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I stayed here during the Obon holiday period. Since this Accommodation is for lodging only, you are free to come and go after check-in, so you can go out to eat or shop. It’s a quiet area. The in-room Onsen bath is great because you can adjust the temperature by mixing hot water and lukewarm water; some places require adding tap water when it’s too hot, but not here. There is no tap in the bath. The location is convenient—close to Beppu Daigaku Station (Annex area) and also near the Sunflower ferry terminal. There are various supermarkets and restaurants nearby as well. It’s also a good base for visiting Yufuin or heading to Aso via the Yamanami Highway. I would like to stay here again.

This is the only Hotel I’ve stayed at in Takehara, but it always feels like a clean Hotel in a relatively new building. This time I stayed in a single Room, but I recommend the double Room, which is 1,000 yen more. Not only is the bed better, but the bathroom and toilet are separate and the bathtub is spacious—worth paying a little extra for the difference.

This was my second stay when attending a performance at Minamiza. The location is excellent, and it was also convenient for visiting Uzumasa Koryu-ji Temple. As with my previous stay, the attentive service was much appreciated. The complimentary breakfast was delicious, with a different menu each day.

I chose this Hotel for its unbeatable location right next to Kakunodate Station, making it easy to head to the Samurai Residence Street without carrying anything. It’s self check-in, but it wasn’t difficult. If you’re unsure, staff can assist remotely. I stayed in a twin Room on the first floor, and the barrier-free layout made getting around very easy. There’s also a great selection of self-serve amenities and soft drinks, so you can relax comfortably in the lounge area next to the entrance. Although it’s in front of the station, it was quiet at night and very peaceful. You do need to walk a bit to find places for dinner, but since the weather was nice, I enjoyed an evening stroll and took in Kakunodate at night. After checking out the next day, I realized I had left something behind and went back—cleaning was already underway, but the staff were truly kind and helpful, which I really appreciated. Since I planned to stay in Kakunodate again after one day elsewhere, I immediately made an additional Reservation at this Hotel.

Although it is far from the station, we were able to fully enjoy Sasebo. The arcade shopping street, which stretches for over 1 km, was lively and bustling with many tourists, as cruise ships were also calling at the port. Sasebo burgers and curry served with authentic Indian naan were excellent. The Hotel also has a coin laundry, making it perfect for long-term stays.

I stayed at Naraya Ryokan before moving overseas in November. I won’t be back for a while, but I’m glad I had the chance to stay at such a wonderful Ryokan. The Room, meals, and Onsen were all excellent.

Every year, we stay for about a week for my wife’s birthday trip. The Room is spacious and the Facility is well equipped, so when we travel to Miyakojima, we can’t imagine staying anywhere other than Hotel California. We didn’t even request it, but there was towel art on the bed, and my wife was absolutely delighted.

The 24-hour drink bar was available, and we could use it even before check-in and after check-out. I usually bring coffee with me, but it was great not having to make it myself. The morning pancakes came with unlimited syrup, and there was whipped cream too—I ended up eating four. The location was also convenient; we visited Dotonbori, Tsutenkaku, and Tsuruhashi.

I had such a wonderful stay before, and since it sounded like more Rooms would be added soon, I made a last-minute Reservation before that happened. What was different this time is that an admission ticket to Hotelli Salo was included. It seems their baths may be members-only? I thought I might try it if it was included, but it turns out it’s not included with every Plan and is offered as an optional add-on. Since I can’t use the sauna, I’m completely satisfied with the Onsen at the Accommodation! Bath time can be reserved in one-hour slots until the next day; on the following day it’s separated by gender, and because there aren’t many Rooms on weekdays, you can relax and enjoy it quietly. The water is an artificial Onsen, but it has a lovely atmosphere—if you’re staying in Ueda, this is the place. I was happy to have the same Room as last time, and since it was just before summer, the terrace felt wonderful. You can see updates throughout the service, and you really feel how much they care about guests. They took care of me so pleasantly until the very end—this is an Accommodation I truly love and appreciate. After the expansion, it sounds like they will specialize in No Meals Included stays, but there are plenty of places to eat and shops nearby.

The all-inclusive plan was very satisfying for families with children. I personally felt nostalgic about the little crunchy ice treats—they reminded me of my childhood, and they were really delicious! The Room was spacious and beautifully renovated, so it felt very clean. The building itself is probably older, so the unit bathroom was extremely small, but it wasn’t an issue since we could use the large public bath. The kids’ area was spacious and really helpful. We planned to use the pool, but it wasn’t open due to unexpectedly low temperatures and weather—this is my only regret. The food was delicious, and they didn’t strictly enforce time limits, so even while juggling our child we were able to eat plenty for the first time in a while. (My recommendations are the kanpyo with wasabi at breakfast and the simmered yuba at dinner.) Our 1-year-and-10-month-old son also seemed to enjoy his first Hotel stay—he was all smiles. (The surprise stuffed toy that came with our Room was adorable; he wouldn’t let go of it, and it made me happy too.) We will definitely come again! Thank you very much!

I stayed here with three friends for a golf trip. After a bath, we had beers in the lounge and felt refreshed. Both dinner and breakfast were buffet-style with a wide variety of options, and we were very satisfied. It was late summer, and there were many families as well—everyone looked like they were having a great time.

I really love it here. The bath, the buffet meals, the service, and the Room are all excellent. That’s why I come back every year.

My wife and I stayed here for four nights and five days on our golden wedding anniversary trip. The meals and service were excellent. We also truly appreciated the beautifully and carefully written travel itinerary, which became a wonderful keepsake. Thank you very much.

I stayed here on a business trip to Sendai. I was running out of time for a meeting with a client, and leaving my luggage at the station would have made it difficult to get around afterward. Even though I didn’t have time to check in, the free lockers in the Facility allowed me to store the bags I didn’t need for the meeting, which was a huge help. I’d like to stay here again.

I stayed here for one night before going to Taketomi Island. It was very convenient, close to the bus terminal, the remote island terminal, and the downtown area. The welcome drink in the lobby was a nice way to take a break from the heat outside. The Room bathroom is small, but I was able to stretch out in the large public bath and soothe my travel fatigue. I think this Hotel is recommended for those who want an active stay.

The amenities were excellent, which we greatly appreciated. We were especially surprised to find a Snow Skin Care Set prepared for each guest. The stylish front desk added excitement to our stay. Although it was a short visit, it helped us recover from travel fatigue. Thank you very much!

We stayed here on a trip that also celebrated a family occasion. Everything was wonderful—the Onsen, the spacious Room, the view, and the staff’s service. The building and Rooms have a sense of history, but everything was thoroughly cleaned, so we felt comfortable staying there. The food was delicious, and the presentation was beautiful as well. The portions were very generous, so I think even men will feel completely full. Women can probably finish it too if they try hard. At dinner, we ordered an upgrade to a parfait with Daiginjo pudding (I believe it was 1,000 yen), but we were already full before it arrived and ate it anyway, so we couldn’t really enjoy the taste—something I regret. I would have been happy if it had less whipped cream and cost around 500 yen. All of the staff were very kind, and there were also international staff in the restaurant, so it seems like a safe choice for travelers from overseas as well—I highly recommend this place. Everyone greeted us with smiles, which made us very happy. We made wonderful memories with my mother! We would love to stay again—thank you very much!

At the front desk, the staff kindly guided me through the procedures as I was unfamiliar with them. There was a complimentary coffee area and a reading corner behind the reception, and it felt like regular guests were enjoying a relaxed time. I also had breakfast; as someone who likes Japanese food, I was very satisfied with the buffet-style meal. The Hotel was also conveniently located near Kannai Station and very easy to use. Thank you for your hospitality.

I stayed in the Moon Room on a solo trip. Due to various circumstances, I made a Reservation after 5:00 PM on the day of arrival, and with the same-day discount it was a great deal. Since my expected arrival time was set for 10:00 PM, the Accommodation contacted me, and their warm and kind response raised my expectations. I arrived just before the welcome drink service ended. Soaking in the iconic footbath, I enjoyed sparkling wine poured generously. The Room was more than spacious enough for one person, and although I initially thought the Onsen on the terrace might be small from the photos, it was also plenty for one. It’s a circulated bath from Kiga Onsen, but for someone like me who prefers hotter water, it was just right—and it warmed me up so much that I started sweating. The door from the Room to the terrace is accordion-style, so after daybreak I left it fully open all morning—it felt wonderful. The open-air bath at the large public bath uses free-flowing spring water from Owakudani. As someone who likes Kusatsu and Manza, I felt the sulfur scent was mild, but I still really enjoyed the milky-white water. However, it was unpleasant to have long hairs and fallen leaves cling to my body. In addition to the powder corner in the large public bath area, there is also a separate powder room with a ReFa hair dryer, a Panasonic hair iron, and a Panasonic facial steamer. Since I had been considering buying them anyway, it was great to be able to try them out. (For reference, the hair dryers in the large public bath were Dyson.) There were many negative Reviews online so I felt nervous until actually staying here, but it turned out to be a very satisfying stay. I’m also interested in one of their higher-category detached Rooms (annex), so I’d love to visit again.

Welcome drinks, especially the cold sake, were a delightful touch appreciated by the host. Although the walk to the bath was a bit long, guests could choose their yukata, and the men's and women's baths alternated daily for added variety. The Room was a spacious Japanese-Western style, and dinner was served in just the right portions. After check-out, guests could relax in the lobby or garden at their leisure.