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I stayed at “Hiire IZU,” which I’d been curious about for a long time. The lava irori hearth at the center of the room was simply outstanding. It’s a gas-fired irori co-developed with a kitchen equipment manufacturer, so you can enjoy not only grilling meat and fish, but also hot pot and even ajillo—truly a special time to savor the experience of gathering around the fire itself. Cooking and enjoying Izu’s bounty over the flame ourselves—such as splendid alfonsino landed at Ito Port, seasonal fish, and Yamakiichi dried fish—was unforgettable. The dishes were elevated even further by beautiful local craftsmanship: tableware by Shichiro Fujii of Azanayama Kiln, Gendo yosegi woodwork, and IZUIRO wooden trays. We also stopped by the nearby general store “Kosanchi,” and were moved throughout our stay by how deeply this Accommodation embodies a spirit of making things with care.

Spend time in the panoramic bath while gazing at the stars, then wake up refreshed with a morning soak as you look out toward Mt. Aso glowing in the sunrise before heading to breakfast. I was impressed by the gentle, delicious Nankan-age in the miso soup, asked where to buy it, and purchased some to take home. The tofu was also handmade by the Hotel, and I felt satisfied and energized from the morning.

While traveling home, I spent some quiet time alone away from my family. It’s close to the airport and just over a 10-minute walk from Higo-Ozu Station. You can also pick up groceries at AEON. The property isn’t brand-new, but you can tell the Room is carefully maintained. The bed was neatly made as well. From the open-air bath at Sky Pass, I could watch planes overhead and see their undersides. I would likely stay here again when visiting home. The staff were courteous and attentive.

I stayed here because there was a live event in Minami-Aoyama. When making the reservation, only smoking rooms were available instead of non-smoking ones, so I was initially concerned about the smell. However, it wasn't as bothersome as I had expected. The proximity to Akasaka Station was also very convenient. I would like to stay here again if I have another opportunity.

The Room is clean and comfortable, but the air conditioning needs improvement. When the air conditioner is turned on, it blows very cold air and feels chilly. Even when the temperature setting is increased, the air remains cold.

The dinner, especially the grilled meat, was very delicious. I would definitely like to use it again. The Hotel also had a bicycle service, which was great. I had a comfortable stay. Thank you very much.

The building is an old traditional house, but the interior is new and offers a comfortable space. The surrounding environment is also excellent, allowing you to fully enjoy the essence of Kyoto.

This time, I stayed because the price was affordable, which might have been by chance. Although it's a bit of a walk from Asakusa Station, it’s not too bothersome. However, the lack of a nearby convenience store is inconvenient. The Room was clean and easy to use, but I didn’t like that the bed was fully visible as soon as I opened the door, even though it was right near the elevator. Similarly, having the front desk immediately in front of you upon entering on the first floor feels like poor layout design and is concerning. Still, overall it’s a good Hotel, and I would like to stay again.

The hotel staff are friendly, the environment is comfortable, and the location is convenient for shopping.

It’s a new Hotel, and everything was very clean. The staff were courteous at both check-in and check-out, and I had a comfortable stay overall. However, I arrived fairly early in the morning, and the breakfast wasn’t very warm overall—that was the only slight disappointment.

I was looking for a nearby Hotel to stay at on short notice with my daughter and found this one, so I made a Reservation. I tried to choose the breakfast Plan, but it couldn’t be selected, so I went with the No Meals Included Plan. We arrived after 7:00 p.m. during a sudden torrential downpour. I couldn’t find the parking lot and drove around for a while, but in the end we were able to park at the Times lot next to the Hotel, which was a relief. Check-in was done via a machine, but the staff kindly guided us and everything went smoothly. The Room was compact, but clean and comfortable. For the yukata, I sleep more comfortably without an obi belt, so I wish it had inner ties plus an additional set of ties on the other side. The large public bath was very relaxing and I was very satisfied, but there was quite a bit of hair on the dressing room floor. It would be great if there were lint rollers available. Next time, I’d like to have breakfast!

I stayed one night at “Niko,” tucked away in a quiet residential neighborhood. Since there are few Hotels in Koganei City, I always choose “Niko” whenever I visit. There isn’t a bed, but you can sleep soundly on the fluffy futon. Highly recommended.

I stayed in a twin Room, and I wish it had been a bit more spacious. Other than that, I was able to spend my time comfortably, so it was good.

I used it for a business trip. It was nice to relax. The large public bath had just the right temperature, and it relieved my fatigue.

Thank you for hosting us for one night. We had dinner at Shikitei, the soba izakaya on the first floor, and every dish was delicious. We were able to relax in the spacious tatami seating area. The Hotel is connected to the restaurant, so we could take it easy after our meal without going outside. Breakfast was generous as well, and we appreciated being able to choose from milk, fruit juice, or vegetable juice. We would love to stay again.

I stayed for one night. It is a family-run accommodation with a warm and cozy atmosphere. The room was 4.5 tatami mats in size, which was sufficient for a solo traveler. The bathroom was well-equipped with amenities, including an exfoliating towel, which was a thoughtful touch. It’s a relaxing and comfortable place that I highly recommend.

The room was very clean. While sound could sometimes carry, it didn’t bother me much. The onsen was very relaxing, and I happened to use it when no one else was there, so I enjoyed it privately. Breakfast was hearty, and the rice was delicious. I am very satisfied with this accommodation at this price! If I may add one suggestion, the pillow felt too high and fluffy for me; a lower option would be appreciated. Even with that in mind, this is an accommodation I would love to stay at again!

I originally planned to arrive in Naha on 6/1 and had reserved another Hotel, but due to the typhoon my flights were canceled on the 1st and 2nd. I canceled my original Reservation and urgently looked for a place to stay for one night from the 3rd, so I made a last-minute Reservation here. I arrived before check-in and asked if I could leave my luggage and take a break. A female staff member kindly told me that drinks were free, so please help yourself. When I moved Rooms and at check-out, they saw me off in the elevator until the doors closed. At check-out, they chatted with me until the elevator arrived, saying, “You’re leaving already? Please come back next time when you can relax,” and waved goodbye as I left. The shower room had hair scattered around—probably due to poor manners from other guests—and there were some slightly cramped or less clean areas due to the age of the Facility. However, the staff service was excellent, so it was acceptable. Breakfast was a stylish one-plate meal; both the bread and scrambled eggs were delicious. I felt it was hot in my Room at night—perhaps because the air conditioning is centrally controlled for the whole Facility—so it would be nice if fans were available to borrow. Next time I visit Naha, I would definitely like to stay here again. Thank you very much for your hospitality.

I stayed here to watch the Japan Cup, a road race held annually at the forest park about a 7-8 minute walk from the hotel. The hotel seems primarily for guests of the adjacent golf course, and although I expected it to be crowded the day before, it was relatively empty. The facility is old and not particularly clean, but it has a nostalgic charm with its retro Showa-era atmosphere. The room was Japanese-style with futons that you lay out yourself. The large public bath is located in the basement and was comfortable as it wasn’t crowded. However, there’s no elevator, so it might be challenging for elderly guests or those with mobility issues. Check-in is until 8 PM, so I bought dinner near Utsunomiya Station before heading over. While I wanted to enjoy some local delicacies in Utsunomiya, proximity to the event took priority for me and wasn’t an issue. After check-out, I could use the parking lot for an additional fee during my time at Japan Cup viewing—this allowed me to leave smoothly without encountering traffic restrictions on my way home by car afterward. I would consider staying here again when attending future events!

No Meals Included, stayed with a family of six. As you can tell from the Plan, you might think this is an ultra-budget Accommodation. The location is great: there’s a supermarket and convenience stores nearby, and if you walk about 20 minutes you can reach a main road lined with well-known chain restaurants. It was a Ryokan made up of three buildings with the front desk building in between. Every building shows its age; some Rooms seem to have been renovated, but the building with the family Room—and the family Room we stayed in (a 10-tatami Japanese-style room)—has an atmosphere that some people may find off-putting. That said, the Room amenities and equipment, plus thoughtful touches for kids such as free drinks around the front desk and game facilities, along with outstanding hospitality, were impressive. For our family, the hospitality far outweighed any dissatisfaction with the Facility, and it became a Ryokan we’d like to stay at again. If I had to mention one notable complaint, it would be issues in the bath area. In the men’s bath there was one washing station that couldn’t be used; in the women’s bath there was reportedly only one washing station with hot water. (However, there are also two shower rooms available 24 hours a day separate from the baths.) Also, I personally didn’t mind it because of the low price, but there were many young guests like sports teams on trips, which apparently scared our children. This time we couldn’t use some of their signature services—such as the free alcohol bar until 10:30 p.m. or the rooftop footbath with views of Mt. Fuji—but even without those extras, for this price and level of service we would definitely like to stay again. That said as mentioned above, it may not suit those looking for a spotless Accommodation or brand-new facilities and service standards.