전국 × 고객 서비스 평가가 높은 호텔·료칸 - 187페이지

Both the building and the garden are beautifully maintained—truly an Accommodation worthy of its status as a Registered Tangible Cultural Property. At Tenpyo-no-Yu, we were able to relax and enjoy the Onsen while watching the carp. The cuisine may be creative, but in a way it felt fairly ordinary; despite the excellent wasabi served alongside, I didn’t feel the menu was designed to pair well with it. Perhaps because it had to be carried a long distance, some hot dishes arrived cooled, and there were so many items that we ended up leaving some, which was a bit disappointing. I thought it might be nice to have an upgraded course with smaller portions. There are many stairs, so it may be challenging for guests with limited mobility.

The hospitality was outstanding. Despite the reasonable price, dinner was served in a private room, and the staff providing service were excellent. I would like to stay here again when I visit Echigo-Yuzawa.

As expected of Dormy Inn, the services are excellent for the price. However, if you plan to have dinner out, we recommend making a Reservation at nearby restaurants. There are only a few options, and the good ones fill up quickly—though they can be a bit pricey.

After checking out, I took the Shinkansen departing Toyama Station at 7:43. Since the breakfast buffet starts at 6:30, I thought I would only have about an hour to eat, but it was fine. The salmon ochazuke was delicious. When I asked to store my luggage before check-in, I was able to use a locker near the entrance—free of charge and with a PIN code that you set yourself. There is a laundry line above the bathtub, which was convenient. Note that the air conditioning is centrally controlled throughout the Hotel. They also have a library selection of books, but since I received a morning newspaper, I ended up focusing on that instead.

I stayed for two nights as a solo traveler. The Hotel and my Room were very clean, and I was able to enjoy the Onsen and large public bath comfortably. Although it was all-inclusive, I chose to add a luxurious dinner and breakfast on both nights, and I was truly impressed that the menus were changed each day. The locally sourced ingredients were delicious, and in particular the olive-fed beef was tender and easy to eat even when well done. Even as a solo guest, the staff treated me warmly. The restaurant staff especially spoke with me with genuine smiles, creating a relaxed atmosphere that left me with wonderful memories of my trip. Thank you very much. The lounge I used after dinner was also very spacious with a great ambiance, and I was surprised by the wide variety of drinks available. They even served udon as a late-night snack, which really gave me a taste of Kagawa. I sincerely appreciate everyone’s warm hospitality. This is a Hotel I would love to stay at again when I visit Kagawa.

I stayed for one night on a business trip. I chose this Hotel because I wanted to enjoy a large bath, and the Onsen was incredibly relaxing. The shower head was also a ReFa Fine Bubble, which I had been wanting to try, so I was very pleased. Breakfast was delicious—I ended up eating too much. The Hotel Room was spacious and comfortable. I also appreciated the attentive support with arranging a taxi and lending me an iron.

This is a Hotel where you can stay comfortably and casually.

It was very clean, and I had a comfortable stay. Breakfast offered a wide variety of options, and everything tasted great. If I had to mention one thing, it would have been even better if regular coffee were served instead of instant coffee.

I have been staying here for several years, and this is my third stay this year, following winter and spring. The seasonal cuisine is both delicious and beautifully presented. The drinks in the refrigerator have changed from Jurokucha to green tea since last year, but I would prefer a caffeine-free tea at night.

A great location—just a 6-minute brisk walk from Kawasaki Station. I always stay here when traveling for business. The breakfast selection is limited, but I appreciate that it’s free. I’ll definitely stay again next time.

We stayed in August. The Hotel itself felt a bit old, but the necessary areas have been renovated. Good points - The Hotel has an outdoor pool. It’s a bit far to Ito Orange Beach, so the pool is more than enough for kids to play. It’s also heated, and the water temperature was comfortable. - There are karaoke rooms, table tennis, and a free manga corner. - The complimentary Onsen manju at welcome service is delicious. - As part of the Fujita Kanko Group, there are Plans that include free tickets to Hakone Kowakien Yunessun and Shimoda Aquarium. There is also a 24-hour MaxValu right next door, where you can buy any snacks or treats you need. Points for improvement - If it’s only seafood, it can get repetitive, so I’d like more variety in meat and vegetable dishes as well. - I would prefer card keys for the Room. Overall, I felt it offered excellent value for money.

Reliable AZ, every time.

Excellent access. All staff were very kind, and everything—from check-in and check-out to luggage storage and pickup—was smooth. I understand the bath can get crowded, but during peak hours it was especially difficult for women; even with guidance at the entrance, it was so packed that there were no lockers available. I happened to go in just before it got busy, and when I came out there were so many people that I quickly took my belongings from the locker to free it up for others. On days with many guests, it’s best to choose your time carefully. From 9:00 PM on Saturday, it was extremely crowded. For a Multiple Night Stay, towel-only replacement is fine and eco-friendly, but it was disappointing that the complimentary water was provided for only one night. If staying multiple nights, I would have liked it delivered again with the towels the next day (other Hotels do this even for multiple-night stays). The Room coffee is instant stick coffee. If you care about coffee quality, bringing your own is recommended. There is a kettle. This was my first stay at an APA Hotel. It’s efficient and kind; if you think of it as a Business Hotel where you don’t use the large public bath, I think it’s a good Hotel. The air conditioning cannot be adjusted—depending on the season, it may feel too hot or too cold. During a very busy festival period, this convenience and price were great.

I stayed here last year and had a great experience, so this was my second visit—and I was very satisfied! First of all, all the front desk staff were very kind. The pillow bar was also much appreciated. This time I noticed that the large public bath has three types of showerheads to choose from, which was fun. The bed mattress was very comfortable as well, but the sound from the air conditioning or possibly the bathroom ventilation fan? was a bit loud and bothered me during the night. Shower caps were only available in the large public bath, but I wanted to use one for showering or washing my face in my Room too, so I wish they were available at the amenities bar. However, when I asked at check-in this time, a kind front desk staff member brought me one. Breakfast is always plentiful as well. I enjoyed various kinds of tempura and takikomi gohan even in the morning. It’s right in front of Kyoto Station, but since it’s a small Hotel, there aren’t any noisy tour groups, which is a relief. The next day I stayed at a certain Resort Hotel in Osaka (priced at 2.5 times this one), but in terms of amenities and provided shampoo and other toiletries, this Hotel was actually better. If you’re not looking for on-site restaurants, a spa, or a gym and just want Accommodation with good value for money, I think this place is excellent.

The ferry did not depart, so I had to make a last-minute Reservation that day. I chose this place because it was affordable, women-only, and had good Reviews. I was able to borrow a chain for my suitcase and store it in a separate space. There was also a card key that only women can use—if a man were wandering around, it would feel out of place. There was also a lockable space next to the bed, and a TV as well, so I felt the facilities were well equipped. The stairs felt a little scary, but considering the price, I was satisfied. Thank you very much.

While the interior color scheme may be a matter of personal preference, it was a good Hotel.

Easy to navigate. Great baths. Great sauna. Great capsules. Overall clean and well put together.\nThe modern sofas in the bath lounge were the best.\nSince this was an Accommodation for daytime drinking, I checked in on the first day, took a bath, and crashed right away.\nOn the second morning, the full course—bath → sauna → relaxation → manga—was amazing!!\nNext time I want to stay two nights with “bath, sauna, and manga” as the main plan—thank you.

The other day, two of us stayed in two Rooms. The Rooms are a bit small, but both the bathroom and the Room were very clean, so we had no problems at all and enjoyed a comfortable stay. We checked in late at 11:00 PM, but the staff greeted us with a smile. It was a Hotel that felt like it offered more than its price, and we would definitely like to stay again when we visit Okayama. Unfortunately, we overslept and didn’t have time for breakfast. Next time, we definitely want to try the bento—it looked delicious. Thank you very much.

We stayed here for my wife’s slightly belated birthday trip. I last visited Iwakuni when I was around 10 years old, but this was my first time staying overnight. Dinner was the Chef’s Special / Gourmet Kaiseki, and everything was delicious. The sashimi in particular was outstanding—I could really taste the freshness and quality of the ingredients. We travel about 20 nights a year, and this was the best sashimi we’ve had. Our Room was a 20-tatami Japanese-style room with a view of Kintaikyo Bridge. Since we go to bed at different times, it was very convenient for us and we were satisfied overall. One concern was that the bathroom area (toilet and washbasin) felt quite outdated, so it wasn’t as comfortable to use. If it were renovated to the same standard as the restroom near the dining area on the 2nd floor, it would have been an even better stay. Thank you very much for preparing a birthday gift for my wife, and also for sending my wallet back to our home after I mistakenly left it in the valuables box. We truly enjoyed Iwakuni again after more than 50 years. Lastly, several young men who assisted us at dinner were wearing “In Training” badges. Their explanations of each dish were sometimes hesitant, but seeing how hard they worked felt refreshing. A word from someone older: “Keep it up, rookies!”

We stayed for two nights. Both the guest room and the large public bath were comfortable, and we were very satisfied with the breakfast. The local specialties, such as satsuma-age (fried fish cakes), were also delicious. When we visit Kagoshima again, we would definitely like to stay here again.