전국 × 평가가 높은 호텔·료칸 - 735페이지

The building and Room have a retro Showa-era feel, but the Room was well cleaned and felt very tidy. I made a Reservation expecting good meals, and there were many dishes—every one was delicious. It exceeded my expectations. The children’s meal also had many kid-friendly options, and my child was happy. The staff were very helpful, and I’d like to stay here again when I’m in the area.

We stayed on a Plan with dinner and breakfast included. There were a few issues with dinner, but we are grateful that the front desk staff handled everything properly. The Facilities are old, but it’s a Hotel where the people make up for it. Breakfast was also good, with just the right amount of food.

I stayed here mainly for the sauna. Most of the staff around reception were non-Japanese, but their Japanese was excellent and they were friendly, which left a great impression. The Room was clean and not too small—just the right size. The sauna is nice because there are two types of cold plunge pools. However, the sauna is far too small for the number of guests. Since hardly anyone uses the hot bath, it would be better to reduce that area and make the sauna about twice as large. I’d also like the single-person cold plunge pool to be closer to the sauna. When I went early in the morning, there was no one there and it was perfect.

The notification email from IKYU.com included directions from the station exit and walking time, which was very convenient. The Room was well-cleaned and spotless. Breakfast included rice and miso soup, which I appreciated as a fan of Japanese cuisine. The Hotel is located right in the middle of a bustling area, making it very convenient. This is not the Hotel's fault, but I woke up at night due to loud voices or noises in the hallway. It seemed to be from foreign guests. It would be nice if it could stay quiet during nighttime. That's all!

Thank you for your hospitality. Thanks to the thoughtful care and service of all the staff, we had a very comfortable stay. Although the Facility is located on Atami’s characteristically steep slope, it is close to the station, taxis arrived quickly, and access was very convenient. The Facility itself may not be brand-new, but the Room was spacious, easy to use, and had an ocean view. The raised-floor style layout and the larger mattress bed were also very comfortable. The large public bath could accommodate about 3–4 people in the tub and around 8–10 people in the washing area; the water was great, and we appreciated the strong shower pressure. One thing we noticed was that the curtains did not block much light, so it was bright early in the morning and woke us up. In any case, we will visit again soon. Thank you.

The staff’s courteous service was very helpful. Unfortunately, it rained during our stay, but we truly appreciated being able to borrow an umbrella for an extended period, which was a great help—thank you very much. However, we would have liked the amenities to be a bit more well stocked.

The Onsen was excellent. The outdoor bath was a bit lukewarm, but it’s a great Onsen. It’s important not to apply too much mud—it won’t come off even after washing. After drying off, the towel still had mud on it. Still, you can tell the Onsen minerals soak into your body even after you get out. We had dinner in the dining area. The shabu-shabu didn’t really need to be eaten with egg. Overall, the pork fat was delicious. We ordered shochu, but “Sakura Sakura” was only available by the bottle. Drank too much... Breakfast was a mix of small dishes served in a basket and a buffet. You can eat well and feel satisfied. As for the Room, honestly it was disappointing. The main building is old, and the tatami mats sink when you step on them. If you’re only there to sleep it might not bother you, but since everything else is so good, it felt like a shame.

No matter which Super Hotel you visit, it is a reliable place to stay. Breakfast is free and satisfactory. However, this time, I felt the hotel price was too high.

The facility is old and not an Onsen, but it is located right in front of the ski resort, and the compact feel of the facility made skiing quite convenient. Also, all the staff were very pleasant. I stayed for two nights, and since the breakfast menu changes slightly, it doesn't get boring. For dinner, one night was a buffet and for an additional charge on another night we had Western cuisine, which was satisfying.

We stayed on 9/21 as a couple with our dog. The space was just right for us without any waste! The mini dog run in front of the Room had grass clippings left as they were, so we had to start by clearing them outside the fence ourselves... The large dog run was completely unmaintained and overgrown with grass, which was disappointing since we were looking forward to using it. We scheduled dinner at 7:00 PM, but it was already dark, and the light at the entrance alone wasn’t enough. It would have been nice if there were outdoor lights near the table. However, the food was delicious, and we enjoyed a relaxing time. Most importantly, not having to prepare or clean up ourselves was the best part! The breakfast sandwiches were also very tasty. We were looking forward to watching the sunset but couldn’t see it from our Room, which was unfortunate. I forgot to ask if there are ocean-view Rooms available for guests with dogs in general. Despite some points mentioned above, we had a wonderful time! Thank you very much!

The staff was very polite and helpful. Thank you so much! Above all, being close to the National Stadium was incredibly convenient.

I traveled with my elderly mother, and since the accommodation is slightly away from the main street, it was quiet and comfortable. Moreover, it takes less than 10 minutes by car to reach the main street. Parking lots are abundant (many cost a maximum of 400–500 yen on weekdays), making sightseeing convenient. The front desk staff, both men and women, were all pleasant and answered our questions with smiles and care. At the breakfast venue, not only was the food delightful in the morning but there were also various drink options that made us feel enriched. As for the bath, I didn’t notice the bubble bath at night in the open-air section but realized it in the morning when I thought, "Wasn’t this clear before?" However, I felt that the machine for creating bubbles was a bit noisy. Still, with its excellent location and welcoming atmosphere, this is a wonderful accommodation where my mother also had a great time. Thank you for your hospitality!

There was a review stating that the reception staff could not speak Japanese, but that was not the case—they were very proficient in Japanese. While most of the guests might be foreigners, Japanese guests can also stay here with peace of mind. However, regarding luggage, there is no key lock or similar security for the storage area, so it is recommended to take precautions against theft at your own responsibility.

Stayed for one night with the dinner-included indulgent Plan before a hike. Dinner was a Japanese course meal, and each dish was meticulously prepared. The chef's dedication came through, and it was delicious. I finished everything, feeling completely full and satisfied. The Onsen water is clear but constantly flows into the bath, overflowing continuously—definitely great for the skin. Room amenities only included a toothbrush; the Onsen shampoo was 2-in-1 with conditioner, and the body soap seemed low-quality. While the food and Onsen were excellent, this part felt like a downside. Staff service was excellent.

The accommodation is in a great location to enjoy the morning atmosphere and charm of Osaka's Dotonbori entertainment district during a morning walk or at checkout. It is slightly away from the city center, ensuring a quiet environment. Despite being during the final holiday period of the Expo, it was available at an affordable accommodation fee. Thank you for your hospitality.

Thank you for hosting us for one night. We had dinner at Shikitei, the soba izakaya on the first floor, and every dish was delicious. We were able to relax in the spacious tatami seating area. The Hotel is connected to the restaurant, so we could take it easy after our meal without going outside. Breakfast was generous as well, and we appreciated being able to choose from milk, fruit juice, or vegetable juice. We would love to stay again.

I may have different standards as a former backpacker, but the tatami was clean, and the meals were hearty home-style cooking that left me completely full. The rural atmosphere of Ichinomiya was very relaxing. The large public bath had a big tub, so I could stretch out and enjoy it—great overall. I think the owner is of Korean descent. There is no one at the front desk—go look for someone! The Accommodation itself, including the lobby, is quite old. The Room has been renovated while keeping a nice Showa-era vibe, so if you’re not looking for perfection, I don’t think it will be an issue. There is no tea set in the Room. No amenities either—bring your own. In front of the public bath, there are various towels that have been washed and folded, free to use. I was glad they didn’t smell like fabric softener. If you expect Hotel or Ryokan-style service, you might get frustrated. But I actually enjoyed how “what’s normal” isn’t necessarily normal here—it felt like traveling in Asia in a refreshing way. I’d love to stay again if I have the chance. Thank you for taking care of me!

I stayed for 2 nights and 3 days. I have used Hotel Livemax at several other locations as well. I always feel that the amenities (for women) could be a bit more comprehensive. This time, breakfast included a bento box and tea. Although the contents were the same for both days, it was delicious. On the day of departure, I noticed my suitcase contents were wet and looked up to find water leaking from the ceiling. Fortunately, it wasn’t severe, but it was quite surprising.

I stayed during the May holiday period. There were many day-use bath visitors, so it was crowded and I couldn’t relax. It would have been better if I could have used the baths at night and in the morning.