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The stairs to the second floor are quite steep. There is a handrail on the right side, but we felt it would be better to have at least a small handrail on the other side as well.

We stayed on 7/26 with my wife, daughter, and our beloved dog. We chose the trailer cottage FUJI4. There was a covered space in front of the entrance where we could enjoy BBQ, so we tried BBQ for the first time! Our first attempt at lighting charcoal went well, and the meat, clams, and yakisoba turned out delicious—it was amazing! The Room was clean, and the staff at the front desk were kind. We would love to stay again!

I have visited Kurokawa Onsen more than 10 times, and among them, the meals were top-class for both dinner and breakfast—I was very satisfied. The Room was a spacious Japanese-Western style, and the semi-open-air bath in the Room was extremely relaxing, allowing me to unwind at a leisurely pace. Originally, I planned to stay on Friday, but due to an approaching typhoon I had to request a last-minute change the day before to stay on Saturday instead. Thank you very much for accommodating my request so kindly. The only issue was the stool provided in the in-room bath area for washing—it was too small for adults, and I felt like it might tip over when sitting on it. I understand there may be space constraints in the washing area, but I think there is room for improvement. I would definitely like to stay again if I have another opportunity.

I made a Reservation online mainly because of the price, and everything went smoothly—I was able to relax and take my time. The Room walls are thin, and on one night the snoring from right next door was very loud. Since it was midwinter and not a tourist season, there were few guests, and I had one Room to myself for five days. The only other guests seemed to be people photographing stars and birds, and anglers. In warmer seasons, up to 16 people can stay in total, so it may get crowded; if you prefer a quiet stay, I recommend avoiding those periods. What I found useful to bring were slippers, sandals, and an electrical extension cord.

The view from the window, though across the road, was very beautiful, and the sunrise was stunning. The staff responded kindly to various requests, and during our Multiple Night Stay, it was very comfortable. We also enjoyed a BBQ with ingredients we bought ourselves. I would love to stay here again! As a side note, if you stay here, I highly recommend trying the bread from Bakery Misaki at the nearby Calico Resort for breakfast!

I booked a reservation with breakfast included. The original fish burger, miso soup, and a small selection of Western-style side dishes were incredibly delicious. The public bath is available until 10 PM, and the women's area has enough space for about four people to soak comfortably. It seems the showers can still be used even after hours. I used the hairdryer in my room, so the changing area didn’t get crowded, which was nice. The room was spacious and clean. The wooden flooring made it feel like home. Amenities such as toothbrushes, pajamas, and towels were well-prepared and abundant. I accidentally left my jacket in the closet but received a prompt call right after check-out, allowing me to retrieve it safely. Since I wasn’t wearing it due to the heat, I wouldn’t have noticed without their call—very grateful for that! At night, we went out for dinner elsewhere and got too tired to go stargazing; however, the sunset from nearby Yokote Beach was stunningly beautiful. From our room window, we could see cats outside—it was unexpectedly soothing!

I stayed here for one night with my two children and my mother before visiting my mother’s family home. We planned to find a nice place to eat on the way, so we didn’t need meals, and this Hotel was perfect. The inside was much more spacious than you would imagine from the outside, and our family was able to relax comfortably. The occasional sound of passing trains added a nice atmosphere, and otherwise it was truly quiet with no other noise at all. In Hotels or Ryokan, voices and sounds from next door often carry a lot, but this place was very comfortable in that respect. When we had an issue during our stay, they replied quickly by email; even without meeting in person, their service felt pleasant and trustworthy. There are plenty of useful shops nearby as well, and I would like to stay again if I have the chance. Thank you very much.

The Room was spacious, with a supermarket and AEON next door, and the sea just a 5-minute walk away, which was wonderful! The breakfast was very filling. We stayed here for my daughter's softball trip but would love to stay again!

Visited for climbing at Jogasaki, the Room was clean and spacious, allowing everyone to have a great time together. Being a standalone house, there’s no need to worry about noise even with children, making it ideal for families. Enjoyed delicious mandarin picking at the orchard. The large bath with reheating function was fantastic. Would love to visit again!

It was my first time here, and it was simply the best!!! We could use the kayaks and more for free as much as we wanted. The scallops at the BBQ were incredibly delicious. The staff were so funny and kind, and we had fun the whole time. It became an unforgettable memory—we’ll definitely be back!

I stayed here with my parents, who came from far away, while I was on a solo work assignment for my child’s sports day. Just as rumored to be a “beauty bath,” the hot spring left my skin silky smooth and warmed me through to the core—I was completely satisfied. The food was delicious, and we all agreed we want to come again! We were truly satisfied with the hospitality, which exceeded the Accommodation Fee.

Everything feels systematic and modern. The location is great, and the interior is clean. However, the management of slippers, which are to be used after taking off shoes in front of the elevator, might not be clearly communicated to guests. In fact, there was a Japanese guest who came out into the hallway wearing shoes and hurriedly changed into slippers upon seeing us. If you consider it just a place to sleep, it might be perfect. I would consider staying again.

I finally got to stay at Lily's House! As imagined, it was a great accommodation. The building is old, but the interior has been beautifully renovated, and the Goemon bath had a wonderful atmosphere. I was very satisfied. The staff were also flexible and accommodating. Highly recommended!

The Room was very clean. However, the heating was not very effective, and it took time for the Room to warm up. The basement bedroom had no heating at all.

I stayed at Tsuetate Onsen for the first time. Despite being in a region where space along the river is limited, the parking lot was conveniently located nearby. The staff's hospitality was excellent, making my stay very comfortable, and the meals were absolutely delicious. The accommodation's bath was spacious and impressive, but the highlight was "Kissho no Yu," an outdoor onsen with five open-air baths nestled in the forest—truly a relaxing experience. I would love to stay at this accommodation again!

Located right next to Yasaka Shrine with various shops nearby, not only is the Room clean, but the bath is great, and the floor heating is excellent! Everything is perfect! And yet, it's reasonably priced! If you're staying in Kyoto, this place is highly recommended!

Although it was described as a “Ramune Onsen,” I couldn’t really tell, as I didn’t notice any bubbles sticking to my skin. However, it was free-flowing from the source and had a spacious open-air bath, which was great. That said, it was disappointing that the open-air bath was being cleaned during the morning bathing hours and wasn’t available. The Room was a prefab unit and had a slight musty smell that bothered me. Also, there were no pajamas provided, so you need to bring your own.

We stayed overnight after a day at the beach. The Accommodation owner was very gentle and welcoming, which made us feel at ease. When we asked about setting off the fireworks we brought, he suggested an open space in the parking lot next door and even lent us a bucket (we’re sorry for leaving the firework debris as well). The meals were carefully prepared and absolutely delicious. Thanks to such thoughtful hospitality, we were able to relax and enjoy a peaceful time.

Based on the information provided in advance, I honestly didn’t have high expectations for the Hotel itself or the Room. But once I stayed, I found that anyone who loves a Showa-era atmosphere will really appreciate it. The Room is spacious enough, and while you can’t expect the latest Facilities or modern comfort, it feels calm and relaxing. The bath and toilet are in the same space, but it’s very large and even has a separate washing area. If you run the hot water too forcefully it can splash toward the toilet, but as long as you’re careful there’s no problem. I was surprised to see exposed hot- and cold-water pipes for the first time; on the other hand, I felt they may be keeping prices reasonable by not spending too much on hardware upgrades. What truly stands out is breakfast. You enter the dining room from a typical narrow-front local Ryokan-style entrance near reception—and then you’re amazed: shelves along the walls are packed with what seems to be the owner’s collection. It felt like stepping into another world. The way everything is arranged shows real attention to detail, and somehow reflects their personality as well. Breakfast was served in 30-minute time slots, but it seemed freshly prepared after guests arrived, so warm dishes were brought out. The bread, omelet, bacon, and sausages were cooked perfectly. The ingredients aren’t luxurious by any means, but I was genuinely impressed by how heartfelt the cooking was. I also had a bit of friendly conversation with them and got to experience their warm and sincere character firsthand. To be honest, I can’t give high marks for hardware aspects—but for breakfast alone, along with their hospitality and this Showa-style space that you can actually experience here, this Hotel is absolutely worth staying at. If I have another chance, I’d love to return.