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My long-awaited trip to Ibusuki finally came true, and I had the pleasure of staying at Ibusuki Shusuien. Everything was outstanding: the warm and attentive service from the staff, the historic atmosphere of this long-established Ryokan, spotless guest rooms, free-flowing Onsen straight from the source, and delicious meals. (I’ve stayed at a few Hotels on my limited travels, but this became an unforgettable Ryokan for me.) It was so wonderful that I honestly wondered if someone as young as me deserved to stay at such a great Ryokan. My only regret is that I felt unwell during my stay and couldn’t finish my meal. (I truly feel terrible about it...) Please let me make up for it when I stay again...! I’m still savoring the afterglow of what was, even understatedly, an incredible stay—and I feel like other Hotels might pale in comparison (lol). It was truly a luxurious time. If you ever visit Ibusuki, please do yourself a favor and stay here. I’ll say it again: it’s amazing!

I visit Karuizawa every year and usually stay at a Hotel that costs a fair amount, but this was my first time staying at this Hotel. In conclusion, it was excellent (great value for money). Key points were: 1) Great location. It’s an easy walk to both Karuizawa Station and Old Karuizawa. 2) The Room was better than expected. I reserved the largest Room, and it was very comfortable. The bath was also a large jacuzzi tub, so I could really relax. 3) Great meals. We stayed three nights with both breakfast and dinner included each day; everything tasted good, the portions were just right, and we didn’t get tired of it—very enjoyable throughout. 4) Great Facility and service. The free-flow drinks and various rental items were well stocked, which made it feel like a great deal. There weren’t many downsides—if I had to mention something, I’d say it would be nice to have a large public bath; the foreign staff member’s explanations of the dishes were sometimes a bit hard to understand; and the restaurant could be a little brighter. I’d definitely like to stay again if I have the chance. I just hope it doesn’t become so popular that the Accommodation Fee goes up too much.

Everything exceeded my expectations—I was truly impressed. The welcome coffee was delicious. The ice cream after the bath was great, and they also offered complimentary late-night noodles. (I’d eaten a big dinner so I couldn’t try them—too bad.) The bath was spacious and relaxing, and the amenities were well stocked. Breakfast had plenty of premium ingredients and felt very luxurious. Next time, I’ll visit during the colder season.

There are a Seicomart convenience store, Tsuruha Drug, and McDonald’s nearby, making it a good choice for a longer stay. Considering that the drink bar and late-night snack service are included in the rate, it offers great value. The baths also include a sauna and cold plunge pool—everything you could want. I came this time to visit Mt. Hakodate and do some sightseeing, and the front desk staff were very helpful; I’d like to stay here again when I’m in Hakodate.

This time I wanted to try fishing at Kesennuma Port, so I stayed at this Accommodation because it’s close to the fishing spots. It’s located on a hill right in front of the port, with a great view. From the main entrance you can overlook all of Kesennuma Port, and it was such a refreshing place. What’s more, thanks to the very unique elevator tower, it was super convenient—I could get to the fish market on ground level in just 2–3 minutes. The building itself feels a bit retro and has a Showa-era vibe, so it may not be for everyone, but I found it very comfortable. What really impressed me was the night view of Kesennuma Port—and the sea urchin and hoya! The scenery completely changes from daytime; with the illumination it felt almost like a theme park. I was truly moved. I also enjoyed night fishing while taking in the lights—please do see it in person if you can. And the dinner served this time—sea urchin on its shell and hoya sashimi—was incredible. The sea urchin I had before at a Hotel in Minamisanriku was delicious too, but Kesennuma’s sea urchin is no joke! It had rich sweetness and umami and tasted amazing. The hoya sashimi may have been the best I’ve ever had. The ocean aroma and perfectly firm texture were irresistible for anyone who loves hoya. All staff were polite and very pleasant. Some seemed new, but their sincerity came through, and it made me feel this is a well-run Hotel. I suppose there’s no helping that some Facility areas are a bit old, but even taking that into account, I’d definitely like to stay again.

This was my second stay. When I stayed a few years ago, the property felt dated overall, and this time I felt the same as soon as I entered the room. I stayed in the ladies’ room again, but the stained wallpaper, carpet, furniture, and even the bed cover all felt old (the design also seems outdated...). However, the view from the room was open and pleasant, and I appreciated amenities such as a foot massager, tri-fold mirror, hair iron, ReFa shower head, Sekkisei toiletries, bottled water, and more. The room layout was very user-friendly, and the bright hallways made me feel safe. Above all else: there is now an evening alcohol service that wasn’t available before. The beer, wine, shochu, and snacks were excellent—perfect for a quick beer after coming back tired. In addition to that, 24-hour coffee/tea and other non-alcoholic drinks were available, and the daily newspaper service at reception was also great. It rained every day during my stay, but it’s close to the station with a location where you can walk almost entirely under cover. There’s also a convenience store about 30 seconds from the hotel. I would like to stay again if I have another opportunity.

Arriving drenched in sweat, I was able to take a breather right away in the lounge with the complimentary shaved ice service. It felt like the best kind of hospitality. The Room felt smaller than I expected, but everything was pleasantly well kept and I had a comfortable stay. Joining the morning walk was also worthwhile—I learned things for the first time thanks to the guide’s explanations, making it a meaningful experience. All of the staff were friendly and courteous. With Kofuku-ji Temple, Nara Park, and the station all nearby, it’s an ideal location for sightseeing, so I’d definitely like to stay here again when I visit Nara.

We stayed in the new wing. It has been renovated, including the plumbing, and was very clean. The amenities were also well stocked, with separate toiletries for men and women, non-silicone shampoo, disposable slippers, and more. Since it wasn’t during a long holiday period, the guests were calm and it was nice and quiet. The food was good—breakfast and dinner were both tasty, and the bread was delicious as well. However, the baguette wasn’t great. The service was good overall. The only thing I would like them to stop is bringing plates while wearing rubber gloves in colors like light blue or black—it ruins my appetite. If gloves must be worn, white cloth gloves are the only acceptable option. This was my first time being served food with rubber gloves outside of a ramen shop recently, so I was very surprised. If this is for infection control measures, I would prefer staff to wash their hands thoroughly instead. Without serving food while wearing rubber gloves, this would be 5 stars.

We visited Kinosaki Onsen on a family trip. Since it was a special occasion, we stayed at Mikiya to experience the atmosphere of Naoya Shiga’s “At Kinosaki.” The location is a bit deeper into the Onsen town, and the roads from the station to the Ryokan are generally narrow, so if you are driving, extra caution is needed during busy pedestrian hours. Compared with the lively street outside, the Accommodation itself was quiet, and we had a very relaxing time. The indoor bath is compact, but I personally found it very comfortable. You can also enjoy the public baths around town, so I recommend trying several. The meals were delicious and just the right amount. The staff were attentive as well—overall, it was a wonderfully quiet Ryokan with great character.

As a truly remote hot spring, the drive to get there was challenging, but it was a wonderful inn well worth the effort. Surrounded by rich nature, even the wait for the cable car was enjoyable as we took in the gorge views and watched small birds. We also used the private bath first thing in the morning and were able to fully enjoy the hot spring while wrapped in peaceful nature—it was truly an unforgettable moment. The staff were wonderfully international, and rather than striving for perfection, each person’s sincere, heartfelt work came through, which made us feel very warm and welcome. At dinner, they kindly moved us to a window-side table so we could savor delicious dishes along with the beautiful scenery. My European husband was also very satisfied. Next time, we would love to return during the autumn foliage or snowy season. Thank you for a lovely stay.

It was a wonderful Accommodation that exceeded my expectations. The property was quiet, with a slow, relaxing pace of time—an atmosphere that lets you forget everyday life. The Room was spotless and beautifully maintained, and the open-air bath attached to the Room had excellent water quality and was so comfortable I wanted to soak in it again and again. There is also a large public bath, but I think you’ll be more than satisfied with the bath in your Room alone. The meals were carefully prepared using mainly locally sourced ingredients, and everything was delicious. In addition to the Room, there were thoughtful touches such as a footbath and complimentary drink service, making our stay feel truly luxurious. I’d love to visit again in a different season next time.

Just as when I stayed before COVID, I was able to enjoy a wonderful time away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Unfortunately, it was raining when I arrived, but the staff dried my wet umbrella and delivered it to my room. The free-flowing hinoki bath is surrounded by greenery, and the silky-smooth water refreshes both body and mind. At Nichols Bar, I enjoyed a cocktail made with locally grown kabosu—it was wonderfully refreshing. For breakfast, I also enjoyed plenty of ingredients unique to Yufuin. Thank you for taking such great care of me.

The breakfast is delicious and satisfying.

This Hotel was mostly just a place to stay since sightseeing around Miyakojima was our main focus. In that sense, it offered excellent value for money. Breakfast had a wide variety of options and tasted great. We didn’t use it this time, but Shigira Onsen is within walking distance, and there are restaurants nearby, so I think the location is also excellent.

The food was delicious, the free drinks were great, and we could watch the fireworks right in front of us—it was amazing. Thank you very much. If we have another opportunity, we would definitely like to stay again.

We had a wonderful, memorable trip with our child! We arrived at the pool around 1:00 PM and were able to use it right away. Since it was a weekday, no one else was there, and we were probably the first to use the large public bath afterward as well—very comfortable. Since it was summer, we really appreciated the water dispenser and welcome drinks. Thank you to all the staff for their pleasant and helpful service. Throughout our stay, we could really feel that guest feedback is properly reflected in how this Accommodation is run. Both dinner and breakfast were delicious with a wide variety of options. The night pool also had a great atmosphere. We think this Accommodation is highly recommended for families as a hidden gem for summer pool fun. We’d love to stay again if we have the chance.

I had previously used the facility only for a day-use bath after hiking Mt. Asahidake, but this was my first stay. I was able to relax comfortably in the newly renovated room with beds. I didn’t think I’d be able to try their famous melon vichyssoise due to the season, but I was very happy that it was served. Every dish was thoughtfully prepared and absolutely delicious. I was also amazed by how spacious and impressive the guests-only bath was—and surprised to learn there are multiple hot spring sources as well. The baths were great, the meals were great, and the room was great; I’m truly glad I stayed here. If I could make one request, it would be nice to have samue loungewear in addition to yukata for extra comfort. If I have a chance to visit Hokkaido again, I would love to stay here again.

Conveniently located near the station, with plenty of options for dinner nearby, and parking close by as well. The bath was great, with two tubs at different temperatures. What I especially liked was the non-buffet breakfast—it felt like we were treated to delicious local specialties from Shinshu that we don’t often get to try. I’d love to stay again.

The Room was spacious and very clean. We were told the Room only had a shower, so we chose a Room with an open-air bath, but it was disappointing that it wasn’t an Onsen. The large public bath was neither too hot nor too lukewarm—just the right temperature for me—so I could relax and enjoy it. It was a bit disappointing that the trees around the open-air bath were so thick that we couldn’t see the stars or the moon. All of the dishes were delicious, and my elderly mother was very happy as well. We had requested sea bream chazuke, but they also served us the original course’s burdock takikomi rice, and everything was delicious. The strawberry yokan for dessert had a wonderful sweet-and-tart flavor—I liked it so much I wanted to buy some to take home! Thank you for the wonderful meal.

My husband, daughter, and I travel to Hokkaido every year, and this time we visited Jozankei Onsen for the first time. We had imagined it as an Onsen area popular with large tour groups, but this Ryokan was run by a small team and their service was outstanding. It was the first time in a while that we truly enjoyed both our stay and delicious meals at a Ryokan. Not only the Japanese staff but also the international staff were highly professional in the way they spoke and in their knowledge of the cuisine (ingredients, cooking methods, etc.), and you could clearly see how diligently they are always learning. The lounge on the second floor offered light snacks, late-night bites, and tasty drinks throughout the day, which we enjoyed after bathing. The three of us stayed in a Japanese-Western style Room. We have a few minor comments about how the Room is partitioned and that there is no screen on the open-air bath window, but the free-flowing hot spring water from the source was excellent. We didn’t know there was such a Ryokan in Jozankei Onsen where individual travelers could enjoy themselves so much. We would love to visit again in another season.