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As there are very few clean Hotels in Nanki, I truly appreciate Fairfield for providing a stay where I didn’t notice any dust or dirt. I hope you will continue to do so for many years to come.

This long-established Hotel in Kikuchi Onsen has a retro Showa-era feel, but key areas—such as the wallpaper in the Rooms and dining area—have been renovated. The Wi‑Fi connection was somewhat unstable. The unit bath in our Room also had Onsen water, and the large public bath features free-flowing Onsen, which was very relaxing.

Having had a great impression last time, I decided to return after several years, and my positive feelings have only grown. First, the accommodation is impeccably maintained and cleaned in every corner, making for a very pleasant stay. This level of care is not easy to achieve. The meals are heartfelt and allow you to fully enjoy the bounty of the sea. Additionally, while the panoramic bath with an ocean view is not an onsen, it can be enjoyed in the morning as well and was spotlessly clean. The guest rooms and bedding are simple as it is a guesthouse, but yukata robes and bath towels are provided. It may not suit those seeking luxury ryokan services; however, for travelers looking for an enjoyable trip at a reasonable price, I wholeheartedly recommend this accommodation.

We were able to relax and enjoy our stay with our two dogs. Because the bath in the Room is a free-flowing Onsen, we could soak whenever we wanted, which was very satisfying. The meals were also delicious, and we had a wonderful time. This Accommodation is perfect for enjoying the Onsen at a leisurely pace and unwinding with great food.

Thank you for always giving us such a warm welcome. I absolutely love the breakfast bread. If possible, I would be delighted if you could add one more type of salad!

We stayed in a 4-person Room with our 12-month-old. It feels geared toward international travelers, but it was also very family-friendly, so I’m sharing what worked well for us and a few things to note. With diapers, baby food, extra clothes, and all the usual baby gear—and traveling solo—I wanted to reduce what I had to carry. When I asked, they kindly allowed me to ship our luggage ahead of time. They even placed our size-80 parcel in the Room in advance, which was incredibly helpful. [Room] A tatami-style Japanese Room where your baby can crawl comfortably. There are no steps at the entrance, and with tatami plus mattresses there’s little risk of a crawling baby falling off an edge. There is a closet with handles positioned out of a child’s reach. It was convenient for storing anything we didn’t want our child to touch. The TV is a smart TV. You can play YouTube (we watched “Shinapushu”). It’s wall-mounted, so there’s no worry about it tipping over. There are firm cushions about 10 cm high. If your child can sit independently, you can seat them on one during meals. [Bathroom] It’s a unit bath but spacious enough that if your child can pull up or sit steadily, you can bathe together in the tub. The sink area is wide with space around it for toiletries, so washing bottles was easy. (There may not be enough space/height to keep a sterilizing case set up.) [In-house Facility] There is a shared microwave available for warming baby food. [Checkout time] Checkout is until 11:00 AM, which makes it easy to feed breakfast/baby food before leaving. [Area] It’s flat from the station. There’s a drugstore near the station and a convenience store almost next door. It gets very quiet at night. [Things to note] If your Room is on the 2nd floor or higher, there is no elevator—carrying strollers and luggage upstairs may be difficult. There are Rooms on the 1st floor as well. Power outlets in the Room are within reach of small children. The entryway area isn’t large enough to leave a stroller open inside. To avoid getting things dirty you’ll need to bring it into the Room folded up; alternatively there is luggage storage space outside the Room where you can leave items (very convenient). The bathroom door can slam shut even with help from a 1-year-old—watch out for pinched fingers. They provide many helpful items such as an air humidifier, thermometer/hygrometer(?), pens, etc., but for peace of mind it may be best to put them somewhere out of reach right away so your child doesn’t break anything. Although each room is private, the layout feels more like a guesthouse than an isolated hotel room—if your child tends to cry loudly at night often/for long periods، you might feel slightly self-conscious.

As it was right in the rainy season, the bed sheets, mattress pad, and duvet all felt damp. I turned on the dehumidifier, ran the air purifier, and even used a hair dryer to dry them, but it still felt hopeless. I asked the front desk for a dry bath towel and slept on top of that. All of the staff were very kind, and breakfast was delicious. The location was also great—everything was good except for sleeping.

I stayed for one night to see the moss phlox. The front desk staff were very courteous. When I asked for directions, they explained everything while looking at a map. Room wear is available near the front desk, and guests can choose what they need. What made me happiest was the food—I didn’t expect to enjoy such delicious meals. This is a Hotel I’d love to visit again.

The Onsen was great, and the meals were excellent as well. However, the Room walls seemed thin, and we could constantly hear an elderly couple in the next room from evening until after midnight and again from early morning.

Ideally located for skiing, with very convenient access to the bus stop and ski lifts. The Facility is old, but the service is good and it has the nostalgic charm of a traditional Ryokan. Meals are served individually (not buffet-style) using local ingredients, which felt like excellent value for money and very satisfying for middle-aged and older guests like myself. I’d like to make it my regular Accommodation for skiing.

Both the entire Hotel and the Room are clean, and the amenities are more than sufficient. It’s conveniently located near the station, so I’ve stayed here many times. This time I stayed despite a rainy forecast, and when I asked the female front desk staff member—just in case—whether I could borrow an umbrella, she kindly lent me one with a 120-point smile; she felt like an angel. I didn’t use the bath (large public bath), so I left it at the standard three stars. I look forward to staying again.

We stayed for a 4-day, 3-night Multiple Night Stay. It was our first time using self-check-in, so we were a bit worried, but the detailed instructions sent via email made the process smooth and problem-free. The Room exceeded our expectations, and our family was thrilled. We were concerned about running out of towels during the Multiple Night Stay, but there were plenty stocked, along with amenities like a hairdryer and lots of dishes, making our stay very comfortable. The pool, which could be lit up at night, was a favorite for the kids, and they used it whenever they had time during our stay. The Room had a space where we could move directly from the pool to the bathroom even while wet, and the washing machine and dryer made it convenient to clean up after swimming or going to the beach. We had an absolutely wonderful time and would love to stay again.

The only downside was that it’s a bit far from Yubatake, but otherwise our stay was truly comfortable and satisfying. In any case, the interior is spacious, clean, and stylish. There are two types of baths plus a sauna, and there’s even a projector in the living room—our kids had a great time. It’s a Room that made us think, “We want to live in a place like this!” We’d love to stay again someday!

We chose this Accommodation because it has a play area for young children. We were satisfied with the Room, Onsen, and more, but the only drawback was that our Room did not have a bath or shower (I’m not sure if this was only the Room we stayed in). I wonder whether other Rooms had one.

Even with a slightly late check-in after work and when I realized I had forgotten something and asked the front desk for help, everything was handled with a smile, which was truly comforting. It was quiet, and the mattress was excellent—I felt completely refreshed. I will definitely stay here again when I’m in the area!

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Stayed here after an event at PayPay Dome. ◯ Positives: The Room feels like a regular apartment. Suitable for a family of 5 in one Room. There was a washing machine (with detergent and fabric softener), so if you have time, you can do laundry and use the bathroom dryer. ◯ Negatives: There was some mold on the bathroom ceiling. Check-in was unmanned, which caused slight confusion. Despite these minor issues, the price is reasonable, and overall it was a good experience! Would love to stay again if given the chance!

The owner couple are very pleasant, and their attentive service reflects their long experience in hosting. It was disappointing that the TV didn’t support Abema and that the shower was a bit difficult to use. The kitchen was well equipped, so we had no inconvenience. This is a great, affordable condominium with an unobstructed view of Mt. Fuji.

Following last year, we stayed again this year for a Multiple Night Stay. It feels less like staying in Okinawa and more like living there, which is wonderful. The complimentary can of jasmine tea per night is very convenient. After I mentioned in the Review section last time that the first-floor bed springs were too firm, it had been improved this time, which I really appreciated.

It was a very beautiful place, the food was delicious, and we had a comfortable stay. If we had known earlier that the number of private baths differs between the lobby building and the Accommodation building, we could have enjoyed it even more.