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I stayed at “Hiire IZU,” which I’d been curious about for a long time. The lava irori hearth at the center of the room was simply outstanding. It’s a gas-fired irori co-developed with a kitchen equipment manufacturer, so you can enjoy not only grilling meat and fish, but also hot pot and even ajillo—truly a special time to savor the experience of gathering around the fire itself. Cooking and enjoying Izu’s bounty over the flame ourselves—such as splendid alfonsino landed at Ito Port, seasonal fish, and Yamakiichi dried fish—was unforgettable. The dishes were elevated even further by beautiful local craftsmanship: tableware by Shichiro Fujii of Azanayama Kiln, Gendo yosegi woodwork, and IZUIRO wooden trays. We also stopped by the nearby general store “Kosanchi,” and were moved throughout our stay by how deeply this Accommodation embodies a spirit of making things with care.

We stayed here for a family trip during our kids’ summer vacation. Overall, we were extremely satisfied, especially with the Facilities. The Room was very clean and spacious, and the bunk bed had the kids thrilled. Even with the lights on, the space under the bunk bed stays shaded, which was surprisingly convenient for adults to hang out after the kids fell asleep. What we appreciated most was the gas dryer. A regular washer-dryer would have been great on its own, but there was a separate gas dryer installed next to the washing machine, and it dried laundry incredibly fast—so it was a huge help throughout our stay. When traveling with children and doing water activities, you end up with tons of laundry, so this really saved us. The pool is small, but it’s more than enough for younger children to enjoy—and having a smaller pool actually made things easier for us. We were very satisfied overall, but having children’s tableware and kid-sized spoons and forks would have been even more helpful. We will stay here again on our next trip to Okinawa.

We were able to stay as a family of three in the grass-roof cottage we’d been eyeing on Instagram. At the end of a slope winding through the trees, the cottage came into view, and our child was thrilled. The open-plan living room has large windows with soothing greenery stretching out before you. Our child ran up to the second-floor bedroom, dove onto the comfy bed, and excitedly declared, “I’m sleeping here tonight!” There were three bedrooms, each with two beds. When we went for a walk around the garden, countless flowers were in bloom and it felt like a small village surrounding a pond. There’s a Baby Troll house and a Yoshibo house, and you can even go inside. The stamp rally is fun too—collect all six stamps in the garden while checking the map, reach the goal, and you get a reward! At the back of the garden there’s also a wooden deck where you can relax at your leisure. Enjoy coffee slowly—or like me, unwind with a beer while taking in the view. While we adults took it easy, our child had little adventures around the pond—chasing dragonflies and butterflies, spotting fish in the water, even trying to catch frogs—and looked like they were having an amazing time. In the evening: BBQ! This time we brought our own ingredients and borrowed the BBQ set on the terrace. My wife and child were both delighted. At night, the garden illuminations were beautiful—and there was even a large glowing tree! If it’s this stunning in summer, winter must be even more magical. I can’t help imagining it becoming a romantic spot for couples on winter nights… just my own daydream (laughs). The next morning, we used our stay perk ticket to buy bread at Kanel Bread across from us and enjoyed breakfast on the garden terrace—such an indulgent moment! Inside this Accommodation there’s a kitchen where you can cook. It had that coveted BALMUDA toaster and kettle; plus tableware from Arabia—irresistible for anyone who loves Scandinavian style. Even small touches made us happy: Sekkisei amenities and a ReFa hair dryer—each detail was exciting. When we went to reception for check-out, we couldn’t take our eyes off all of souvenirs—we wanted everything as keepsakes. Our child chose a dwarf piggy bank. Everyone on staff was kind and thoughtful as well; thanks to them we could truly relax and enjoy some luxurious downtime without any worries. We heard that grass roofs change their look with each season: green from spring through summer, brown in autumn, then pure white when snow falls. We’d love to come back again in another season.

I made a Reservation because I wanted to experience life in Kyoto in a traditional machiya townhouse renovated from a 100-year-old historic building. Another deciding factor was the great location—just a 10-minute walk from Kyoto Station—making it easy to reach any sightseeing spot. After staying, I found it even more spacious than expected. It’s an Accommodation that preserves the charm of its century-old architecture while offering a functional, comfortable interior, and I was impressed by the balance of history and modern convenience. The access was, of course, very convenient, and the area around the Accommodation felt like a different world from crowded Kyoto—quiet and peaceful—which was an unexpected delight. Finally, the owner welcomed us personally and gave us welcome flowers and a letter; their hospitality made this stay truly memorable. They kindly shared recommendations for dinner and how to spend the evening, and even saw us off at check-out. Thank you for everything—we will definitely visit again.

This Hokkaido trip came together at the last minute, but staying here was absolutely the right choice! The Accommodation is new and very clean, and with a kitchen and washing machine fully equipped, we were able to stay at our own pace as if living there. Above all, the beautiful rural scenery stretching out from the window was stunning, and we could truly relax and unwind, forgetting everyday life. Highly recommended for anyone who wants to enjoy Hokkaido’s great nature with a sense of privacy. (I’d love to visit again in winter in a different season.)

The Room was simple and thoughtfully designed for ease of use. The drink service in the lounge was satisfying. The adjacent roadside station "Ajimu no Sato" was convenient for shopping and dining.

This was my second stay, and it reminded me again how good this place is. The Room isn’t huge, but it’s easy to move around and very relaxing. The toilet has an automatic lid and automatic flushing, which is a big help for me since I have back issues. It’s also rare (and convenient) to have a sink inside the toilet area. The bathroom has a separate washing area, and the tub is spacious enough to soak comfortably. The pajamas are a two-piece set with a soft feel. What really earns high marks is the generous service: drinks, snacks, and bread are provided, and bringing items into the Room is also allowed. At other hotels, I end up having to stop by a convenience store just to make sure I have drinks—here there’s no need for that, which makes it much more relaxing. We don’t even need to add breakfast; bread and coffee are enough for us. However, it was disappointing that there were no croissants this time. I also didn’t know how to use the toaster, so it would be helpful if instructions were posted. And when I want tea, I’d appreciate a note explaining where to find hot water. Two years ago I wrote that I wished the TV could play YouTube, and I was happy to see that it can now. The staff’s service and smiles had improved compared with before. As always, the only inconvenience is that the space next to the sink is small. It’s close to Shinbashi Station as well, so it’s convenient not having to wait for a taxi. I think the Accommodation cost is reasonable compared with nearby hotels considering how good the service is. I hope these services won’t be discontinued because of inconsiderate guests. I’d like to stay again if I have another opportunity.

This was my second stay. This time, I chose the plan with breakfast included. There was a wide variety of options, and I left feeling very full. It was delicious!

It was very clean and well maintained. All of the staff were friendly and made a great impression. I’d love to stay again. Thank you very much.

We stayed here on a trip to Tokyo with my two daughters. Great access, just a short walk from the Yaesu Underground Mall exit. The Room was clean and comfortable. In the lounge, unlimited drinks and Japanese snacks made my daughters happy, and I was happy with the complimentary sake service. My daughter screamed when she turned the dial in the bathroom and the overhead shower suddenly came on... The breakfast was very delicious.

The Facility itself is new and comfortable. I stayed here to attend a get-together with local classmates, and it was very quiet, clean, and comfortable with minimal contact with other people. I have stayed at other Hotels in Omuta as well, but many are older, so I will stay here from next time on. Thank you very much.

The Facility was clean, the service was excellent, and we had a very comfortable stay. If I had to mention one thing, it would be great if the grilled fish at breakfast could be deboned, as there was not much edible portion.

Although it is an old accommodation, it was clean and comfortable to stay in. The room does not have a toilet or refrigerator, but they are conveniently located nearby outside the room. From the window of the room, there is a balcony-like area where you can enjoy views of trees, the murmuring river, and a glimpse of Oushuku town's scenery, which was very soothing. I would love to visit again in autumn.

We stayed in a detached Room and were able to relax while enjoying the beautiful garden. The bath in the Room was also very pleasant, as we could open the window and enjoy the fresh air. All of the staff were very professional, and the welcoming, home-like atmosphere made our stay very comfortable.

The facilities and amenities were excellent.

We stayed with our 4-year-old and 1-year-old. Since it was both of their birthdays, you prepared a cake and celebrated with us, and when the staff took photos they used a sound-making toy to get the children’s attention, so we were able to take wonderful pictures. The large public bath can be used by children as well, and the women’s bath has a shallow pool, watering-can toys, and a chair for seating a 1-year-old. There was also a shower right next to it, so I could shower while watching them play. My mother passed away recently, so I brought her photo and placed it on the table. When we returned from the bath, dinner had been set—and in front of her photo you had placed rice, miso soup, pickles, tea, and even a meal for her. I was deeply moved. At breakfast as well, you kept an eye on us and quickly brought anything we needed; every member of staff was truly wonderful. For an Arima Onsen trip with children, this is the only choice.

I chose this Accommodation for the price and location, and it was very clean and wonderful! Thank you as well to the front desk staff for your kind assistance. It was a last-minute stay, so it’s a shame I couldn’t stay longer. I’d love to stay again!

I stayed for a Multiple Night Stay of two nights for work and sightseeing. A typhoon was approaching at the time, so unfortunately it rained, but it was helpful that I could get to the nearby Don Quijote via the covered shopping arcade. If it hadn’t been raining, I planned to rent a bicycle and explore various places, so that part was disappointing—but there’s nothing you can do about the weather. The front desk staff will answer properly if you ask, but there were some differences from the information listed, so I’d like to share them. There are two washing machines on the rooftop: one is a standard washer (I was told it costs 300 yen with self-reporting; if it’s sunny, you might be able to hang laundry on the rooftop), and the other is a coin-laundry type machine that washes and dries up to 3 kg for 600 yen—so it wasn’t free at all. (I should have taken photos…) What I liked: ・Affordable access to a nearby public bath (closed on Wednesdays) ・Even solo travelers can enjoy a spacious twin Room ・A view of the river next door from the window ・Luggage storage available until 13:00 even after checkout Also, during a Multiple Night Stay, cleaning is done once every two days, and new bath towels and face towels are placed in a bag and hung on your doorknob. Overall it was comfortable, and I’d like to stay again if I have another opportunity. Thank you very much.

The all-you-can-drink welcome drinks were fantastic. Draft beer, highballs, chuhai, and more. A variety of soft drinks is also available for children. It was a great way to unwind after a long drive. When you think of Ibusuki, you think of the sand bath. They also explain what to do afterward if you get sandy. You wear a special gown and the staff covers you with sand. The service was very courteous, and we were extremely satisfied. We will definitely visit again.

This trip was our first in 15 years as a couple. Our previous trip included our children, but now that they are grown and we've finished raising them, it was just the two of us. This time, we planned a journey along the Venus Line and chose this accommodation near Lake Shirakaba. The facility was clean, the staff were very kind, and we enjoyed dinner while overlooking Lake Shirakaba. To our surprise, there was an unexpected event at Lake Shirakaba that amazed us—it was incredibly beautiful and moving. It became a wonderful memory for us. If we still have the energy to travel from Kansai in the future, we would love to visit again. Thank you very much!