전국 × 온천・목욕 평가가 높은호텔·료칸 - 699페이지

Check-in was late this time, and it was just an overnight stay. The room was simple yet comfortable. There is a lobby on the 7th floor reception area where many international guests were enjoying themselves.

It was clean and comfortable, with air conditioning in both the bedroom and living room. The location was great, with a convenience store and drugstore nearby, so I could quickly get anything I needed. Thank you.

We stayed here as a family of three. The room was clean and well maintained, and we had a comfortable stay. The shower pressure was strong, which we were very satisfied with.

At first, I wasn’t sure how to check in, so I called the owner using the contact information posted at the entrance, and they kindly explained everything. The Room was kept very clean. There is no toilet in the Room, but the shared toilets (separate for men and women) were equipped with washlets, which was great. This time we bought bento meals at a convenience store and ate in our Room, but there is also a self-catering area next to the 1F entrance and a spacious dining area. If you bring rice and ingredients, you can cook rice with the provided electric rice cooker and prepare stir-fries and other dishes using the IH cooktop. Once you stay here once, you get a good sense of how things work, so next time I’d like to try cooking for ourselves. There is a refrigerator, an electric kettle, and a two-burner IH cooktop at the 2F wash area. There was also a kids’ room where children can play. We checked in after going to Bessho Onsen for an Onsen bath, so we didn’t use the Accommodation’s bath facilities, but there are two clean shower rooms as well as a bathing area. I believe there are two washing machines available free of charge. To avoid overlapping with other guests, you can reserve a time slot by writing on the whiteboard at the entrance to the bathing area. One request: it would be perfect if there were vending machines inside Facility for juice or beer. Thanks to this very nice Facility and the owner’s warm personality, we had a memorable family trip.

There are only a few parking spaces, and the website says it is first-come, first-served with no Reservation available, so I gave up and parked elsewhere. However, the information sheet I received said that a Reservation was possible. If it can be reserved, I would have preferred to do so from the start.. Also, when I went to check the kettle in the Room thinking it had boiled, all the water inside had evaporated and was completely gone. Was it broken? The bathroom was nice with a washing area, but there was no bucket or chair. The Room is spacious, but amenities are minimal, so it may be fine if you accept that for the price. Since the rate during my stay was fairly high for the season, I personally felt it wasn’t good value for money. The staff were polite.

Everything was satisfactory except that the bath water was a little lukewarm. The building is old, but it is well cleaned and spotless. The meals were also good—especially the dried fish at breakfast, which was delicious.

I was delighted to feel that this library was truly created by someone who loves the sea and books. It’s a wonderful traditional house, well maintained, clean, and very comfortable to stay in. I thought it would be even more convenient if there were a washbasin in the Room so I wouldn’t have to leave it as often. Still, my satisfaction exceeded that by far! It’s a long way, but I’d love to visit again!

We were traveling with our 18-month-old, and because a bed felt unsafe due to the risk of falling, we looked for a Hotel with a Japanese-style Room but couldn’t find one. We chose this place because it offers a flat, tatami-style Room where you sleep on futons laid out on the floor. The Room was spacious, so we felt comfortable even when our child was excited and running around. For breakfast, we made an advance Reservation and enjoyed delicious waffles at the café. There was no bathtub—only a shower room—but prioritizing our child’s safety, it wasn’t an issue. The next day we visited the Anpanman Museum, which was about 15 minutes away by car. We would love to stay here again.

The charm of a guesthouse lies in its freedom and the opportunity to interact with fellow guests. The nostalgic atmosphere of a traditional Showa-era home is heartwarming, and the ambiance of the nearby post town is truly enjoyable. The host's peaceful and natural sensibilities are evident throughout, making it a place you'd want to visit again. Highly recommended for those who appreciate Japan's old-town scenery.

We had a wonderful two-day stay. Upon arrival, we were guided to our room with a detailed explanation, and the room located on an elevated spot offered a stunning view. I booked the Anniversary Plan to surprise my boyfriend for his birthday, and he was delighted with the decorations and cake—it was worth making the reservation. The meals were plentiful, leaving us completely satisfied when we left the accommodation. The atmosphere seemed enjoyable even in colder seasons, so we would love to visit again. Thank you very much!

We booked two separate villas through different travel agencies, but you arranged for them to be close to each other, which was a great help.

This was our first stay, and it was such a cozy and lovely pension. Above all, the owners are truly wonderful people. Their pet cat and dog are also adorable. The meals were delicious, and the atmosphere was delightful. We had hoped to enjoy a bonfire on the terrace, but unfortunately, it started raining. Next time, we hope for good weather so we can enjoy a bonfire on the terrace after dinner in a romantic setting. We also look forward to arriving early next time to relax with tea while reading books from the terrace bookshelf.

Although it’s an older building, it was very clean and well maintained. Best of all, the view of Mt. Fuji is spectacular! The service was excellent, and thank you for your thoughtful hospitality. We’ll be back!

This is a Hotel we’ve stayed at several times. This was our first visit since the dog run was renovated. We made a Reservation under a very good-value Plan, but we were told the listed price was incorrect. At checkout, we paid an additional charge for one more person. On the day, another party apparently canceled, so it felt like we had the place to ourselves! Thanks to that, we were able to relax and take it easy. We also heard the head chef has changed, and the meals—especially breakfast—were upgraded and delicious. The only disappointment was that a staff member who always adored our dog (and whom our dog loved) had left last year. They are still featured in staff introductions on Instagram, so I assumed they were still at Aburatsubo. Since we were looking forward to seeing them again, both my husband and I were shocked. To avoid misunderstandings like this, it might be better to remove Instagram posts featuring staff who have left. I was worried whether our dog would like the renovated dog run, but they seemed to love it and played happily. Fortunately, another staff member is still at Aburatsubo and gave our dog lots of attention during our stay as well, which made us very happy. It’s close by within the prefecture, so we’re thinking of visiting again during the summer season.

I stayed in a dormitory. It seems the men’s and women’s areas are separated, likely to the left and right with the front lounge in between. The building itself is new and stylish, and the Room felt compact (about three bunk beds per Room?), but each bed was spacious. Having a toilet and washbasin inside the Room was especially convenient. Perhaps because of the location, many guests were very well-mannered, and the wash area was always clean, making for a comfortable stay. The Accommodation is part of a shopping arcade building; downstairs there’s a stylish souvenir shop, Chinese food and pasta restaurants, and even a movie theater—such a great modern use of the space. They were showing “National Treasure.” I enjoyed walking around to Tenmangu Shrine, the Former Karatsu Bank Building, the Former Oshima Residence, and Karatsu Castle (a bit far but accessible by bus), as well as stopping by a supermarket. After picking up my stored luggage, it was just a 3-minute walk to the station. With excellent access for exploring on foot, this was an Accommodation I’d love to stay at again. Thank you very much for your hospitality.

Recently, hotels around Atami Station have become expensive, costing nearly 20,000 yen. This guesthouse is not only well-located but also clean. My room was a premium one with double the space of a standard room, making it comfortable even with lots of luggage. Everyone had good manners, and I could sleep soundly until morning without needing earplugs. The Wi-Fi is fast and works without any issues. The ceiling height is low, which can be slightly inconvenient when changing clothes, but it’s not bothersome while sleeping. There are shared facilities like a refrigerator, microwave, and kitchen, making it ideal for those looking to save on costs.

We planned to visit my mother's grave and do some sightseeing, so we looked for a place to stay and found this pension. We initially reserved one room for four people, but since it felt a bit cramped for four adults, the owner kindly offered us two rooms instead. The pension itself is undeniably old, but both the owner and his wife were very friendly and approachable. Most importantly, the meals were absolutely delicious! Our whole family kept saying how tasty everything was. When making your reservation, I highly recommend including dinner in your plan. We chose a room with an attached bathroom and toilet, which allowed us to use them without worrying about other guests—this was very convenient!