전국 × 온천・목욕 평가가 높은호텔·료칸 - 345페이지

Although the building is old, I felt that the Room and toilet were thoroughly cleaned. The large public bath has a circular tub in the center, and when we entered, someone who had been in before us was making a whirlpool for fun, which felt a bit awkward; but we also made a whirlpool and played with our son, and it became a great memory. We were very satisfied with the meals—we could enjoy curry, wanko soba, hatto soup, and more. I’m glad we stayed here.

I stayed at this Hotel to attend an event held at Yamanakako Koryu Plaza Kirara. My Room was a corner Room, and I was truly moved by the close-up view of Mt. Fuji through the large windows! I was also happy that the TV was big. The staff were extremely courteous, and their hospitality was outstanding, so I felt comfortable throughout my stay. Breakfast was delicious as well. Rice, miso soup, and rice accompaniments were served buffet-style, and the portions of the other dishes were just right. I could also relax in the large public bath after the event—it made for an amazing trip! I would definitely like to stay here again for next year’s event!!

The Hotel was in a great location, well-equipped with excellent Facilities, and reasonably priced—I'd definitely like to stay again. The welcome drink was also much appreciated. True to its name, it was a Hotel I could genuinely say “thank you” to.

This was my second stay. I’ve stayed at several other Accommodations in Ureshino Onsen, but Irifuneso’s Onsen is still the best. The consistently silky, smooth feel is exactly what you expect from Ureshino, and I was very satisfied. I also enjoyed the coffee and pudding next to the front desk. The Onsen yudofu at breakfast was delicious, and the staff member who served us was very pleasant. This time I stayed in a renovated Room with beds, and it was clean and nice, but I was a little disappointed by the noise when opening and closing the toilet door and that there wasn’t an exhaust fan. Next time, I hope to visit with my grandchild who loves Onsen yudofu. Thank you for taking care of us.

It was very clean, and we had a comfortable stay.

Just a few minutes on foot from the remote island terminal, with a convenience store right in front—an unbeatable location. There are other Hotels nearby, but in terms of overall satisfaction, I think this Hotel is by far the best. It’s the little details: a storage shelf at the same height as the bed that’s incredibly handy, and a well-designed hanging bar—I wish every Hotel used this setup. The rooftop is also a wonderful space. If you’re using the Ishigaki Island remote island terminal or bus terminal as your base, this is the only choice!

I stayed for two nights while hiking Kuju. Both the dinner and the Onsen were excellent. After coming back exhausted from the hike, you can soak in the Onsen right away. There are no shops open at night in the area, so having dinner included is a big help. However, it’s very generous, so some people may find it a bit too much. The hospitality was also wonderful. I would love to stay again.

I stayed here and had a good experience. After check-in, I received a frozen meal, which was a nice value. The Room was clean and there were no particular issues. However: 1) The map showing the smoking area was hard to understand. 2) There were insects around the outdoor light at the entrance, so I was concerned they might come in when opening the door.

The sound of the ocean waves is very soothing at this Hotel. The sea-facing Room offers an amazing view. There are four dog runs—indoor, rooftop, pool area, and next to the parking lot—allowing small dogs to play together a lot, which was very satisfying. The dinner kaiseki cuisine was incredibly delicious. Enjoying drinks and relaxing while our beloved dogs had their meals made for a truly happy time. This is definitely a place we would like to visit again. Thank you!

I stayed here for a conference. I just needed somewhere close to the venue where I could sleep, so I chose this place because it was inexpensive. The Room felt a bit dated, but it wasn’t cramped and was generally clean. Since it was a hot day, the air conditioner hadn’t been turned on in advance, and the desk chair (maybe?) was made of a hard material and uncomfortable to use. The sofa was wide and couldn’t really be used at the desk either, which was inconvenient. Still, for such a low price, I can’t complain. What I liked most was the all-you-can-drink alcohol in the lounge and the breakfast. I usually don’t eat breakfast, but the simple menu—banana, bread, boiled egg, and coffee—was easy to eat and very nice. The bread was delicious too. In the lounge, when I tried the white wine, it had a color and taste like orange wine, which was interesting. It’s served in paper cups, but you can take it back to your Room as well, which I appreciated. They also stored my luggage for me, and before leaving I could reorganize my bags in the lounge (and ended up having another glass of wine).

I stayed here for a concert at Festival Hall. Since it was practically next door, I could go back and forth several times for merchandise sales and the show itself. Even after the concert ended, I was able to relax and fall asleep while enjoying the afterglow.

The location was convenient, with easy access from the station, making it ideal for sightseeing and getting around. The Room was clean and comfortable, allowing me to relax and unwind. The staff were courteous and attentive, which made me feel at ease throughout my stay. It was a comfortable Hotel, and I would like to stay here again when I visit Hamamatsu. Thank you very much!!

Thank you very much for your hospitality. This was my first stay, and the Hotel was conveniently located with easy access from the station. Not only the Hotel overall, but also the Room was kept clean and comfortable. Above all, every staff member was friendly and treated us with great care, which made our stay truly pleasant. Thank you again. I would definitely like to stay here again.

It was very good. Simple! Clean! Hassle-free! Lots of shops nearby! Plenty of parking. We stayed here after a nice Hotel, and it was a simple, relaxing place. The footsteps from the Room above were noticeable, but if you’re tired from sightseeing and just need a place to sleep, it’s more than enough.

I visited by motorcycle this time, and I really appreciated being able to park under the eaves so it stayed dry even in the rain. The staff were very kind and helpful, and I was very satisfied. There are several yakiniku restaurants near the Hotel, so I also enjoyed Iida’s famous yakiniku.

A foot-wiping towel was provided at the entrance, and we had a wonderful 3-day, 2-night stay—thank you to all the staff for their hospitality. They kindly accommodated our personal requests, and the team’s service—like that of a luxury Hotel concierge—made us feel we’d love to come back again next year. If I had to mention just one suggestion, there is a microwave on the lobby counter, and I would have liked to see a free drink dispenser placed nearby. The service and value for money are outstanding, so even if the room rate were higher, it wouldn’t be an issue at all.

Although the hotel seemed fully booked during Golden Week, the service was attentive and well organized. There were numbered tickets for breakfast, but people appeared to come in regardless, so they didn’t seem to serve any purpose, which was a bit disappointing.

I stayed here for the first time because I had a concert. The Room was more spacious than I expected, and the bed was very comfortable, so I had a pleasant stay. There were no particular inconveniences. The front desk staff were foreigners, but their Japanese was excellent and they assisted me politely with a wonderful smile. It’s a Hotel that made me want to make another Reservation.

Conveniently located for exploring Tsukuba Science City. The building, designed by Arata Isozaki, exudes high quality, and both the Hotel staff and the restaurant staff for dinner were excellent. The Plan includes not only breakfast but also dinner, which was delicious and impressive for the price. The recommended "Kiri Tsukuba" was also delightful. Having lived in the Science City in the past, staying at this once-admired Hotel (formerly Tsukuba Daiichi Hotel) was nostalgic and convenient for climbing Mount Tsukuba. The former pool area in the annex could be repurposed for multipurpose use, such as basketball practice during the day. (Even if nighttime use is restricted due to noise concerns, it would be great if it could be used for basketball during certain hours in the daytime.)

I made a Reservation here because I was staying with my child and wanted a Room with an Onsen bath. Since you fill the open-air bath yourself, you can soak whenever you like, and at night the stars were beautiful—enjoying the Onsen under the night sky was amazing. The staff were very kind: they gave us sightseeing tips, and although the main building is just a short walk away, they also came to pick us up for dinner and breakfast. Dinner was more than we could finish, while breakfast was just the right amount. The building itself is old, but it was kept very clean, and we were treated with great care—overall we were very satisfied. A staff member will guide you, but if you are staying in an annex building you will drive close to it, so I recommend going to check-in without carrying your luggage.