전국 × 식사의 평가가 높은 호텔·료칸 - 483페이지

This beautifully renovated traditional house, once a pawnshop, offers Rooms with distinct character. Rather than aiming for full occupancy, they intentionally operate only up to 2 of the 4 Rooms at a time, which makes for a truly peaceful stay. By chance there were no other guests during our visit, so it felt like having the place to ourselves and we were able to relax in quiet comfort. They also kindly helped us with an unusual request to receive registered mail, which was greatly appreciated. Next time, I’d love to stay in a different Room.

The staff who assisted with both check-in and check-out were very friendly and welcoming, always with a smile. The Room was clean and comfortable, though it was difficult to sit on the sofa. At night, I used the restaurant since it was open late, and every dish was delicious. I was surprised by the size of the French toast at breakfast; it was hard to finish, but the buffet items were also tasty. I would like to stay again when visiting Ebisu. Thank you very much.

To escape Tokyo’s heat after the rainy season, I stayed at this Accommodation near Lake Nojiri for two nights. In short, it was a wonderful experience. Needless to say, the Facility is brand-new and newly opened, and the unobstructed, majestic views of Mt. Myoko and Mt. Kurohime from the Room felt almost unreal. Above all, I was truly moved by the outstanding hospitality of everyone at the Hotel. I have quite a few food dislikes, and they kindly prepared special dishes to accommodate my requests—I’m sincerely grateful. The meals still made generous use of local ingredients, and every dish was excellent. I also enjoyed watching the food being prepared right in front of me, followed by a lively conversation with the chef afterward. On a day when I had to leave early and couldn’t have breakfast at the Hotel, they instead made hearty onigiri for me to take along. I feel that with just one night you might not be able to fully experience everything this Hotel offers, so if possible I recommend staying two nights or more. I would love to visit again in another season. I often use IKYU for Accommodation Reservations, but after this stay I felt compelled to write a comment for the first time.

A wonderful Accommodation has opened right in front of the World Heritage site Ninna-ji Temple. From before we even entered, the staff welcomed us warmly, guided us to our Room, and provided very attentive explanations. It felt like the highest level of hospitality—like staying at a luxury Ryokan from the Showa era. The Room features exquisite Nishijin-ori textiles throughout, adding a refined Kyoto touch in many places. The entire building is tatami-floored, which felt great underfoot, and since it is newly built, the fresh scent was very pleasant. In the lounge, you can relax quietly while looking out at Ninna-ji Temple. Dinner was served in a private room, and we enjoyed a wonderful meal made with seasonal ingredients—clearly prepared with great care by the chef. To celebrate our wedding anniversary, we were treated to a special cocktail. It paired well with the food and was delicious. The bath was excellent as expected, and it was always kept impeccably clean no matter when we went in, making it very comfortable to use. This Accommodation was outstanding in every way—I can’t write enough about it. Since children are not allowed to stay here, it’s perfect when you want peaceful time for adults only. Thank you to all the staff for your heartfelt hospitality. We’ve found another favorite Accommodation.

This was my first stay at an auberge. The French cuisine, enjoyed with chopsticks, was incredibly delicious, and the carefully selected tableware added to the experience. The Onsen was almost like a private bath, with gentle water that left my skin feeling smooth. There was no TV in the room, but it allowed me to relax and unwind fully.

I stayed in a Room without a bath, but the bathroom was conveniently located close to the Room. At night, I could see fireflies flying from the Room's window. The sea was right in front, and I enjoyed the sunset during dinner. Above all, the meals were incredibly delicious, and everyone, including the host, was very kind. I would love to stay here again!

Your warm hospitality makes me want to visit again. The view from the room's window frames the nearby Amanohashidate and mountains like a painting, and I find myself gazing at it for a while. A course lavishly using the elusive Taiza crab with QR tags. It was my first time at an auberge, and instead of French or Italian, I felt the owner's care in the ingredients, sauces, broth, and cooking methods using local Japanese cuisine. I heard that Tango has a long history influenced by the continent, and the stories about local love, traditional Japanese culture, ingredients, and the origins of words were enjoyable, adding depth and imagination to the taste. There are valuable paintings and documents of Tango throughout the property. Thank you for the seaweed-colored (Miruiro) pouch from the Stays as a souvenir.

I stayed at the accommodation for the first time in early September. Although I was a bit anxious as the route to the accommodation was slightly difficult to find, it was located deep inside Yoro Park, and I felt relieved when warmly welcomed by the owner-chef despite the rain. We were lucky to be the only guests staying that day, allowing us to enjoy a very relaxing and leisurely time with both meals and a private bath. The meals we had been looking forward to since making our reservation were served at just the right temperature and portion size, and everything was absolutely delicious—simply perfect! The sashimi, Hida beef, hoba miso, salt-grilled ayu fish, and jellyfish dish were especially outstanding. In today’s world where "cleanliness and convenience" are often taken for granted, this retro Showa-era style building may have had some minor inconveniences due to its age; however, it is clear that great care has been taken in its upkeep, which left a very positive impression on us. It had been a long time since my spouse and I enjoyed such quality time together—soaking in a bath side by side while savoring delicious food paired with local sake. Listening quietly to the sound of rain outside through the window made for an unforgettable experience. It reminded me how important it is to spend moments like these from time to time. Thank you so much! We will definitely come again!

Both dinner and breakfast are packed with ingredients from Ibaraki! Every dish is carefully prepared and feels truly luxurious. The location is wonderful, and the Accommodation is warm-hearted, welcoming you with a heartfelt “Welcome back.” We’ll be back again! It was just one night, but it made us want a Multiple Night Stay. We’re looking forward to next time.

The hospitality was exceptional. The warm personalities of the owner couple made this accommodation incredibly comfortable. Of course, the food was delicious, especially the seafood personally caught by the owner, which was unmatched in freshness. One thing I thought would be nice to have is a laundry basket under the sink. I am very grateful for their kindness.

A small Hotel located in Karuizawa Lake New Town, where the owner couple and staff warmly welcomed us. The Hotel features a charming medieval castle-like exterior, with carefully selected interiors, furniture, and tableware that create a delightful atmosphere. The owner couple also runs popular curry restaurants in Tokyo and Karuizawa, and you can enjoy their curry as an optional meal at the Hotel. Both the curry and breakfast were incredibly delicious. Nearby the Hotel, you can find Lake Garden, stylish cafes, grocery shops, and more—perfect for enjoyable strolls. I would love to visit again!