전국 × 만족도 평가가 높은 호텔·료칸 - 518페이지

There are many sightseeing spots nearby, and I stayed for a Multiple Night Stay of two nights last year. This year, I stayed for three nights and visited various places such as Abashiri, Shiretoko, and Kushiro. The rooms are mainly on the second floor, while the first floor includes a living room, laundry area, and dining space, making it very convenient to use. Each guest is provided with their own entrance key, allowing freedom in returning at any time. A Seicomart is located nearby, and light cooking can be done on the first floor with available utensils and a microwave. Reservations offer options between private rooms or shared rooms. The facility is affordable yet well-equipped—perfect as a base for sightseeing. I look forward to staying here again someday!

We stayed for 3 nights as a family of four. It’s about a 12-minute walk or a 3-minute drive from the airport. The entire property is rented out, and since there’s nothing around, it’s quiet at night. The interior is new and equipped with clean facilities. Amenities include shampoo, slippers, combs, disposable towels, and regular towels, but I don’t think there were any cleansing products or lotions. Within a few minutes' walk, there’s a stylish café where you can enjoy meals from breakfast to dinner while overlooking Amami Airport and the sea. Morning walks were refreshing with the tropical atmosphere. The deciding factor for us was the drum dryer washing machine, but it also has a rice cooker, stove, dishes, cooking utensils, and seasonings, making it ideal for long stays with self-catering. There’s a shop right next door where you can rent BBQ sets and enjoy activities like buggy rides or biking. The nearest supermarket is about a 10-minute drive away and closes around 8 PM, so it’s better to finish shopping early. Check-out is at 5:30 PM, which is convenient as you can leave your luggage until just before heading to the airport.

There are some inconveniences, such as entering a passcode at the entrance and room entrance, and shared showers and toilets, but at this price, it doesn't bother me. I would like to use it again.

I stayed for 2 nights and 3 days and was able to relax very well. It is run by a kind, friendly couple. The Onsen called the lava bath was very pleasant, and there was also an open-air bath. You can also bathe in the morning. If you are coming by car, you can park in the parking lot of the nearby shrine (?). It is close to Ohiradai Station. It was a wonderful Accommodation where you could hear wild birds and the train whistle.

Since we stayed on a weekday, we had the Accommodation almost to ourselves. It was ski season, and the Room had a kotatsu, so we could relax comfortably. The bath is only large enough for about 3–4 adults, so you may need to go at a different time when it’s busy. Both breakfast and dinner were delicious, so the Plan with meals is recommended. The road to the Accommodation is narrow, so please be careful.

Excellent service! Great view from the Room! The food was absolutely delicious! I want to stay here again!

The building is old, but the air conditioner and bidet toilet are almost brand new. The bath has a wonderful retro Showa-era vibe. Ideal for guests who mainly want to enjoy the Onsen. Without Niigata Prefecture’s Go To Travel campaign, it may feel a bit overpriced.

I made this Reservation for my wife and her mother to travel together. Although it seemed to be a day with few guests, you still provided attentive hospitality without cutting any corners, and they truly enjoyed the delicious meals. Thank you very much.

The Onsen was wonderfully silky and great for the skin—I enjoyed it four times. The meals were healthy and just the right amount, and the dishes made with homegrown vegetables were especially delicious. The staff were very friendly, and I had a comfortable stay. There is no elevator, so guests with mobility issues may need to take care, but it was not a problem for us. Surrounded by the refreshing nature of the former Ryujin Village, this is an Accommodation I would love to stay at again in another season!

We stayed with my son’s family, a total of seven people. We all enjoyed having a BBQ together. The view was wonderful, and the night scenery was beautiful as well. I played the games provided with my grandchildren and had lots of fun playing until late at night. The bathroom was spacious, which was great. I’d love to stay again if I have the chance.

Thank you for accommodating us during our touring trip. The access to Lake Mashu was excellent, and the starry sky we gazed at late at night was absolutely stunning.

I chose this accommodation to enjoy stargazing, and I was completely satisfied as I could see a sky full of stars that night. The facility was comfortable with no inconveniences. For breakfast, I expected something simple since it’s glamping, but I was pleasantly surprised by the delicious and heartfelt Japanese meal. Surprisingly, there aren’t many places in Tanegashima offering early lunch options, so I highly recommend staying here with breakfast included. If the weather is clear, enjoy the starry sky while listening to the gentle stream and sounds of insects.

Two private hot spring baths, available 24 hours when open, are exceptional. One is an outdoor bath and the other is indoor. The outdoor bath is a bit small, so it might feel slightly cramped for two people, but the atmosphere is fantastic. The water flow is abundant. It's also convenient that you can check the availability of the baths from your room. The room had a private bathroom and toilet, but with only seven rooms in this accommodation and two private baths available, having a bathroom in the room might not be necessary. It would be nicer if that space were used to make the room larger instead. The room features a large TV with BS channels and thoughtfully placed USB outlets throughout—likely added later—which are very convenient. Meals have standard portions and variety but stand out for their excellent seasoning and creative presentation. Ingredients seem carefully selected as well. The wine selection appears to be sourced internationally by the owner; even as amateurs, we found both red and white wines delightful. The owner enjoys chatting with guests, making it enjoyable for those who like conversation. For those less comfortable with interaction, there's no overly intrusive approach typical of some accommodations like pensions. Pricing is reasonable, offering high overall satisfaction—a wonderful accommodation worth revisiting. One question: Is ordering at least one drink mandatory during meals? If so, it might be better to clarify this policy upfront since some non-drinkers may feel uncomfortable finding out on-site—even though soft drinks are available.

Because we had an early start for sightseeing in Takachiho, we booked a No Meals Included stay. The front desk staff were very friendly and helpful. Since the rain was heavy, they even lent us an umbrella. The Facility is quite old, but the parking area is covered, the Room was spacious, and the futon was neatly made—no issues at all. The amenities were clean, and although the bathroom and toilet are quite old, everything was clean and we stayed comfortably. For dinner, we made a Reservation at Tachiya Tori nearby and walked there to eat (I truly recommend this place). After dinner, we could also walk to Takachiho Shrine—perfect. Highly recommended for anyone visiting Takachiho.

I stayed here the night before attending an event in Zaimokuza. Although I had a room-only Reservation, the manager was incredibly welcoming and attentive. The location is excellent—about a 5-minute walk to the beach—and I was amazed by how many stars were visible from the shore at night. My daughters also want to stay again, so next time we’re planning a temple-hopping trip in Kamakura in autumn.

The room was very comfortable, the food was delicious, and the Onsen was excellent. I had a luxurious time. I would love to stay again.

We stayed as a group of five. The first floor features a large table and ample space. The kitchen is well-equipped with all necessary utensils and dishes. On the second floor, there is a bathroom, toilet, and washroom, along with low beds in a room separated by sliding doors (fusuma) from the Japanese-style room. There is parking space available for one van. Within walking distance, there is a gyoza restaurant where we had dinner. The area was quiet at night, allowing us to relax comfortably.

I thought I wouldn’t make it in time for check-in, but they waited for me and gave me a warm welcome! The yakitori restaurant attached to the Facility is also delicious. Bed-making (putting on the sheets, etc.) being self-service was a bit puzzling. Other than that, everything was perfect.

I stayed on a weekday. The outdoor barbecue while listening to the sound of the stream flowing nearby became a special memory.