전국 × 식사의 평가가 높은 호텔·료칸 - 273페이지

This auberge is located in a small, quiet cove. You can step out to the shore right away, and the view from the dining area is beautiful and soothing. The owner’s home-cooked dishes are delicious—especially the simmered fish and octopus rice, which were outstanding. The water is also excellent; we were told it is tap water. A staff member mentioned that Obama’s water is said to be even better than sake.

I was impressed by the view from the 10th-floor room—seeing the familiar scenery around Ota Station I always use felt completely different. The self-serve coffee available from 6:30 a.m. was much appreciated. I checked in at 10:00 p.m. and it was a short stay, but I was able to relax comfortably. Thank you very much. (I rated it 3 stars because I did not use the Onsen.)

The breakfast was delicious.

From the outside, the building may appear old, but inside it is clean and well-maintained. The front desk staff provide excellent service with warm smiles. While the large public bath has an older feel, it is kept very clean. The Room was also clean and tidy. The restaurant offers simple meals, but the staff's attentive service was commendable. Please note that the large public bath can get very crowded depending on the time due to many day-use guests.

I stay here every month, and I’m always comforted by the staff’s warm service and smiles. I also had breakfast, and it was delicious with a great atmosphere. I’ve stayed at other Hotels around Oyama Station before, but they weren’t a good fit for me.

I forgot to submit the survey, so I’m leaving a comment here. I stayed this summer. The meals were excellent, especially the fish. The portions were generous and left me completely satisfied. The large public bath was spacious and very relaxing. Some parts of the Facility seem a bit old, but the location is convenient and it stays cool, so I was able to unwind. I’d like to stay again in summer.

Choose a Hotel near the cable car entrance to the Alpine Route—it's surprisingly close, so we were able to depart at a relaxed pace.

The view from the spacious Room felt endlessly open. Since it was a south-facing Room, I could often see planes landing at Kansai International Airport. Even if I stepped out briefly, it seemed to detect that and would turn off the TV or require me to log in to YouTube again, which was inconvenient but not a big deal. The room service fried chicken seemed to be made with high-quality oil and ingredients, and I was able to finish it all deliciously without feeling heavy afterward. It was a bit disappointing that the breakfast coffee on the second night was somehow like hot water tinted coffee color.

The staff were wonderful, and I felt comfortable throughout my stay. From the Room, I could enjoy views of the Irabu Bridge and beautiful sunsets, and the view from the infinity pool was outstanding. The restaurant on the first floor of the Hotel was delicious for both dinner and breakfast—I was very satisfied. The location is great, with convenient access to sightseeing spots around Miyakojima. It was also a big help that I could use Times Car (car sharing) at the Hotel. The views, food, service, and location all exceeded my expectations. This is a Hotel I definitely want to stay at again when I visit Miyakojima.

I stayed here on a business trip. The Room is compact but functional, with no complaints. The bed was a larger queen size and very comfortable, so I slept well and could really relax. The welcome bar at dinner time had a wide selection of alcoholic drinks and soft drinks, and there was also a microwave, which was great—I could enjoy dinner with the bento and side dishes I brought in while having a drink. I also appreciated the Onsen public bath; I could check how crowded it was on the in-room monitor, so I could bathe comfortably without stress. Breakfast was delicious as well—especially the freshly baked bread, which was so soft and tasty that I wished I could buy some to take home. The staff responded quickly to my requests, which I thought was excellent. This was my first stay with the Super Hotel chain, but I would definitely choose it again for future solo business trips.

The hotel is close to the station, which made traveling by train very convenient. On both the first and second days, we left our luggage with them while sightseeing, and the front desk staff were very helpful. Especially on the second day, our pickup was later than planned, but they assisted us with a smile and even showed concern about the sudden rain. Thanks to them, we were able to leave Mino-Ota feeling great.

The staff, Facility, and meals were all beyond expectations and absolutely wonderful. There was a wide variety of welcome drinks, along with a coffee maker and tea provided. We also enjoyed welcome sweets, including daifuku. For breakfast, we had Japanese cuisine, which was surprisingly delicious. Every side dish was so tasty that we wished for more rice! It was such a delightful experience. We would love to stay here again!

Dinner and breakfast included: Seiryukan, 8-tatami Japanese-style room — JPY 32,400 for 2 adults One dish after another came out—items like chilled pumpkin soup and eggplant aspic that are hard to make at home—and there were quite a lot of them. Everything was delicious, and both the quality and quantity were more than sufficient. The breakfast buffet wasn’t as lavish as dinner, but there was a good variety, and I had no major complaints about the taste. The “Meditation Sauna” was excellent. It’s dark inside with piano music playing very softly, creating a great atmosphere. The temperature seems slightly lower than a typical sauna, so you can take your time and enjoy it slowly. The other “Casual Sauna” is a standard sauna with automatic löyly. Both cold baths use natural spring water and are nicely cold—ideal for sauna lovers. This stay was mainly for wild bird photography. Driving slowly from the Accommodation along the prefectural road via Tsubetsu Pass to Lake Kussharo, we spotted birds such as grey wagtails, Hokkaido rock ptarmigan, and white’s thrush from the car windows, making for an enjoyable birdwatching trip. I do wish the room rate were just a bit lower, but given recent inflation that may be unavoidable. Considering what you get for dinner, I think they’re doing an impressive job.

I think the price, the Room, and the service were all very good. However, there was one disappointing point: cleaning was not thorough. I believe it would be even better if this were improved (that is why I am posting). The logo above the Hotel entrance and the wall-like structure in front of the entrance looked like they had never been cleaned and were dirty with dust buildup. In the Room, dust had accumulated on the air purifier, air conditioner, and around the bed by the window. I understand it may not be possible to clean these every day, but if they could be cleaned at least once a month or once every three months, I think it would feel much cleaner overall. I am posting this with hopes for improvement. I apologize for saying this while all Hotel staff are working hard.

I stayed here on a trip using the Seishun 18 Ticket. They upgraded my Room, so it felt spacious and I could relax. I left from Kyoto Station on the first train the next morning, and since this Hotel is right in front of the station, I was able to depart smoothly. Thank you for your hospitality.

Since New Year’s, we’ve been taking a one-night Onsen trip every month, and this time we chose Hirado after watching YouTube. Our main goal was to enjoy delicious sashimi. The sashimi was fresh and tasty, but compared with our previous stay, it was a bit disappointing that the slices were thinner. The meals were delicious, with a wide variety of buffet options—so much that we were completely full. We were very satisfied with both dinner and breakfast. We stayed in the new building; the Room was clean, and the Onsen was great. The staff were also very helpful. We’d like to stay again.

As it’s new, it was clean and the Facility was great. However, it was inconvenient that I couldn’t reach the front desk by phone. I left something behind and had to communicate by email. I was able to go there in person and retrieve it safely.

I used it because there is a large public bath and a sauna. At the bath cafe, the relaxation area, large public bath, and meals were all excellent. I regret that I didn’t have time to watch the theater performance. The Hotel was a bit dated, but it was very well cleaned. Breakfast was said in Reviews to be limited, but there were both Japanese and Western options and it was satisfying overall. It would have been nice to have one fruit option as well. I would like to stay again.

After watching the video guide to the Hotel, I tried to reach it via the pedestrian overpass from the contact walkway, but it was under construction and I was unsure what to do. A construction worker kindly assisted me, and I arrived safely. The staff were also very helpful at both check-in and check-out, and I was satisfied. I used Itsuki, and both Japanese and Western dishes offered a wide variety. They recommend the pizza for a reason—it’s addictive. It was also nice that there were small desserts after the meal. On my way back, I used the underground passage, which made it easy.

I’m the type who tends to notice stains or dust when staying at a Hotel, and if it’s bad I sometimes end up cleaning myself, but this time I didn’t even think about that—in fact, it was so clean I was genuinely impressed. The bed was spacious with just the right firmness, and there were so many amenities that I found myself thinking, “Is it really okay to take even this?” It was a Multiple Night Stay, and I honestly wished I could have spent more time in the Hotel instead of going out. I was able to check out on the TV screen at the end, but maybe many guests don’t notice? As for the Room key, there was a return box by the entrance/exit, but the TV screen said to leave it on the table in the Room, so I wasn’t sure which option was preferred.