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We stayed on the 10th Anniversary Plan. It was a great deal, with a bottle of red wine in the Room and checkout extended until 11:00—such a good value. The welcome drink and snacks were also excellent! They even made iced coffee when we asked. The meal portions were just right for us, but big eaters might find it a little small. I wonder if refills of inari sushi were available? The roast beef was outstanding! The Crêpes Suzette had a wonderful orange aroma, and the performance was great too. The staff member prepared it with a lovely smile, but I did worry whether she might get burned. Maybe that’s why the dining area is kept slightly dim—because of this performance. Our Room was a twin, but it was different from the twin shown in the photos, which was a bit disappointing (I thought it would have beds on wooden flooring rather than carpet). The wallpaper design was quite bold. The sofa was on the small side, and we felt an ottoman or an extra chair would have made it more comfortable to relax. Middle-aged couples don’t really sit pressed together (haha). The bath area was compact but very nice. We appreciated the thoughtful service of tea and ice cream as well! However, perhaps to prevent steam from building up, the door leading to the open-air bath area was always left open—so I wondered whether insects might come in… and sure enough, we ran into one (a stink bug?). I really hate bugs, so my heart was pounding. That part was quite disappointing. I’ve mentioned various things, but overall it was a wonderful Accommodation where we truly felt their hospitality. Thank you very much.

The building was new and very clean, so we had a truly comfortable stay. It was also a pleasant distance from the station—perfect for strolling back and forth. Kanazawa Station was wonderful, and the city center was beautiful as well. We’d love to visit Kanazawa again in a different season, and we hope to stay here again then. Thank you very much.

The view from the Room was outstanding. A breathtaking panorama of lush green rice fields spread out beyond the window. Moonlight enjoyed from the soothing open-air bath, and the pairing of Yamagata ingredients with wine was exceptional. From amuse-bouche to dessert, everything was deeply satisfying. After breakfast, we took a walk around the rice paddies and breathed in deeply as the breeze swept through the countryside. It was truly healing for both body and mind. Next time, I’d love to come back to see the golden fields.

The breakfast buffet was a big hit with my family! The bath was also wonderful. On our way home, I realized at Gamagori Station that I had left my wallet on a sofa on the first-floor lobby of the Hotel, and I panicked and called. A kind guest turned it in to the front desk, and a staff member even brought it to the station. I’m truly sorry for the trouble, but your kindness saved our trip. We will definitely stay again next time. Thank you very much.

We stayed in the Yunagi Room this time! The Room was beautiful and spotless, with a great sense of cleanliness. It also had a private bath, and the view was amazing! Meals were served in a private dining room, featuring sea bream, abalone, spiny lobster, and Matsusaka beef—far too luxurious for me—and we enjoyed a delicious and wonderful time. The hospitality from the experienced attendant during meals was truly outstanding. The front desk staff were also flexible and made our stay very comfortable. Thank you very much.

About a 3-minute walk from the station and along the main road, so it’s easy to find. A pleasantly rural hotel. The staff provide heartfelt service rather than something strictly by the book. It felt like coming back to a relative’s home in the countryside, and it was wonderful. The meal course is on the smaller side, but it was more than enough and tasted great. Also, it was great that we could use the attached Onsen both days—before check-in and after check-out—as long as we brought our own towels! Overall, highly recommended.

About five years ago, I stayed at your Hotel on a tour arranged by a travel agency and was deeply impressed, so I returned for personal reasons. This time, on an independent trip by private car, I was once again amazed by the magnificent building that suddenly appears along the cliffside.\nDespite the rainy season, we had a clear view over the Tsugaru Strait, and to our delight the hydrangeas were in full bloom.\nThe Onsen was also excellent. The cuisine truly reflected local Tsugaru flavors; everything was delicious, and in particular the specially ordered large abalone grilled on a ceramic plate was outstanding.\nThank you very much for your hospitality.

I always stay here—it's incredibly close to the station and offers excellent value for money!

The Room was clean, and above all, it had excellent access from the subway. I’d like to stay here again.

We were very satisfied with the Room, the service, and the meals. Because there are only a few guest rooms and the number of guests is limited, we only ran into other guests at mealtimes, which gave it a strong sense of privacy and made it even easier to enjoy time with a partner or family. Since it is a newly opened Hotel, we could feel the staff’s fresh enthusiasm, which made us feel relaxed and happy. The Room was clean, and we were able to take it easy since Netflix and YouTube were available. Also, as it was a birthday celebration, we ordered a cake via Cake.jp; it was delivered to our Room right on time, and we also received congratulatory words. Since the Room has an open-air bath, there was an unexpected incident when a large spider appeared, but that also became a good memory. Shima Onsen itself was wonderful as well, but thanks to how well-equipped the Hotel is, it made for an even more special birthday celebration. Thank you very much!

My son planned a relaxed, unhurried trip to visit Kasama Inari Shrine, Nakaminato Market, and buy melons in Hokota, and chose this Hotel for our stay. The Hotel itself may be older, but it has been beautifully renovated. The lobby and entrance are stylish spaces, and the view opens from the inlet out to the sea right in front of you—making a great first impression. The Room was also well designed with unnecessary items kept to a minimum. It felt clean and comfortable. Dinner was pleasantly healthy for us seniors, and we enjoyed it very much. It seemed a little light for my son’s generation, but the late-night ramen service is a nice touch (we missed it because our dinner was late). We wanted to enjoy dinner quietly and at a relaxed pace, but unfortunately it was noisy that day because we were dining alongside a large group of older guests. Breakfast was buffet-style with a good variety across different categories, and everything was tasty. Overall, it offered excellent value for money, and it’s a Hotel we would like to visit again.

I stayed here for a concert. It was conveniently located for visiting Sakae and Nagoya Castle, and No Meals Included was more than sufficient. The Room was clean and easy to use.

Even though it was the day of the Gion Festival Yamaboko Junko parade and there were many guests, I had a comfortable stay. I went to the Onsen early, so it wasn’t crowded and I could relax. Breakfast offered a wide variety of options and was delicious—I ended up eating too much. I would like to stay again.

It was a clean Hotel and conveniently close to the station! The Room was spacious, and it was great that the bath, washbasin area, and toilet were separate. We stayed in a twin Room, but since the two beds were pushed right together, it felt a bit cramped... Still, it was a very comfortable Room. Breakfast was delicious as well. The front desk staff’s service felt a bit mechanical, which was somewhat disappointing... especially on a trip.

More satisfying than a typical luxury Hotel in every way—attentiveness, service, Facility, access, and amenities.

KUON’s concept is “a place where people in their 20s and 30s can feel a little more grown-up than yesterday.” This time, we’re sharing our impressions from the perspective of guests in our 50s and above, including tips for an even more comfortable stay. [An Outstanding Experience] 1) The food is exceptional! Above all, we were truly impressed by the chef’s cuisine. Each dish—unlike anything you’ll find at other hotels—was so beautifully presented that it made us gasp “Wow!” The combinations of ingredients were fresh and creative, and everything was delicious. A full 11-course menu (including two desserts) comes with a pairing: one drink for every two dishes, totaling about 5–6 drinks (non-alcoholic options available). 2) You can travel light With amenities provided—including a Dyson hair dryer—as well as loungewear, tabi socks, and slippers, we were able to relax comfortably without bringing much. 3) All-inclusive Drinks in the in-Room refrigerator are free, with a wide selection including alcohol. We also enjoyed yuzu tea served at night in the lounge, along with nuts and chocolate. 4) Enjoy flowing Onsen water in your Room Being able to enjoy natural Onsen water flowing directly into the bath anytime you like is a major highlight. Even in a Standard Room, opening the window creates a semi-open-air bath experience—and it was great that you can close the window if insects are an issue. [Tips for an Even More Comfortable Stay] 1) Getting to the Hotel The Hotel is located slightly away from tourist areas, up a narrow and steep road without sidewalks. If you have concerns about walking or if the weather is bad, taking a taxi from the station is recommended. 2) Bath setup There are no handrails by the bath area and the stool is on the smaller side, so older guests may want to take extra care. 3) Seating for meals The dining area offers both table seating and counter seating with high chairs. If you’d like to dine at ease or if you’re older, requesting “table seating” in advance will give peace of mind. 4) For light eaters The pairings are excellent but add up to quite a bit of liquid. If you don’t eat much or prefer fewer drinks, it helps to share your preferences regarding drink quantity ahead of time. [Helpful items to bring] - Coffee (recommended if you’re particular about it) - Post-bath loungewear (there are no bathrobes; having your own makes things more comfortable) - Earplugs (recommended if noise bothers you) [Summary] This was a highly satisfying stay that made us want to return for its relaxed pace and outstanding cuisine. A truly one-of-a-kind Hotel we’d love to visit again in another season.

Due to the recent heavy rain disaster, we stayed at Yachiyo Midorigaoka and Narita. The semi-double Room was spacious enough for my daughter and me, and it was very clean. I was too tired to use the large public bath, so I used the in-room shower instead, but the amenities were well stocked, so it would have been fine even if we had arrived with hardly any luggage. This is a Hotel I would like to stay at again if anything comes up. Thank you very much.

The front desk staff were very kind and helpful, and we had a wonderful stay. It was a three-generation trip with my daughter and grandchild, and it became a great memory. We are truly grateful—thank you very much.

I was very satisfied. The welcome drink, the large public bath, breakfast, and the hospitality from the front desk staff were all excellent. The bunk bed would be fine if you’re younger, but for me the steep ladder was a little scary. Both my husband and I slept very well—maybe the pillows suited us. Thank you very much.

The Room I stayed in was a single, and it was clean. It felt a bit more spacious than a typical Business Hotel Room, so I didn’t feel cramped. I only have two requests: 1. I think most people want to come back to their Room, rest their tired body, and relax for a moment. Every time I entered the Room, I wished the chair had a backrest. 2. Breakfast basically consisted of several kinds of freshly baked bread with margarine/jam, plain yogurt, a boiled egg, plus salad and drinks—and curry rice. It would be nice to also have items like an omelet or scrambled eggs, potatoes, bacon, and sausages. Breakfast is something many guests look forward to. Also, margarine is not served in Western countries as it is considered carcinogenic. Those are my two points.