전국 × 만족도 평가가 높은 호텔·료칸 - 599페이지

Thank you very much for having us stay at your Accommodation. It was a 3-day, 2-night stay, and thanks to you, I was able to relax and spend quality time with my girlfriend. Thank you for your heartfelt letter. We will visit again, and we appreciate your continued support. Please take good care of yourself.

The unique, beautiful design was unlike anything else, and it was wonderful to catch the fresh scent of new wood here and there. The bath was spacious and open, so I could relax and take my time. The pool was smaller than I expected, but it seems perfect for a dip after the sauna! Spending a quiet night in such a clean villa made for a very satisfying stay. The only downsides were that the air conditioning on the second floor wasn’t very effective, making it uncomfortable to sleep, and I wished the kitchen had basics like salt and pepper, cooking oil, plastic wrap, and paper towels. Oda Sushi nearby was delicious, and there’s also a supermarket about 5 minutes away by car, which is really convenient. It feels like a villa you can enjoy at any time of year, so I’d love to come back. Thank you very much!

We stayed as a family. The toilet, bathroom, and washbasin were separate, making it very convenient to use, and the room was clean. It was accessible from both Akasaka and Tameike-Sanno stations, with a 7-Eleven located in the basement, which was very convenient. The staff at the front desk were polite and left a good impression.

This was my first stay at an APA Hotel, and I felt the attention to detail was excellent. The bath was small but relaxing, the water temperature was just right, and it stopped automatically. The TV was large and offered a wide range of channels. Breakfast had plenty of vegetables and was very satisfying; the curry was delicious as well. I also enjoyed reading the book provided. Noise from the neighboring Room didn’t bother me. I would be happy to stay again if I have another opportunity.

Due to company circumstances, meetings, training, and patrols overlapped in November, extending my stay in Osaka. The room was new, so the bath and bed were perfect. At first, I forgot my room wear and went to pick it up in front of the front desk, but as I got used to it, I no longer forgot tea, coffee, and amenities, and I enjoyed delicious drinks brewed in the pot in the room. There was a budget for the company's accommodation expenses, and it was a pity that I couldn't have breakfast this time. I look forward to enjoying breakfast next time.

I stayed at Oriental Kyoto Rokujo during my time in Kyoto. The Accommodation had a calm atmosphere throughout, was very well cleaned, and made for a truly comfortable stay. The guest room was simple yet functional, with a streamlined layout that felt relaxing and allowed me to rest well after a full day of sightseeing on foot. What stood out most was the staff service—kind and attentive without being overbearing—which made the stay feel reassuring. The entire Hotel was quiet, and I think it’s a great place to enjoy the serene pace that feels so characteristic of Kyoto. It’s convenient for both sightseeing and business trips, and it’s a Hotel I’d like to stay at again.

The hotel was conveniently located near the station and easy to use. Overall, including the customer service, it was truly excellent. The breakfast was also wonderful, but I felt it was a bit wasteful as I couldn't eat much in the morning. Considering this, the breakfast price seemed higher compared to other prefectures, so I thought it would be nice if there were more affordable options even if they were less luxurious. Looking around, some guests only had bread and coffee. Also, the Accommodation Tax of 400 yen was new to me and felt unexpected; perhaps it was mentioned during the reservation process, but I felt slightly at a loss about it.

The most impressive aspect was the staff, who were always smiling and seemed to enjoy their work. It allowed me to start my day feeling refreshed. The breakfast offered a wide variety of delicious options. The water dispenser and coffee service at the front desk were much appreciated. The foot massager in the Room was also a great touch. I would love to stay here again!

A microwave, toaster, and a dispenser for coffee and café au lait were available, and ice was free! There is also a space where you can have dinner or breakfast. The Room had an electric shoe dryer, which was great for freshening up sweaty shoes after lots of walking in Furano! There was no bathtub—only a shower booth—but it was comfortable with a larger shower head. WiFi seemed to require free membership registration with the group, so I deducted one star. When I asked the front desk about restaurants for dinner, they gave me an A4 list. I visited in July, but the restaurants at the roadside station right in front closed at 5:00 PM except for one place called Cafe Yorimichi. Since it’s away from the city center, the price was reasonable and overall satisfaction was high!

I found the white tea-scented body wash very soothing.

I stayed at the accommodation for my son's exam. There was a desk separate from the bed, allowing my son to study without any disturbances. Since the light was directly overhead, it made the desk area a bit dim; having a desk lamp would have been helpful! Although there was an air purifier, there was no humidifier, so I felt it was a bit dry. Overall, it was very clean and pleasant!

What I liked The entrance and the entire building were bright and clean. The elevator operates with a key card. The bathtub/shower and sink faucets are separate. The TV has a large screen. Amenities include a body-wash towel. Since it’s close to the station, the parking lot is a little farther away, so it’s reassuring to check the location in advance. (The staff kindly guided me.) Overall, including the price, it was a very satisfying Hotel. I would like to stay again if I have the chance.

On short notice, we decided to watch the women’s golf tournament in Karuizawa on the 14th and 15th, and while looking for a Hotel, we found this one in Sakudaira—just 8 minutes away by Shinkansen—so we made a Reservation right away. After the tournament, we took the Shinkansen to Sakudaira! We were lucky to find seats even in the non-reserved car. After exiting the ticket gates, we headed to the Hotel on foot while taking a little walk around—about 7–8 minutes, I think. It seems there was also a free Shuttle Service! When we arrived and went to the front desk, a very pleasant female staff member explained everything carefully, which left a great impression. I later learned that it had only been open for about two months, so everything was spotless and brand-new. The lounge drinks were delicious as well! The Room was more spacious than expected, with a great layout and very comfortable. The unit bath was also easy to use. There is an Onsen Facility on the first floor, and it was incredibly relaxing! It’s very clean, and the water temperature felt just right. They even had ice pops after your bath! We had reserved dinner at a nearby Italian restaurant, but the Hotel restaurant was also open—maybe because it was during the Obon holiday period? The breakfast buffet the next morning had a great balance of Japanese and Western options, and everything tasted wonderful. After check-out, another very pleasant male staff member gave us a Shuttle Service ride to the station. The area around the Hotel is beautifully maintained, and it feels like a new townscape is being developed. We had such a comfortable stay. Thank you very much to all of your staff. We will definitely come again—next time with a round of golf included!

Although I checked in around midnight, thank you for your kind assistance. The Room was also in excellent condition. What was especially helpful was: 1) luggage storage after check-out (available only on the day of check-out), and 2) the morning coffee and latte were delicious.

The location was excellent. Since we traveled by car, having a parking lot was very helpful. There were plenty of family restaurants, restaurants, and bars nearby for dinner, so we had no trouble finding a place to eat. There was also a convenience store close by. Breakfast was served in a Japanese-style room with a buffet, and we enjoyed the variety. The food was very tasty and not bland at all. The staff were friendly and easy to talk to. The Room was spacious and felt clean despite being older. The large public bath had quite hot water, which might be a bit much for children. It was a very good Accommodation. I would like to stay here again when I visit Kyoto.

We traveled with our 1-year-old child, and the staff warmly welcomed us. Their hospitality was kind and excellent. The building is old but well-cleaned, and the public bath, though small, was very clean. The meals were delicious. We chose the most affordable dinner course, yet it was luxurious in content and satisfying in both quantity and taste. Located conveniently in Kyoto city, it's a great spot for a short walk or exploration nearby. We would love to stay here again. Thank you!

Thank you for accommodating my requests when I made a Reservation. Many Hotels do not review requests even if submitted, but check-in was smooth.

Stayed in a smoking double room for a Multiple Night Stay in Iwaki City for work. Here’s my review from the perspective of a heavy smoker and drink enthusiast. Location: There is a parking lot right in front of the hotel with a maximum fee of ¥500 for 24 hours. A convenience store (Lawson), a day-use Onsen (Sahako no Yu), and Yumoto Station are all about a 5-minute walk away, making the location very convenient. However, there are very few dining options, even around the station, so it’s necessary to do some research in advance. I walked up and down the nearby streets twice and found only one izakaya where smoking was allowed ("Odoriba" near the station). The friendly hostess, affordable drinks, and smoking-friendly environment were great, but unfortunately, the place is set to close in a year due to station redevelopment. Many shops had their shutters down, possibly due to the off-season. The adjacent yakitori restaurant "Juhachiban" does not allow smoking but had pleasant service and reasonable prices for a tourist area, making it a recommended spot. Further down, the bar "Mai Tai" seemed to allow smoking at its outdoor sidewalk seating, but I didn’t try it as it looked stylish and seemed a bit pricey. Hotel Room: The glass-walled bathroom (frosted glass, but still) felt a bit uncomfortable. Other than that, there were no major issues. The room was clean and well-maintained. Unlike many hotels where removing the key card cuts off all electricity, this hotel allowed the refrigerator to stay on while I was out, which was convenient for keeping drinks cold during a Multiple Night Stay. The availability of an extension cord was also a nice touch. Other Notes: There is no ice machine or ice service at the front desk, so I had to buy ice from the convenience store for in-room drinks. There is a vending machine for beer and sours next to the front desk. A map of nearby restaurants is also available at the front desk, which was helpful for exploring the area. Considering the rising prices of hotels recently, this hotel offered excellent value for money. The room facilities and location made it a very cost-effective choice.