전국 × 만족도 평가가 높은 호텔·료칸 - 686페이지

Fireflies might have been gone by mid-July, but we spotted over 10 of them nearby and were deeply moved. The resident cat is very friendly and adorable. The meals were abundant, so much so that we regretted not being able to finish them all. The old building retains the charm of a traditional hot spring retreat from the early Showa era. While some may find it inconvenient, it’s perfect for those who enjoy the sound of flowing rivers, birdsong, and insects. The natural and straightforward hostess adds to the pleasant experience. The surrounding area must be beautiful in autumn as well!

This was my first time staying here. The road leading to the Hotel (Lodge) is quite steep. While it wasn’t an issue for our home, certain cars might struggle. The road is narrow, and the broken curve mirror made it a bit inconvenient to check around corners. Considering the price, the Room, meals, and service were satisfactory; however, my wife was disappointed that there was no salad bar as shown in the Hotel's promotional images. On a positive note, even though the sink, toilet, and bath were shared facilities, they were clean and very well-maintained. Please ensure that all images and information about the Hotel are kept up-to-date regularly.

The meals were satisfying. Unfortunately, it was disappointing that loud noises could be heard at night, either from the neighboring Room or the hallway. The staff were helpful, including offering to move us to a different Room.

My work was at Wakayama Castle Hall, and the location was convenient, situated between the hall and the station. At first, I was a little unsure if I had the right place. The Room had a washing machine, which I made full use of. This time I stayed solo, but it also had a loft. The price was reasonable, so I would like to stay again if I have the chance.

I stayed at the accommodation during my year-end vacation. Located at the end of a narrow road, the accommodation had a charming atmosphere. The room was more like a separate cottage than an annex, giving off a nostalgic vacation home vibe. The meals were light and delicious, which I personally appreciated very much. The room also had a semi-open-air bath with pleasant water quality. The large public bath was spacious and open, and there was also a sauna; however, the temperature was on the lower side, which was slightly disappointing as I couldn't fully enjoy it. Overall, while the accommodation felt somewhat old-fashioned, it offered a quiet and relaxing stay with excellent onsen facilities. I would love to visit again!

The owner of the Accommodation seems deeply devoted to the Onsen and handed me an Onsen analysis sheet at the front desk—something I’d never experienced before. The main rock bath had a wonderful atmosphere and there were three tubs, but all of them were too hot for me to soak in. I barely managed to get into the deep bath at the front for about 10 seconds a few times. I understand the desire for guests to enjoy the free-flowing natural hot spring water, but it was a bit intense for me. On the other hand, I really enjoyed the smaller gourd-shaped bath and went in three times. The meals were modest but more than enough, and especially the soba was delicious. The toilet in my Room was modern and comfortable. The building is very spacious and must be difficult to maintain, but I hope they will continue doing well for many years to come.

Although we were a bit late for check-in, we were very grateful that the owner waited for us outside. The interior is not brand new, but the high ceilings and skylight in the washroom create a comfortable space. Traveling with children, it was nice to be able to sleep on futons in the tatami Room. Except for the lack of pajamas, all necessary amenities and Facility were provided, and we were able to do laundry sufficiently, which was helpful.

It is a property where you can stay quietly. The mizutaki was delicious.

A cozy accommodation with only 5 rooms, the room we stayed in featured a spacious indoor bath and an open-air bath with a view of the Kirishima mountain range. The onsen water, both in the indoor and open-air baths, was free-flowing and mixed with natural minerals, providing great satisfaction. The room was thoroughly cleaned and had a sense of cleanliness throughout. Meals were served in a Western style for both dinner and breakfast, so those who prefer Japanese cuisine might find it less satisfying. While there was an explanation of the dishes during serving, having a dinner menu would have been helpful. Breakfast included freshly baked homemade bread, which was delightful; however, it would have been even better if jams or similar accompaniments were provided. There were five types of bread per person—too much to finish—but they kindly wrapped them as souvenirs. Meals were served in private dining rooms where wearing loungewear from your room was acceptable. However, since the loungewear also doubled as sleepwear, it would be better to separate them into two sets. Especially during colder seasons, moving to the dining area in loungewear might feel chilly. Overall, this accommodation provided a highly satisfying experience!