it all the way to Sado, but this is an Accommodation I’d love to visit again if I get the chance!

Stayed here while doing the Lake Biwa cycling loop by road bike. Two nights in a mini cottage with breakfast included for 4,800 yen. Limited-time deal? I couldn’t believe it was during summer vacation—so cheap I was worried, but everything was well taken care of down to the details and it was excellent. The bath (5 tubs), showers (4), and toilets (4 or more) are shared, as is the fridge/freezer. Breakfast is available from 6:00 a.m., with rice refills (self-serve) and a plate of nine side dishes plus natto and miso soup. You can also help yourself to furikake, tea, coffee, and more. The Room has heating/air conditioning, a TV, and free Wi‑Fi. If I had to nitpick, the bed is on the small side and there’s no mattress pad. For the price, it was outstanding.

The Onsen was amazing. Taking a walk and getting a massage made me feel relaxed from the core. The meals were healthy and delicious. It’s close to Tokyo, making it the perfect place for some personal relaxation time. Next time, I’d love to book a Multiple Night Stay!

Enjoy a comfortable stay with exclusive use of the entire house. An AEON store is next door, making it convenient for shopping, though the AEON grounds are large, so we recommend going by bicycle. Dinner at the neighboring sushi restaurant (owner-operated) is highly recommended—the fresh tuna is exceptional and we really enjoyed it.

I enjoyed staying in a private twin room by myself and had a relaxing time. Both a shower room and a bathtub are available for use. Please note that bath towels, face towels, and toothbrushes are not provided, so don't forget to bring your own. Shampoo and body soap are fully equipped. There is also a convenience store nearby. Parking is available at the back of the building as well. The breakfast was delicious. Next time, I plan to arrive earlier to explore the town!

The service exceeded my expectations, and I felt truly satisfied. Thank you!

This charming traditional house features Japanese-style Rooms that are thoroughly cleaned and extremely comfortable. The Room is spacious and easy to use. Bath towels, face towels, toothbrushes, cups, and even yukata are provided. The shower water pressure is strong. If I had one small luxury request, the showerhead spray holes are a bit fine and can feel slightly sharp.

It was my first time staying in a Room where the air conditioning was so strong that I thought, “It’s cold!” right after check-in. The cooling worked very well, so I’d like to come again in summer. The location was also great, with an entertainment district nearby. However, you can hear conversations from the hallway fairly clearly, so it may not be suitable for light sleepers or those sensitive to noise.

I considered booking a Hotel in Ishigaki Island, but I was drawn to the idea of "one group per day" and made the Reservation. The result was absolutely satisfying! The fact that we could enjoy BBQ was amazing, and they even provided insect repellent and BBQ equipment. Such thoughtful hospitality! The Facility was very clean, with even a washing machine and dryer available! It rained during our stay, so having these amenities really helped as we were struggling with laundry. One minor downside about the Facility is the hairdryer—it had very weak airflow but got extremely hot. If there were details about the hairdryer provided beforehand, I could have brought my own or prepared accordingly. We caused some inconvenience during our stay, but they kindly contacted us each time and treated us with great kindness. If I visit Ishigaki Island again, I would definitely want to stay here!

【Good Points】 ① Stunning views! ② The room is warm thanks to good sunlight. ③ A cheerful surfer-style staff member joked, "I'm strong, I can carry your luggage!" ④ All drinks in the fridge were complimentary. 【Bad Points】 ① Parking is challenging as it's along the seaside street. ② Since the entrance is on the 3rd floor, carrying heavy luggage can be tough. ③ Limited number of humidifiers; it gets dry quickly when using heating. ④ The room gets extremely hot on sunny days due to too much sunlight. ⑤ Wi-Fi was unavailable for all three days of our stay. I stay in this area about three times a week and had all my meals at my usual restaurants, so I didn’t use the kitchen much but recall that the cutlery was well-stocked. Although there were some minor issues, my stay was generally comfortable. I plan to visit again when it gets warmer!

This was my first time experiencing a wood stove, and it was much warmer than I imagined, allowing me to spend a very precious and comfortable time. Although it rained on the day, the barbecue area was well-equipped with roofing and rain protection, so we could enjoy ourselves without worrying about the weather. The entire accommodation was thoroughly cleaned, making it very clean and comfortable. The furniture and interior were chosen to match the traditional Japanese house atmosphere, creating a calm space where I could relax. The kitchen is fully equipped with utensils like dishes and a rice cooker, so you can easily cook your own meals by just bringing ingredients. I highly recommend this accommodation for those who want to relax while enjoying nature and the charm of an old Japanese house.

We stayed for one night as a family of four after returning from USJ. First, we checked in around 9 PM, and the floor heating was on, making it warm and very appreciated. The abundance of complimentary welcome sweets, drinks, and amenities made us feel the hospitality, which was delightful. The building is a well-renovated old house, so you can feel traces of the past here and there, but the simple and tasteful design and interior allowed us to have a very pleasant stay. The highlight is the location, about a 5-minute walk to Todai-ji Temple, and you can also see the Great Buddha Hall of Todai-ji from the second floor. The luxury of being able to take a leisurely walk to Todai-ji during the early morning when there are fewer tourists is unique to this place. Overall, we were satisfied, but I would like to mention two points we noticed. The barrel sauna, which we were looking forward to, was quite good, but there was only one wooden bench in the relaxation space, and there were no chairs with backrests or infinity chairs, which seemed like a missed opportunity. Also, we added firewood to the fireplace and lit it with the provided gas burner, but only large logs were available, and since the lid had to remain open while lighting with the burner, smoke filled the room, causing a family member with weak respiratory health to start coughing, so we closed the lid early, and the fire went out midway. It would be nice if kindling-sized wood could also be provided. If these two points could be improved, I believe it would become an even more wonderful Facility.

It was very clean and comfortable. The Facility and amenities were well stocked, so I hardly needed to bring anything except underwear, and I was able to stay for two nights with just a small bag. For a Multiple Night Stay, there is no housekeeping service, but if you leave your used towels outside the door, they will be exchanged for fresh ones, which was convenient because I could go out without packing up my belongings. It’s a bit of a walk from the station, but it was very quiet and I slept well. It would have been even better if there were a convenience store nearby. I will use it again when I visit Nagoya, and I recommend it to anyone traveling to Nagoya.