전국 × 만족도 평가가 높은 호텔·료칸 - 247페이지

Stayed for an event, checked in to drop off luggage, and went out by car, returning after 11 PM. The reception staff were very kind and welcoming! The onsen was great, and I enjoyed it both at night and in the morning! The only disappointment was that I didn’t notice the hair caps available at the onsen reception desk until after leaving. It would have been nice if someone had mentioned it. My hair got wet in the open-air bath, which made me feel cold.

This time, I came to Fukushima Prefecture to support my son at his tournament. My mom friends and I each booked our own Room, and after returning to the Hotel we were able to spend our time freely—taking a bath, resting, and relaxing in our own way. Since my Room was on the 6th floor, I could enjoy an open view of the surrounding area from the window, which was wonderful. The best part was the breakfast buffet in the Hotel. There were so many delicious dishes that I ended up eating far more than I usually can in the morning. Because it was a Multiple Night Stay, looking forward to breakfast each day became one of my favorite parts of the trip. My only regret is that after enjoying the games and going out for drinks with my mom friends every night, I was so tired that I used the unit bath in my Room and didn’t get to use the Onsen even once. I had stayed at Route Inn Hotel in Kyoto over 20 years ago and had a great impression back then as well, so I booked this stay with high expectations—and it was even more relaxing and satisfying than I hoped!

The Room was assigned at the property’s discretion, but it was a perfectly nice Room. I felt very satisfied for such a reasonable price. They walked around serving freshly grilled food, and they also took a family photo for us at the table. There was a manga corner, so we enjoyed ourselves without getting bored.

I originally had a Reservation at another Hotel, but after seeing this one on YouTube and hearing the food was great, I changed to this Hotel. There were plenty of amenities in front of the front desk, and they even provided baskets to carry them—an excellent service. They also offer free drinks and have a water dispenser. The women-only floor made me feel safe and comfortable during my stay. I was very satisfied with the breakfast I had been looking forward to; the vegetables were truly delicious. I wanted to try the curry too, but I was too full, which was a shame. This is a Hotel I’d like to visit again.

Okazaki Station is a small station, so the Hotel felt truly close after getting off the train on the platform. Convenience stores and a dining area are also just nearby. Very convenient. Check-in and check-out were both smooth. Amenities are provided in the lobby for you to pick up what you need and take to your Room. I appreciated that they had toner and cleansing products available. The key was a traditional metal key rather than a card key. The Room had some slightly dated parts, but the unit bath was new and pleasant. There was an outlet by the bedside. The air conditioner was positioned so it wouldn’t blow directly on your face while sleeping. Overall, I had no complaints. Great value for money and very satisfying stay.

We stayed here for the last night of our trip to Shikoku. The property felt a bit old, but the staff were very kind, and we enjoyed the delicious meals included in the two-meal plan. By our third night we were at our most tired, so it was a big help not having to search around for a place to eat. When we asked the front desk about the route to Misaki Port on our way back, they recommended driving along the Shimanto River, which became a memorable experience. That said, they did warn us that some sections of the road are narrow—and it really was very narrow.

I’m a repeat guest. The location is great, and it’s excellent value to get a solid breakfast at this price. The Room is also comfortable and easy to spend time in.

The mixed rice and homemade tofu were delicious. There was also a wide variety of dishes. It was quite crowded at 6:30, but it didn’t seem as busy at 7:00. We could see the sunset perfectly from the room, and it was beautiful.

The breakfast was delicious, and I had seconds. The coffee by the entrance was also very good. When I woke up early to get some, it was still being prepared, which was a bit disappointing.

It was an amazing two days. The greenery in the Room—and above all, the bath facilities—were wonderful. The open-air bath, the spacious sauna, and the soothing high-frequency music playing in the background helped me truly relax. I would love to stay again.

Close to Shinjuku-sanchome Station, with a clean and new interior. The Room is standard, but efficiently designed with no wasted space. Breakfast isn’t lavish, but there are options like tacos and tomato juice, which is satisfying. There are many international guests, but security is solid—for example, you can’t go upstairs without a key card. Check-in feels self-service, but the front desk staff will assist properly. With Accommodation costs rising recently, even old Hotels in good locations that aren’t well maintained can charge high rates; however, this Hotel is new and clean, reasonably priced for what you get, and easy to use.

Once again, the food was excellent—especially the dobin-mushi and the unique chawan-mushi, both rich in flavor and truly satisfying. When I asked about how to prepare arabidaki, the head chef kindly explained it in detail in a way that’s easy to recreate at home—thank you very much. I’d love to try making it myself. Thanks to the warm hospitality of all the staff, we had another wonderful stay. Next time, we would like to bring our children and their spouses as well.

The foreign staff were very attentive and provided excellent hospitality. The meals were also delicious. The only disappointment was the bath. The water may be good, but it is far too small—fine for two people, but I would hesitate to use it with three. Since Hakone is a hot spring area, I would have liked a bath that could accommodate at least four or five people.

The staff’s hospitality was excellent! The Room was very clean. Thank you for upgrading us to a slightly larger Room. There were plenty of places to shop near the Hotel, so we had a great time and never got bored. We felt it was the best place to stay for getting around the Goshogawara area!

I stayed here on a previous trip to Ishigaki Island and chose to return again this time! The light breakfast included with the Hotel’s services is greatly appreciated, and the location is excellent—close to the remote island terminal, convenience stores, and drugstores. I also love the view of the Southern Gate Bridge and the ocean from the Hotel. Highly recommended for solo travelers or anyone exploring the Yaeyama Islands. Once again, thank you so much to Sakishima Business Hotel and all the staff for your wonderful hospitality. I’ll be back!

This was my fifth stay. I visited this time for my birthday. Because it was my birthday, they upgraded me to a suite Room, and I was truly touched by their thoughtfulness. The Room was spacious, spotless, and absolutely wonderful. As always, the meals were consistently delicious. The vegetables here are especially outstanding. It was my first time trying the egg tart, and it was perfectly flaky and very tasty. I don’t drink alcohol, but their decaffeinated coffee is excellent. When I asked for it, they even went out of their way to prepare and bring it to me, saying it’s “difficult to brew.” I really appreciated that kind of attentive service. For those who do drink alcohol, I think this Hotel must feel like heaven. All of the staff are kind and courteous. In particular, the front desk service was exceptional. Since I’ve stayed several times before, they skipped unnecessary explanations when appropriate—flexibly adjusting to the situation—which I found wonderful. The bath area was also well cleaned, and I’m happy that Sekkisei amenities are available. Before entering the bath, I heard another guest mention that something had run out, but it seemed to be replenished frequently; by the time I finished bathing, it had been properly restocked. The only disappointment this time was that because of the rain I couldn’t see Mt. Daisen, but the night view toward Yonago was beautiful. After five stays here in total, once again I felt this is an Accommodation where you’ll want to return again and again.

We stayed for 5 nights and 6 days this time. As the reviews said, I think it’s a great-value hotel. With breakfast and dinner included, plus a large public bath, we were able to fully enjoy Kyoto. If you’re particular about amenities, it’s best to bring some of your own. One difference from other hotels I’ve stayed at in Kyoto was that after getting off the elevator on the way from the front desk to the room, it felt more like an apartment-style hallway. It was warm during our stay, but as it gets colder, you’ll probably want a jacket so you don’t get chilled when stepping outside your room on the way to the public bath.

From the moment you step into the Hotel—whether in the lounge, your Room, or the restaurant—you can spend your time enjoying breathtaking views wherever you are. Dinner enjoyed while gazing out at the vast ocean filling the windows featured dishes that paired perfectly with drinks, and with free-flow beverages, we couldn’t help but indulge. Although the building is a bit old, the front desk and restaurant staff were warm and welcoming, and our whole family seemed to have a wonderful time. We’d love to come again next time with friends as well. Thank you very much.

They kindly changed my Room to one facing east. On my way out, I forgot my phone at the front desk, and when I realized it after leaving the Hotel, a staff member ran after me to return it. Thank you so much despite being busy.

After touring Chatan and Onna Village, we chose to stay here because we had an early flight the next day and wanted somewhere with easy access. On Ikkyu, the reviews weren’t ranked very highly, but the hotel is designed so you don’t feel the bustle of downtown Naha at all. With Yambaru sounds playing throughout, and from our Club Floor room on the 13th floor, we were amazed to see a distant view of the ocean—even though we were still in Naha City. The Club Floor doesn’t offer a huge variety of food, but everything was high quality: excellent seasoning, great cheeses, and a very good selection of alcohol. We were especially impressed that they had Orion Premium beer and even aged awamori (including a 14-year vintage). Highly recommended for anyone who enjoys drinks. Some club floors serve buffet-level amounts of food, but here you can enjoy higher-quality items along with good drinks and snacks during cocktail time—this felt like what a true club lounge should be. (Also, if you eat too much there’s no room left for dinner!) Our room was Japanese-modern with tatami flooring, and it was extremely relaxing. We originally planned to eat out in Naha, but we learned about a great-value guest plan for teppanyaki at Ryuka. We booked on the day, and it was outstanding. The beef and abalone were superb, and the finishing broth made with a siphon was unlike anything we’d tasted before—truly delicious. It felt like a course that would cost twice as much in Tokyo. The flavors and presentation were excellent, and since we plan to visit again, we definitely want to dine there again. Breakfast wasn’t flashy, but each item was seasoned beautifully—it was so good I almost didn’t want more people to find out about it. After dinner we had dessert on the terrace as well; the view there was spectacular and very relaxing. On top of being such a clean, modern hotel, it’s right next to Kencho-mae Station with great access both to Naha Bus Terminal and the airport—perfect for your first or last night in Okinawa. We’ll be back again. Thank you very much.