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I stayed for three nights with breakfast included. Breakfast was buffet-style: meatballs were the main dish on the first day, barayaki on the second, and chashu pork on the third. I was happy to start each morning feeling full. The staff were polite and pleasant, and it made me like Aomori even more.

This time, as a repeat guest, I brought my son along to match his visit home. At the same price, we chose the early-booking perk and upgraded to a sashimi upgrade Plan. That choice was absolutely right—the sweet shrimp and whelk were simply delicious!! The other dishes were also perfectly seasoned, and the portions weren’t too large, so we could finish everything. Each dish was carefully prepared, and we were very satisfied. Breakfast was great too—the hearth-cooked rice timed to our meal was delicious. My husband prefers firmer rice, so it seemed a bit soft for him. I’d love to visit again just for the food.

It was such a shame I could only stay for one night, but I left with wonderful memories. I would definitely love to stay much longer next time. All of the staff were extremely kind and welcoming. Special thanks to Dan, who shared so many fun and interesting stories with us during meals. I’d love to visit again.

I arrived by subway from Fukuoka Airport, and the Hotel was right there as soon as I came up from the exit. Although it’s in front of the station, the Room was quiet and comfortable. The Room was spacious for a single, and the bathtub was also large for a unit bath, so I could stretch out and relax. The only disappointment—also mentioned by others—was that the washroom constantly had a sewer-like smell, possibly due to the shower curtain. With the door closed, it didn’t reach the Room, but since it was otherwise a good Hotel, that was unfortunate.

Free breakfast is included, and the location is convenient near Susukino. Amenities are free, and you can choose your preferred shampoo and conditioner. The Room is clean and comfortable. Highly recommended.

From check-in onward, the staff provide pleasant and welcoming service. It’s a bit disappointing that the Room key is not a card key, but... The breakfast is delicious! This time, I extended my check-out time for an additional fee and was able to relax. I will stay here again.

The breakfast was really delicious, It’s an easy walk into town for shopping, The Room was clean, though it might feel a bit small. Still, it’s a great Hotel and we had a wonderful stay. We’ll come again.

It was our first time visiting LEGOLAND, and we stayed at the LEGOLAND Hotel. The interior was so cute, and the kids were thrilled. It seemed perfect for our two boys (2nd grade and kindergarten). They want to see a different Room next time, and they’re already making plans for our next trip. All the staff were kind, and we had a very pleasant stay. If I had one wish, it would be nice if even the standard Rooms had a separate bath and toilet. We’d love to come again!

My second stay, following last winter. Last time I came by car. After sightseeing at Owakudani and other spots, I followed the navigation system and didn’t really know where it was, but this time I used the mountain railway and was surprised to find it was very close to Sounzan Station. Even on the walk from the station, I felt welcomed by a pleasant breeze and birdsong, and arrived at the Accommodation in great spirits. The attendant who looked after us was the same as last year. Their cheerful manner and excellent timing in serving meals were unchanged. The Room and shared areas were just as spotless as before—not a speck of dust—making everything feel wonderfully refreshing. The open-air bath assigned to each Room is located a short distance away, and ours was excellent again this time. With cuckoos calling more beautifully around this season, I could truly relax in both sound and hot water. The meals were delicious as before: a soup with pike conger eel (hamo) and junsai; seasonal ingredients like Manganji peppers with superb seasoning; gourd “kaminari-boshi,” which I hadn’t tasted in ages; plus breakfast highlights such as the vegetable salad and dressing, perfectly grilled salted salmon (both seasoning and doneness), and fresh yuba served at just the right moment. An Accommodation I’d love to return to for its hospitality.

I stayed at this Ryokan for my first Beppu Onsen trip, and I truly feel it was the best choice. The room had an Onsen bath, allowing us to enjoy it multiple times with our children and fully relax as a family. Additionally, the private family bath was spacious and highly recommended. What left the biggest impression was the delicious cuisine. Each dish was carefully prepared, incredibly tasty, and thoroughly satisfying. The Oita specialty "Toriten" we ordered additionally was exceptional. The attention to detail in children's menus and portion sizes made for a wonderful dining experience. The staff were consistently kind and attentive from arrival to departure, making our stay pleasant and enjoyable. They also provided detailed information about Beppu Onsen, creating great memories for our children. From the meals to the staff's hospitality to even small amenities, every detail reflected their dedication to excellent service. It truly is an outstanding accommodation. If I have another chance to visit Beppu, I would love to stay here again. Thanks to this Ryokan, we had a fantastic trip in Oita. Thank you for such a wonderful time!

The Room was spacious, so I could relax and unwind. I was lucky to get it at half price during a sale. This Room had more train noise than usual, but I always sleep with earplugs, so it didn’t bother me much. It was relaxing and comfortable. The Hotel staff are always pleasant.

It was conveniently located close to Laguna Ten Bosch. We stayed in a Room with a private bath. The view was great, and the bath felt open and airy and was very clean—our children were delighted. The staff were very helpful, and the welcome services were also excellent. The meals were delicious, and the children’s menu was thoughtfully planned with good nutritional balance, which was wonderful. It was an Accommodation we would like to stay at again. Thank you very much.

While Tokyo was experiencing relentless extreme heat every day, we thoroughly enjoyed the coolness of the highlands. Early in the morning, we could see Mt. Fuji from our Room. Perhaps because it is under the Tokyu Harvest brand, many guests were on the older side, and maybe by chance there were no inbound tour groups, so it was quiet and relaxing overall in both the restaurant and the baths. The front desk staff were also very friendly and pleasant, which we really appreciated. The Facility itself may not be new, but it has been renovated and felt clean, so there were no issues at all. Although it is located at an altitude of 700 m and takes a bit of time to reach from lower areas, we would definitely like to visit again.

This was my first time in Toi, and I really enjoyed the Onsen—the water quality and temperature were excellent. The staff were very attentive, making for a comfortable stay. The Ryokan’s Facility feels a bit old, but it has charm, which I appreciated. The Onsen was kept very clean, which left a great impression. The Room was also spacious and comfortable. It was very quiet at night, and I slept soundly.

I’d been curious about this place ever since reading the manga “Ohitorisama Hotel,” and I stayed here for one night before my trip to Naoshima. The entire Hotel was very stylish, and the view from my Room terrace—overlooking the velodrome and the sea—was wonderful. There were no races that day, but it looked like I could catch a glimpse of athletes practicing during the daytime. The large public bath and sauna were also spotless, and the loungewear was so comfortable—I really liked it. I regret not buying it a little (lol). Breakfast had a great variety and was delicious. There were lots of fun options you don’t usually see at typical Hotel buffets, such as marinated sea bream rice bowls, Tenshinhan (crab omelet over rice), clam chowder, and French toast, and I ended up eating too much. All of the staff were cheerful and kind. I was planning to take a taxi to Uno Port in the morning, but they kindly drove me there on their free shuttle bus, which was a huge help. Because of my schedule I couldn’t stay long enough and wish I’d had more time to enjoy everything, but I was very satisfied with this wonderful Hotel!

On short notice, I booked a same-day stay with No Meals Included. After making the Reservation, I immediately received an email with dining information, even though this Accommodation is originally No Meals Included. I was able to book breakfast and dinner smoothly at restaurants in the Onsen town and for breakfast at a Hotel. It seems many other hotels also encourage guests to stay without meals and dine out in the Onsen town, likely to help revitalize the area. The Hotel has a self-cooking space that appears to have once been a bar counter, equipped with an IH cooktop, microwave, toaster oven, seasonings, tableware, frying pans, and pots—so you can cook for yourself and even make breakfast. There was also a convenience store nearby, and Costco is about 20 minutes away. The Room had been renovated and was clean—a typical standard Japanese-style room. The futon was fluffy as well. The Hotel’s Onsen was a milky white cloudy spring. The included pass for visiting seven other hotels’ Onsens was great fun; every bath I tried had the same cloudy water—absolutely wonderful. With such reasonable rates, I’d like to come back for a Multiple Night Stay and enjoy onsen-hopping at a relaxed pace. Zao Onsen in Yamagata is truly irresistible for onsen lovers.

This time, I came to Fukushima Prefecture to support my son at his tournament. My mom friends and I each booked our own Room, and after returning to the Hotel we were able to spend our time freely—taking a bath, resting, and relaxing in our own way. Since my Room was on the 6th floor, I could enjoy an open view of the surrounding area from the window, which was wonderful. The best part was the breakfast buffet in the Hotel. There were so many delicious dishes that I ended up eating far more than I usually can in the morning. Because it was a Multiple Night Stay, looking forward to breakfast each day became one of my favorite parts of the trip. My only regret is that after enjoying the games and going out for drinks with my mom friends every night, I was so tired that I used the unit bath in my Room and didn’t get to use the Onsen even once. I had stayed at Route Inn Hotel in Kyoto over 20 years ago and had a great impression back then as well, so I booked this stay with high expectations—and it was even more relaxing and satisfying than I hoped!

The Room was spacious, the staff were very considerate, and I was very satisfied with the price. The air conditioner was excellent as well, with no odors or anything like that. I did have to look around a bit because an outlet was hidden behind the information sheet (oops). Since it’s right next to the Meitetsu railway line, those who are sensitive to noise should be aware of this (it didn’t bother me). I missed breakfast, so I can’t comment on any of the food.

I’m a repeat guest. The location is great, and it’s excellent value to get a solid breakfast at this price. The Room is also comfortable and easy to spend time in.

Staying in this relocated traditional house made me feel pleasantly nostalgic. It was also great that the bath was available 24 hours a day—my skin felt smooth and moisturized afterward. And above all, the seafood was outstanding. Every dish felt like a main course, and then the final blow was the nodoguro rice bowl—I thought my stomach would burst, but it was so delicious I couldn’t leave any and finished it all. Even though I wasn’t fully hungry yet, breakfast was incredibly good as well. It was my first time eating squid with grated daikon—what an eye-opener; I’m going to try it at home. The rice was delicious too, and then there was even abalone-and-mozuku rice porridge with a nice kick of ginger. Once again, I ate everything. I was afraid to step on the scale after getting home. But I definitely want to come back.