전국 × 평가가 높은 호텔·료칸 - 636페이지

Stayed as a family of four. As it’s a private whole-house rental, the interior is spacious and offers plenty of room for a family. Everything is easy to use, and the kitchen, bathroom, and washbasin area are all kept very clean. The support during our stay was exceptionally attentive—besides the Shuttle Service, they even lent us a car. They also introduced us to many nearby restaurants, including a sushi place known only to locals, which really helped us make the most of our time in Goto. At night we enjoyed a bonfire and fireworks, and the starry sky was beautiful. It’s also close to Onidake, so we went up to the foothills for stargazing. There were more stars than we could ever see in Osaka, and we could clearly see the Milky Way. We didn’t request it this time, but we heard that the person who supported us has passed a certification related to stargazing and also works as a guide—observing while learning about the stars sounds like it would be great fun. The area around the Accommodation is very quiet both morning and night. After watching an early-morning FIFA World Cup match, it was truly beautiful to see how it gradually grew lighter outside the window. Because it’s surrounded by nature there are insects, but that’s unavoidable given the location. Even so, we were extremely satisfied with the space, ease of use, surroundings—and especially how supportive they were.

This was my first time staying here. The Facility is new and very clean, and the sauna in particular was very comfortable, with oils and other items provided. As for the amenities, it was a bit disappointing that the frying pan was old, but there were no inconveniences at all overall, and everything was easy to use.

Overall, the property is very stylish and beautifully maintained. The courtyard plants were also lovely and well cared for, which was relaxing, and I was very satisfied. I was also happy that the provided hand soap, shampoo, and conditioner were high quality, so I could use them with peace of mind. What was disappointing was that there were no yukata or loungewear provided. Also, the pillows on the bed seemed like an air-fiber type and felt clean, but the pillow for the floor futon had different filling (cotton?), and after resting my head on it I developed what seemed like a dust or mite allergy. The pillowcase was clean, but having measures in place for that would make it even more reassuring to use.

When filling the bathtub, a few strands of hair and some dirt were floating. Since the bathtub is black, it might be harder to notice during cleaning. Other than that, it was a lovely Hotel with kind staff.

The Hotel is narrow, so there are only stairs and no elevator, which can be inconvenient. Having an elevator would be very convenient for guests with a lot of luggage.

The Japanese-style room was relaxing and pleasant.

I used a nearby public bath, so I didn’t use the Room bathroom, but it was very clean. The location is great, and it’s close to the recommended parking lot, so I was able to arrive with peace of mind even without knowing the area.

The facility is not new, but the 8-tatami mat room comes fully equipped with a refrigerator-freezer, microwave, sink, dishes, pots and pans, an electric stove, and a rice cooker—everything needed for self-catering. The bathroom only has a shower; however, towels, bath towels, shampoo, conditioner, and body soap are provided so you don't need to bring your own. The stairs up to the third floor are narrow but staying for three people with no meals included at 12,000 yen was very affordable. Being in the town center means there are nearby restaurants and izakayas as well as an A-Coop supermarket where you can buy ingredients for cooking. We stayed here during a fishing trip and were able to reserve bento boxes delivered at 4 AM—very convenient for early morning fishing or hiking trips. It was such a great accommodation that I would like to use it again. When the ferry was canceled due to bad weather and we extended our stay overnight (multiple night stay), they kindly offered us discounted rates for consecutive nights.

We stayed here during Obon on August 15 with three generations—eight of us in total, including my daughter and three grandchildren aged 4, 3, and 1. The Accommodation had plenty of toys and books for the children, and they had a great time playing. The owner also gave them a rhinoceros beetle as a gift, which made them very happy. For meals, we rented BBQ equipment for 2,000 yen and enjoyed a barbecue. We thought we would need to start the fire ourselves, but the charcoal was already lit, so we could enjoy the BBQ with ease. The kids kept saying they wanted to stay here forever, so we’d love to come back if we have the chance!

I stayed here the night before to go surfing early in the morning. Although it’s a bit far from the beach, I had planned to move to a parking lot closer to the beach since I have a heavy longboard, so it wasn’t an issue. The facility is slightly old but well-maintained and pleasant. The hostess was very kind and accommodating.

A solo trip without a car. Although the accommodation is a bit far from the station, the distance was manageable while strolling along Yufuin's Yunotsubo Street. However, the uphill path from the main bus road to the accommodation was steeper and more mountainous than expected, so it might be challenging with large luggage. Since this is a no meals included accommodation, I had pre-booked a nice-looking restaurant within walking distance, which worked out well. Be aware that other restaurants in the area tend to close early. The walk back at night was quite dark and slightly scary. The bath was spacious with an excellent view—truly wonderful! However, as there is no indoor bath, it might be tough during winter. The room itself was in an old building but clean and had a charming atmosphere. If you don’t mind uphill paths, Lake Kinrin is nearby and perfect for a morning stroll. Overall, I think this was a great accommodation!

It was a private room, but there was no TV in the Room. I was able to relax without worrying about time in a different environment from usual. It's a distance that can be done as a day trip, but if I have time, I would like to visit again.

I stayed overnight for an early morning flight to Miyako Island. It's about 1,500 yen by taxi from Naha Airport. It's one of the hotels close to the airport. The hotel feels like an apartment.

Close to the business destination and the most affordable option in the area, I chose this accommodation for a rare opportunity to stay at Arima Onsen. Although I was slightly concerned due to unclear reviews and parking inquiries beforehand, the customer service was excellent—polite and kind. They also promptly issued a proof of stay upon request, which was very helpful. Guests staying at Hataya can use the onsen at Kamioobo, and their guidance regarding this was very thorough and pleasant. The onsen itself is old but atmospheric, located in an underground-like setting. Since it was late at night when I visited, there were few people (I had it all to myself), making it a relaxing experience. The guest room in the accommodation was clean and well-maintained. Being sensitive to smells, I appreciated that there were no unpleasant odors—just a traditional Japanese scent that added charm. The location is excellent: about a 3-minute walk from the famous Kin-no-Yu bathhouse, with convenience stores nearby as well as restaurants and souvenir shops within close proximity. As for drawbacks: - The smoking area is only available in a narrow space near the entrance, which could inconvenience those entering or exiting. - The walls are quite thin; sounds from neighboring rooms are noticeable, requiring extra consideration not to disturb others. - While there’s a desk and chair provided on wooden flooring near them (which amplifies noise), combined with limited space due to having a refrigerator nearby made working challenging—I ended up using the low table instead. This place may not be ideal for business purposes but poses no issues otherwise for leisure stays. Lastly—and not specific just here—accessing parking by car requires caution as roads in central Arima Onsen are narrow; pre-checking directions thoroughly is essential since some paths can make maneuvering difficult if you get lost. Despite listing several concerns above, my overall experience felt like an escape from daily life—it left me appreciating its charm even more after returning home!

We received the entrance password in advance, but there was no staff inside. We were required to take face photos and register passports and addresses for each member, which was frustrating and took several attempts. The entryway is very small, so it was difficult for five people with suitcases to enter the Room. The stairs were also very challenging. To catch the first train to the airport, we had to cross a bridge and walk quite far to reach a ticket gate with an elevator. Please be aware.

I visited Suzaka for reasons other than sightseeing. After finishing my main errands, it was still before check-in, so they kindly stored my luggage. They also used a map to explain the area around the Accommodation so I could spend my free time well. It was raining, but thanks to their help I was able to enjoy exploring the area. After checking in and having dinner out, I had a great time in the evening chatting with the Accommodation staff and a guest from Spain. After check-out, they drove me to where I needed to go, which was a huge help. If I have another chance to visit Suzaka, I would love to stay again.

Stayed with the no-meal plan. I had already checked in advance that there was no bath, so it wasn't an issue, and I fully enjoyed a visit to a super public bath. The room was decorated with figures from my favorite anime, which made me very excited. It was close to both the station and Lake Biwa, so I went for walks to various places. The staff were friendly and welcoming, making my stay enjoyable. Thank you very much!

My work was at Wakayama Castle Hall, and the location was convenient, situated between the hall and the station. At first, I was a little unsure if I had the right place. The Room had a washing machine, which I made full use of. This time I stayed solo, but it also had a loft. The price was reasonable, so I would like to stay again if I have the chance.

Since I visit Madarao Kogen 2–3 times every year, I always book this Room for a Multiple Night Stay whenever it is available. The Facility is understandably a bit dated, but the Room is thoroughly cleaned, and I truly appreciate how kindly they take care of me even when I arrive late each time.