전국 × 온천・목욕 평가가 높은호텔·료칸 - 464페이지

It felt like home in a way, being able to spend time with the whole family, talk, and take care of each other. However, the spacious bath with a jacuzzi experience, the warm floor heating, and the beautiful white wood Japanese-style room were extraordinary happy experiences. There is also a shopping street within walking distance where you can shop for groceries, and the vegetarian breakfast was delicious. The concierge was really kind and helpful; I highly recommend this wonderful Room! Thank you very much for all your help!

Since it had been a while since my last visit to Kanazawa, I wanted to stay at a whole house rental property and found Kikunoya. It was very nice. The property is a renovated machiya, and while I usually prefer futons over beds for the traditional atmosphere, the bed at Kikunoya matched the room so well, and I was tired, so I used the bed throughout my stay. The bed itself was very comfortable, and I liked it, but the location of the room with the bed was in a position where outside noise was quite noticeable, so guests should be aware of that. However, the noise was not so bothersome that I continued using the bed for two nights. That said, next time I stay at Kikunoya, I might try sleeping in the back room with a futon. What surprised me at Kikunoya was the abundance of tableware. There were even lacquered trays in the drawers of the box stairs, and I was truly amazed by the number of glasses available, enough to host a party. Additionally, all the tableware you might want is available, so you can easily procure delicious side dishes (Western or Japanese) from the Omi market, quickly prepare rice and soup, and enjoy a leisurely meal at the property with local sake from a liquor store in Kanazawa. I plan to do that next time. It was an enjoyable stay. Thank you very much.

A quiet accommodation surrounded by Fukugi trees with the sea right in front. It is within walking distance to Churaumi Aquarium along the seaside, where you can enjoy a morning dolphin show. There are also shops nearby, making it enjoyable to go out for drinks at night.

It felt like living in Kyoto, not in a concrete Hotel, but experiencing a Kyoto home. The food delivery was efficient, and we could enjoy it at a good timing. The Room was clean and beautiful, and the service was kind and courteous, which I thought was very good.

Although the weather in Okinawa wasn't great due to the typhoon, the villa was absolutely amazing. The pool was a huge hit with the kids—they could play and swim for hours. The beach within walking distance was beautiful, and we could see colorful fish. While better weather would have allowed us to enjoy the sea more, we were very satisfied thanks to the wonderful villa.

The indoor area was very spacious and the facilities were well-equipped, allowing for a comfortable stay. I would like to stay again if I have the opportunity.

We stayed as three families, and it was very convenient: we could secure separate bedrooms, and there were two bathrooms, two sinks, and two toilets. The kitchen is simple but easy to use, and we enjoyed relaxing meals while watching the kids play on the hammock in the next room. There was no explanation of the Diamond benefits, so we weren’t sure about the checkout time, but we ended up needing to leave early anyway—so it worked out fine! Highly recommended!

A must-experience traditional townhouse. We stayed for 3 nights with 4 people. The building is new and functional, with luxurious decor that delights the eyes at every turn. The bathroom features a modern unit bath, and the beautiful tiles on the walls made it a relaxing space to spend time in. There are toilets on both the first and second floors, so even with a larger group, there was no inconvenience. Despite visiting during a cold season, the underfloor heating kept us warm, avoiding the typical chill often associated with townhouses. If I may add one suggestion, chairs or sofas would have been nice. Since it was tatami flooring and a sunken kotatsu table setup, it might feel slightly less comfortable for foreign guests.

First time staying here. The Room was nicely cooled on arrival, so it was comfortable from the start. We stayed as a couple, but there were three sets of futons laid out, which was a mystery. The living area and bedroom are separate, and the space is more than sufficient. It’s fine for eating out or doing light cooking. There’s also a washing machine, so we could wash our clothes that day and have them dry by the next day using the bathroom dryer, which was very helpful. It was an extremely hot day, so even walking in the morning felt a bit tough, but I’m glad we could take a stroll around To-ji Temple. For breakfast we chose yuba (tofu skin). Around 8:30, they delivered a pot and IH cooktop, an ohitsu rice container, simmered dishes in small tiered boxes, and salmon. The taste and portions were just right. If breakfast could be served a little earlier, we might be able to do more before check-out. There were occasional loud noises from what seemed like the first floor (?) which startled us; it may be due to the building structure and some kind of work being done downstairs. It was a great stay—spending some time in Kyoto almost made us feel like locals.

Overall, we had a comfortable stay. Our trip was almost entirely centered around staying in this house, and the more we looked at the interior design and furnishings, the more we noticed—so it was really enjoyable. However... The floors and tables were very clean, but we found hair inside the hair dryer storage case in the bathroom, and also hair and dust inside a kitchen utensil drawer. I couldn’t see clearly, but it also seemed like there was something above the toilet ceiling (a bug? a clump of dust?). There was also something like a piece of packing material left in the garden. Since it’s an entire house, I imagine it’s quite difficult to keep everything perfectly clean. Because the building itself is something you want to admire, you end up looking closely everywhere and noticing these things. It didn’t cause major discomfort, but I do think paying closer attention to small details would make the stay feel much more pleasant.