전국 × 만족도 평가가 높은 호텔·료칸 - 285페이지

My dog requires nursing care, and we were able to relax with peace of mind in a spacious tatami Room. The staff were also kind. There are many great restaurants nearby, and we enjoyed takeout indoors as well! It was the season for fireworks, and we could see them clearly from the Room window—such a wonderful memory. We would love to stay again.

I booked with No Meals Included and didn’t expect too much for the price, but it exceeded my expectations in the best way. First, the front desk staff were incredibly courteous and impressive. The Room was spacious, spotless, and came with a bathtub. While the public bath isn’t large enough to be called a big bathhouse, it was perfect for soaking slowly in warm water. I honestly found myself thinking, “Is it really okay to stay here on a weekend for this price?”—almost feeling guilty. This time I didn’t add breakfast due to my plans the next day, but it looked very delicious. When we stopped by in the evening to pick up our stored luggage, you kindly lent us towels because we were soaked from a sudden heavy downpour. From start to finish, it was truly a Hotel full of outstanding hospitality. Thank you very much.

The Onsen in our Room was spacious, and it was relaxing to see greenery through the window. I also used the large public bath once; it had an open-air bath, ReFa hair dryers, and a drink bar in the changing area, which was a nice touch. We stayed in a dog-friendly Room, and it was very clean with no odor at all, so we were very comfortable. Since we had a Multiple Night Stay, I would have been happy to receive dog treats and water on the second day as well. I also couldn’t find any pet toilet sheets. The Nespresso and Mikado Coffee provided in the Room were much appreciated. Breakfast offered a great variety, and the dishes, juices, and fruit were all delicious. Next time, I’d like to visit when the weather is nice.

With a room-only stay, it’s comfortable to buy delicious fresh fish and vegetables at Inageya and Jokamachi Market in Otaki and enjoy them in your room.\nThe room is also spacious and comfortable.

As this was a “reasonably priced” Room, it was located directly beneath the restaurant. As expected, we didn’t hear chair-scraping or footsteps much, but the sound of people running around carried quite a bit. The chair noise in particular was really loud. However, this trip was just for two adults and we weren’t specifically looking for complete quiet—and since we also used that restaurant for meals, it was within an acceptable range. The Room was spacious and very clean, though it did feel a bit dated. We were told there would be no view, but given the location, it wasn’t like another building blocked everything or we couldn’t see outside at all. If you shifted your gaze slightly, you could enjoy a nature-filled view of Fukui’s wide-open fields, which we were very happy with. The restaurant buffet had a great variety and everything was delicious—I ate too much. It seemed seared bonito (tataki) was the featured item this time; I could only get it once, but it was excellent. The other seafood was also tasty, and there were grilled and fried dishes as well—an indulgent buffet that everyone from kids to seniors can enjoy. Above all else, the Onsen was wonderful. I didn’t realize Awara Onsen is not overly hot. There were also two open-air baths, so guests could take turns enjoying them without crowding—everyone’s good manners made us feel lucky. We stayed here because we had a memorial service in Fukui Prefecture, but there were so many things to enjoy inside the Accommodation—a table tennis area and manga corner—and there was even a morning market held in the lobby. One night wasn’t enough. Next time I’d love to come back for sightseeing at a more relaxed pace. Thank you as well for providing Shuttle Service to Awaraonsen Station.

The Room had a stylish interior and was kept very clean, making for a comfortable stay. The breakfast venue also seemed open to the public, and it was spacious and spotless. The ochazuke was especially delicious. On the other hand, there seemed to be quite a few microwave-heated items, so having a few more freshly cooked hot dishes would make the experience even more satisfying.

Enjoy glamping in a dome tent, and the Facility also features an extra-large kids’ play area. It kept the kids happily worn out all day, so we could relax and enjoy some quiet time together in the evening—an excellent place overall. The meals were quite tasty as well, with a nice mix of Japanese and Western options to enjoy. In the evening, they even offered complimentary handheld fireworks—truly thoughtful service. We stayed for two nights this time; one night would feel rushed, so we recommend two nights as just right.

This was my first visit. Above all, the open-air bath with its wonderful sense of openness surrounded by beautiful nature, and the atmosphere throughout the property, were truly lovely. I would definitely like to return in a different season. I was very satisfied.

We stayed here for my wife’s slightly belated birthday trip. I last visited Iwakuni when I was around 10 years old, but this was my first time staying overnight. Dinner was the Chef’s Special / Gourmet Kaiseki, and everything was delicious. The sashimi in particular was outstanding—I could really taste the freshness and quality of the ingredients. We travel about 20 nights a year, and this was the best sashimi we’ve had. Our Room was a 20-tatami Japanese-style room with a view of Kintaikyo Bridge. Since we go to bed at different times, it was very convenient for us and we were satisfied overall. One concern was that the bathroom area (toilet and washbasin) felt quite outdated, so it wasn’t as comfortable to use. If it were renovated to the same standard as the restroom near the dining area on the 2nd floor, it would have been an even better stay. Thank you very much for preparing a birthday gift for my wife, and also for sending my wallet back to our home after I mistakenly left it in the valuables box. We truly enjoyed Iwakuni again after more than 50 years. Lastly, several young men who assisted us at dinner were wearing “In Training” badges. Their explanations of each dish were sometimes hesitant, but seeing how hard they worked felt refreshing. A word from someone older: “Keep it up, rookies!”

I traveled with my partner. The Hotel felt a bit old, but all the staff we passed greeted us warmly and cheerfully, which was very pleasant. They promptly assisted with the reservation call for river rafting and handled it efficiently. The meals in the morning and evening had a wide variety of dishes, were visually colorful, and used local ingredients, which I appreciated. The chicken in the hot pot was delicious, as was the rice. I would love to visit again if I have the chance. Next time, I’d like to try river rafting too!

I stayed here on a business trip. The staff were courteous and the breakfast was good, so overall I was mostly satisfied. As the Facility feels historic, there was a slight odor around the plumbing, and I noticed limescale inside the kettle, which made me hesitant to use it. If more detailed cleaning had been done, I would have rated it even higher. Still, I was generally satisfied and would definitely like to stay again if I have the opportunity next time.

Perhaps because it was a weekday stay, but although it is very close to Kokubuncho, it was very quiet, and I did not notice any of the noise mentioned in the Reviews, so I had a comfortable stay. The location is very convenient, the price is reasonable, and the Room was clean—I would like to stay again if I have the opportunity. I was also happy that comics were always available at the 1st-floor front desk.

There is also a large public bath, and the Room is functional and comfortable.

My spouse and I go on an Onsen trip every month. This time, since it was summer vacation, we traveled with three generations of our family. The Onsen water was the best we’ve ever experienced. Minami-Izu is a bit far, but we’d love to soak in that water again.

It was pouring rain in the Kanto area that day, so I wrapped my suitcase in plastic, but it got tangled around the wheels and made it hard to roll. When I arrived at the hotel, I borrowed scissors and struggled with the front desk staff to remove it, but we couldn’t, so I gave up and went out as it was. When I came back to check in, they greeted me with a wonderful smile and said, “We got the plastic off!”—and my suitcase was rolling smoothly again. I really appreciate how far they went to help. As for the hotel itself, it feels a bit old, but it’s well maintained and I didn’t feel any inconvenience. Breakfast is partly buffet-style; a Japanese set meal is prepared in advance, with lots of local dishes that were very delicious. It’s a little far from the station, but I think it’s well worth staying here. I’d like to use this hotel again.

I stayed on Sunday the 27th, and the front desk staff were kind and made me feel very welcome. I would like to stay again.

We stayed here while sightseeing at Oirase Gorge and Lake Towada. We spent a relaxing time in the spacious garden in front of Lake Towada. Although the building has a sense of history, the Room was clean and well maintained, and we were satisfied with everything—the bath and the meals. It was a wonderful Hotel.

There was no noise from neighboring rooms, and I had a comfortable stay. The bed and pillows were very comfortable, and I slept well. The large TV was also a great feature, and I was glad I could watch YouTube. It would be even better if makeup remover were provided among the amenities.

I usually stay at inexpensive Business Hotels, and this time as well I was able to keep the accommodation cost quite low, so I thought any Room would be fine. But when I opened the door, I couldn’t help exclaiming at how spacious and clean it was. The bath and toilet felt a bit dated, but they were kept clean, and above all the bathtub was large—I could stretch out my tired legs and soak comfortably in hot water. The front desk staff were friendly, and there was also a free drink service—everything was taken care of. I’d definitely like to stay here again.

We stayed in the “Annex Detached Villa” Japanese-style room (7.5 tatami mats) with a loft and an open-air bath. We enjoyed the view of the Pacific Ocean from the terrace and fully relaxed in the open-air bath. We also made good use of the large public bath and open-air bath in the main building. The kaiseki dinner was just the right amount and absolutely delicious. We also tried a tasting of three types of Tosa sake, all of which were excellent. We are grateful for the courteous service from all staff members. Special thanks as well to the staff member in charge of the Shuttle Service between the detached villa and main building, who thoughtfully warned us in advance about bumpy sections along the way each time. We took a walk around what felt like a private cape and rocky shore near the Hotel, enjoying it almost exclusively with hardly any other tourists around. It was a very satisfying 1-night, 2-day stay where we fully enjoyed Cape Ashizuri’s nature, ocean views, and great food. We would definitely like to stay again if we have another opportunity.