전국 × 객실 및 어메니티 평가가 높은 호텔·료칸 - 122페이지

This time, I stayed with my 93-year-old mother. I had informed them by phone in advance that an elderly guest would be with us, and they thoughtfully provided chairs in the Japanese-style Room and the in-room bath, and also took our mobility into account when arranging access to meals and the large public bath, which was a great help. The meals were also delicious, and we were very satisfied with this Accommodation.

We stayed here on the first night of our two-night trip to Yamagata. The food was excellent, and we were able to try the imoni stew we had been looking forward to at breakfast. The bath was spacious and relaxing, and the garden was beautiful. My spouse and I were both very satisfied. The welcome tama-konnyaku was delicious as well.

We stayed as two couples (my parents and us), making a Reservation for two Rooms for four people, and they kindly arranged adjoining Rooms for us. The lounge service was available for a long time, so after the bath we relaxed for over an hour enjoying beer, honey, and more. The calm atmosphere makes it enjoyable even if you’re traveling alone. The large public bath was not crowded, so we could take our time in the open-air bath as well. Since the baths switch between men and women the next day, we were able to enjoy both comfortably. Meals were served in a semi-private setting, and all staff were very courteous. When we were looking for something we had misplaced, they helped us kindly; we found it later, but their thoughtful support really stood out. We were completely satisfied with everything, and my parents said they would like to go again—so I’m glad I brought them. I’d love to visit again in a different season.

This was our Accommodation on the last day of our trip to Hokkaido. There was also a bus from Sapporo, so access was convenient. We made a Reservation for an Executive Suite. From check-in we used a dedicated counter, and there was also an exclusive lounge, which made the stay feel special. The bathroom was spacious and relaxing, and we were very satisfied. However, dinner was a buffet in a large hall, but it was so crowded that we couldn’t take our time, which was disappointing.

I stayed here for sightseeing, but the service at check-in was a bit unsatisfactory. The Room and bath were very satisfying, so it was a shame.

Everything was great! Although it was a smoking Room, there was no odor and the Room was clean. The large public bath was excellent as well. We stayed during the Obon holiday so it was crowded, but the staff were very helpful. The only downside was that we couldn’t get a mobile signal in the Room, but Wi‑Fi was available so it wasn’t a problem.

We were completely satisfied with everything—location, Room, meals, and service. The location is outstanding, with a full view of the ocean. The newly renovated Room was spacious and extremely clean, and we enjoyed a luxurious half-day of relaxation indoors. At night, we could even watch fireworks in the direction of Atami from the balcony. The Hotel meals were also delicious. The plate for young children was prepared with gentle flavors, which felt very reassuring. Also, since I am pregnant, I asked to avoid raw foods; instead of simply cooking them through, they were served with perfectly judged heat that brought out the natural flavors of the ingredients. We were truly impressed by such thoughtful attention to detail. There is a beach about a 7-minute walk away, and we had a great time swimming in the sea with our child (we didn’t use it this time, but there is also a pool on the property). It was an Accommodation I can confidently recommend.

The location near Takayama Station was excellent and very convenient. Takayama sightseeing was close by, and as a couple in our 70s, we were able to enjoy about a two-hour walk. The Hotel staff were kind, so we felt comfortable staying there. We had both breakfast and dinner, and the meals were delicious. We would like to stay again and would recommend this Hotel to friends.

Thank you for your continued support. All of my Accommodations on this trip were in the Via Inn group. Because of the low rate and my travel schedule, I stayed at Iidabashi for just one night. Iidabashi has become almost my regular Accommodation, but this time I noticed that when lying in bed, airflow from the air conditioner or ventilation blows directly onto my throat and nose due to the Room layout, and since staying at Iidabashi my throat has not felt well. Even in the middle of summer, I tried turning off the air conditioner, but it didn’t help. The Room layout itself seems exactly the same as Rooms I have stayed in many times before and never found bothersome; however, the Room photos on the Reservation screen appear to show a slightly different layout, so I wondered if there are Rooms with a different setup. I would like to stay again during exam season as well, so I hope you can improve this. Another thing I noticed compared with other locations is that it feels slightly far from the station—crossing Sotobori-dori is more tiring than expected. The desk is large and easy to use, amenities are well stocked, Wi‑Fi works at other Via Inn properties once set up once, the staff will handle check-in even if you don’t use the self check-in machine, and having an Inageya next door makes Iidabashi very convenient. I will stay with you again.

Directly connected to Tennoji Station, it’s very convenient, and the staff are very friendly! The Room is clean, and the air conditioning works well! One downside is that the elevator from the 2nd floor is extremely slow, so I recommend taking the Hotel’s dedicated elevator from the 1st floor.

When making my Reservation, I called the Hotel with a question, and the female staff member at the front desk was very pleasant and kind. Thank you very much. The Room number on the paper sleeve for the key card was handwritten, and I misread it. (I mistook a 3 for a 5 and couldn’t open the door because I went to the wrong Room. A housekeeping staff member kindly told me that I had the wrong Room number.) This has never happened to me before, so I surprised myself. I’m sorry, but handwritten numbers can be hard to read depending on who writes them. It may have been my eyesight as well, but I would appreciate it if the Room number could be clearly printed. As rumored, the breakfast buffet had a great variety and was delicious. The freshly made French toast and shabu-shabu were especially good. The French toast was popular, and even when it ran out, it was quickly refilled. It’s a convenient Hotel close to the station. There are many shops nearby, so we enjoyed our stay. When I go to Tokyo again, I would definitely like to stay here again. Because the bathroom and toilet are in one unit, ventilation didn’t seem great and I noticed black mold near the top of the door. Also, it was hard to figure out how to run hot water for both the shower and bathtub (there were instructions if you looked closely, but it still wasn’t easy), so I’m giving 4 stars.

This was my first time staying here. I really appreciated the Hotel’s “Eco Favor” initiative, which lets guests choose only what they need and reduce waste—it’s a great idea that helps protect the planet. I was also happy to receive a snack. At breakfast, I was touched when a staff member thanked the guests on our floor. That made the wide variety of breakfast items taste even better. Everything was delicious, and the freshly baked bread was outstanding! I’d love to stay again—thank you very much!

With more and more Hotels offering self check-in and check-out, the warm service from the front desk staff made me feel at ease. The gentleman who is always at the front desk is great. This time I chose a plan with breakfast, but the menu was exactly the same on both days. The restaurant itself was relaxing, but perhaps because I went close to closing time, the breakfast selection felt a bit limited. That said, it’s very close to Nagasaki Station, and I’d like to stay here again when I visit Nagasaki.

I stayed for two days. The Room was very clean, and I was happy to be able to see Matsuyama Castle from the window. Considering the reasonable Accommodation rate, the breakfast was more than sufficient and delicious. It’s a smart, simple Hotel without unnecessary extras, and I’d definitely like to stay here again when I visit Matsuyama. (As I’m very particular about cleanliness, it would be helpful if disposable slippers—like those sold at 100-yen shops—could be purchased at the front desk, since the in-room slippers were not disposable.)

Even though we made a last-minute Reservation and asked for several special requests, you kindly accommodated us, and all the staff were incredibly helpful—we were truly impressed. The Room had a panoramic ocean view, and it was wonderful to see both the full moon and the sunrise. The Onsen was excellent as well; our children loved it and went in three times. The meals were delicious with generous portions, and we were very satisfied. The lounge has been beautifully renovated, and the welcome drink was a nice touch. The summer vacation–only pool and fireworks delighted our kids, and it was just a short walk from the Accommodation to the beach, making it easy to go back and forth between the pool and the sea. Because they had such a great time, our children said they definitely want to come again next year. Thank you very much for everything—we look forward to staying with you again.

Perched halfway up Mt. Inasa with sweeping views over Nagasaki, this Hotel drew me in and I’m glad I stayed. At check-in, I was welcomed with the warm local Nagasaki phrase “Mattotta bai!” and even though it was raining, it instantly lifted my spirits. The building feels like it dates from the bubble era and is wonderfully luxurious—an extraordinary atmosphere that blends glamour with calm. From the Room, I could take in the city lights at a glance; while the bathroom fixtures are a bit dated, the space was very large and beautifully maintained. A shuttle bus runs regularly to the station, making it extremely convenient to head into town for dinner, and when going out, the staff kindly worried about whether I had an umbrella and saw me off—truly attentive service. The next morning brought bright sunshine; enjoying a wide variety of breakfast while looking out at a deep-blue sky and sea was delightful. I wanted nothing more than to go back to my Room and stay one more night… but checked out reluctantly. I usually stay at Business Hotels for work, but this reminded me that a Hotel isn’t just about having new Facility—the warmth of people matters too. It was a wonderful stay. If I have another chance to visit Nagasaki, I’d love to stay here again.

The large public bath and complimentary late-night soba are always a highlight. We were very satisfied! We’ve made another reservation, and we look forward to staying with you again.

This was my third stay. I’ve stayed in a twin, a double, and a twin again, and this Room was my favorite. The first time was on the railway side, the second time on the opposite side, and this time it was on the city side with a view of the station and Mores. (For some reason this time, the refrigerator was as large as one for home use—it held a lot, and I was happy that the freezer compartment was also big.) It’s fun to see different scenery from the window each time. I really like the comfortably firm bed, pillows with adjustable height along with cushions, complimentary water service, and the pleasant hospitality from your Hotel staff. Thank you always. I’d love to stay again next year.

What stood out to me was the service. The best service came from someone who seemed like the manager. At check-in, when I was talking with my companion about how only smoking Rooms were available, he quietly came over and offered to switch us to non-smoking Rooms, and promptly changed both of our reservations. I really appreciated it. The disappointing part was that when I went out from the Hotel and came back several times, I felt ignored completely, which made me feel a bit sad—though some staff did greet me. The Room was very clean, and the bathroom in particular was spotless. The large public bath Onsen was also excellent. It wasn’t very big, but it felt great. Breakfast was a buffet with a good variety, and I ate well.

If you’re looking for a quiet Hotel where you can sleep well, JR Inn is the one. The lockers for storing luggage before and after your stay are located right near the entrance, which is helpful because you don’t have to go through the lobby. It’s also great that the Room has a bathtub where you can soak and relax. It’s nice that the amenities include bath salts, and I especially appreciate that the skincare products are Sekkisei. Having a trouser press permanently in the Room is also a plus. There’s a wide selection of pillows to choose from, and with an upgraded Simmons bed, I slept very well. Breakfast may be light, but it’s impressive: different breads each day, three kinds of soup, hygienic single-serve cups of potato salad, individually wrapped Hokkaido Camembert cheese, and even yogurt and milk pudding for dessert. Perhaps because it’s a light meal service, the breakfast area is quiet too, which feels relaxing. However, I noticed a yellow stain on the pillow I chose. I’d also like the refrigerator to be pre-chilled.