전국 × 고객 서비스 평가가 높은 호텔·료칸 - 326페이지

Located near Yugawara’s Manyo Park, the Hotel is a comfortable size and it was enjoyable to walk around inside. Dinner was a course meal served at the table, and the staff were efficient, allowing us to relax. It was great to enjoy both the open-air bath for Hotel guests and the one for general visitors. The front desk staff were also very courteous.

My husband stayed here with a last-minute same-day Reservation just before midnight. The price was surprisingly good, so we wondered what it would be like, but it was very clean and comfortable. It also had a washlet (often not available at this price range), which he really appreciated. We would love to stay again if we have the chance.

We stayed in a Japanese-Western style room for three people. The exterior and shared areas were very clean, but there were a few disappointing points. First, there was no ceiling light in the Western-style room. Perhaps because it is a bedroom, but two of the three guests were elderly this time. A bed is not used only for sleeping. Since it can be difficult to stand up from sitting on tatami, we wanted to sit on the bed to chat or watch TV if there was no sofa, but it felt too dim. Another point—also from the perspective of elderly guests—was that the steamed rice seemed hard. The location right in front of the Kuma River was excellent, and the staff were wonderful, so overall we would say we were mostly satisfied. Thank you for your hospitality.

We were looking forward to staying at this long-established Hotel. We stayed as a family of four. The exterior looks quite old, but parts of the inside have been renovated. The front desk staff were pleasant and provided very kind, attentive guidance. We stayed in a Room that had not been renovated, so it did feel dated, but the toilet has been renovated so there was no inconvenience, and everything was well cleaned. Amenities were more than sufficient, and having tabi socks provided was a big plus. It would have been even better if there had been a basket bag for carrying items to the bath area. Also, the refrigerator was large and convenient. It even had a freezer compartment, which was great—we could freeze our ice packs. There are three bath areas in total; some switch between men and women, but if you go in both the evening and morning you can use them all. The baths were well cleaned and fully stocked with amenities, so they were very comfortable. The Onsen temperature was just right. Dinner was served in a large hall like a banquet venue, with each group seated at their own table. Tea and water were self-serve and set up nearby, so it was easy to get what we needed right away. We chose the casual course; it included many dishes we liked, and the sashimi and white shrimp kamameshi (rice cooked in an iron pot) were especially delicious. Overall it felt thoughtfully prepared and we were very satisfied with the content. We had seen many Reviews saying the portions were small and were worried about that, but since we drink alcohol it was just the right amount for us—Hotel kaiseki is often hard to finish otherwise. If you don’t drink alcohol and want to eat more, I think choosing the standard course or ordering additional dishes would be best. Breakfast was a buffet in a venue with an outside view. Seating is guided by staff; getting a window seat would be ideal. The buffet is compact but offers plenty of variety, with many tasty items overall. Personally, I would have loved small cakes or similar desserts as well. The trolley train boarding area is also within walking distance from here (on foot). Overall we were highly satisfied—this is a Hotel we’d like to return to. It became a wonderful travel memory for us. Thank you very much.

This was my first stay at an AZ Hotel, which I’ve seen in many places. The Room and lobby were clean, and the bathtub was large; it filled quickly, so I could relax and soak. The complimentary breakfast was also delicious, and I was able to get plenty of nutrients and salt before the summer festival. If I have the chance, I’d like to stay at an AZ Hotel again. Thank you very much.

The rooms are spacious, with two double bedrooms. Having two bathrooms is a big plus—no need to compete for the sink in the morning. You can enjoy an ocean view right from the balcony, and there is a simple kitchenette available. The breakfast restaurant also overlooks the sea, and the breakfast is delicious. After breakfast, you can take the nearby path straight to the beach. There aren’t many outside visitors, so if you’re traveling with children, they can play by the sea for a long time. Highly recommended Accommodation for family trips.

Booked a twin room urgently for a memorial service. I knew it was right in front of the Yaizu Interchange, and overall, it was a satisfying Business Hotel. Perhaps because it was a weekday, the Room, large public bath, and breakfast area were compact yet clean, quiet, and relaxing. The breakfast had many options, but I wished there were more fish dishes to reflect Yaizu's local flavor. The only concern was the smell from the unit bath's drainage system.

This was my second stay. After work, I checked in late with a colleague, but the staff kindly assisted us. It was quiet, and I was able to rest well until morning. The makeup mirror was great. Thank you for your hospitality.

I chose this place for its convenient location near the station, and I was pleased that the amenities were well provided. I would like to stay here again.

Their courteous service was excellent. I would like to use them again.

I stayed on February 1. The service that delivered my luggage from your affiliated Hotel near Kyoto Station to the Hotel in Kawaramachi was convenient and very helpful. In the Room, it was inconvenient that the washbasin was in the bedroom and there was no changing area. I also noticed dust on the floor next to the bed. It felt like the cleaning wasn’t thorough, which was a bit unpleasant.

The Room is stylishly designed so it doesn’t feel too small. The Soup Stock Tokyo soup and bread were delicious, and I really enjoyed them at check-in when I was a bit hungry. I had a comfortable stay. It’s conveniently close to Ueno Station, and I was able to relax. Another highlight was the spacious shower booth, which made it even more enjoyable. I’d like to stay again.

To send a large courier package, a staff member came to pick it up from my Room with a cart. Even though it was a busy time, they kindly helped me with a refreshing smile, and I truly appreciated how they made me feel good from the morning.

About a 5-minute walk from JR Gifu Station, the location is very convenient. However, there is an area that looks like a huge abandoned district along the route between the station and the Hotel, which gave me pause for a moment (lol). It is said to be the remains of a textile wholesale district that flourished from the postwar period through Japan’s high-growth era. If you take a closer look, it has an old-time charm, and it may be an appealing spot for those who enjoy Showa-retro vibes. Once I arrived at the Hotel, the atmosphere changed completely—bright and refined. The Room was typical of a standard city Hotel, well cleaned, and I was able to stay comfortably without any particular inconvenience. There is a coffee machine in the first-floor lobby, so being able to enjoy regular coffee without going to a convenience store is a thoughtful touch. It takes a bit of practice to use it, so if you’re unsure, ask the staff. (I had seen the same type at another property before so I knew how to use it, but it might be tricky if it’s your first time.) What really stands out about this Hotel is how lavish breakfast is. They offer a wide variety of local specialties—Gifu Hatsushimo rice; Hida nameko mushroom soup; mini Takayama ramen; boiled dumplings with Meihou ham; Hida beef croquettes; Ogaki mizu-manju; gohei-mochi; and more—making for an especially enjoyable start to the day. With many Hotels of similar size and price range around the station area, I think it’s wonderful that they differentiate themselves in this way. I’d love to stay again if I have another chance.

We stayed on the day of the summer fireworks festival. What we liked All of the staff were kind. They greeted us with warm smiles and calm, friendly service. Above all, the food was delicious! The “Koyoi Zen” dinner featured ingredients that make the most of this coastal area, along with local fruit—everything was very satisfying. You can order not only drinks but also additional dishes. The kids’ dinner was generous in portion size and packed with child-friendly favorites. Some Reviews mentioned that sweet shrimp wasn’t always available at the breakfast buffet, but it was there this time—unlimited fresh sweet shrimp was truly appreciated. Also, during the fireworks festival, they opened up the 7th floor for 500 yen including a drink, plus potato chips as a snack. We could watch the fireworks from great seats at a relaxed pace—it was fantastic! What could be improved The faucet in our Room had a crack, and water sprayed out from an unexpected place every time we turned it on, leaving everything around it soaked. In the large public bath, the partitions between washing stations were low, so you end up making eye contact with people next to you and water splashes over. Overall, there were so many positives that we could overlook these issues. Still, we would have been even more satisfied if the Facility had been a bit cleaner and better maintained. Highly recommended for visiting roadside stations in northern Hokkaido and for attending the Haboro fireworks festival!

Because there was availability, I was able to stay on the ladies-only floor. Both the room and the women’s bath had ReFa hair dryers. The numbering for Ikebukuro Station’s underground exits was hard to understand, and since the Hotel has two entrances, I got a little lost at first. However, when I went out after check-in, I realized that a subway exit is right next to one of the entrances.

I stayed for 5 nights. It’s close to Nakajima-Koen Subway Station, with convenience stores and supermarkets nearby, and within walking distance to the Susukino intersection. There are plenty of places to eat, and Nakajima Park is spacious—perfect for a walk. The location was excellent.\n I stayed alone, but chose a twin Room for single use. It had a sofa, was spacious, and very relaxing. Noise from other rooms hardly bothered me.\n The Room had a mini kitchen with a rice cooker and refrigerator. Since I contacted them in advance, they prepared a frying pan and tableware for me. There was also a small cutting board, knife, dish soap, etc.\n There was also a washing machine, which was very helpful for my Multiple Night Stay. However, as others have mentioned, since it’s a washer-dryer combo it doesn’t dry quickly, which was a bit stressful. I did my laundry there and took items that wouldn’t dry to a nearby coin laundry to use the dryer.\n It was also nice that I could open the window.\n The bathroom is small, but the washing area is separate from the tub so I could soak and relax.\n Every day when I returned to the Hotel, it became part of my routine to bring coffee or tea up to my Room.\n I often do Multiple Night Stay trips, but this was my first time using a system where you bring down used towels and trash yourself and take what you need back up—it worked really well.\n I’m very satisfied—I could stay in Sapporo as if I were living there while still enjoying sightseeing.

I stayed here last weekend. Unfortunately, it rained heavily, but the Hotel is very close to the station, which made getting around easy and convenient. The front desk staff were calm and courteous, and I felt at ease throughout my stay. With the alcohol service available until 9:00 PM, I enjoyed lively conversations even with people I had just met during my trip, and had a wonderful time. I felt that having opportunities like this to connect with others is one of this Hotel’s great charms. The Hotel was quiet and had a relaxing atmosphere, so I was able to spend my time comfortably at a leisurely pace. I would definitely like to stay again if I have the chance.

I was able to enjoy the private room without being bothered at all by footsteps or voices, so I’d like to stay again and recommend it to my friends.

I arrived a little earlier than the check-in time, but they warmly welcomed me without any displeasure, saying the Room was ready.\nThe Room was spacious for the price and felt just like a Ryokan.\nBecause it is old, I noticed a slight odor in the Room and hallway.\nAfter checking in, I went in and out several times, and each time they prepared my shoes. The front desk staff also helped with sightseeing advice—the service was truly excellent.