전국 × 객실 및 어메니티 평가가 높은 호텔·료칸 - 564페이지

We stayed for two nights! I accidentally made a mistake with my Reservation and called in a panic, but your staff handled it kindly and it really helped. The Room had an ocean view, and the view from the pool was also great. The sunset was truly amazing and moving. Everything was kept very clean, and there was an Orion bottled beer in the fridge (a complimentary service?), which made our Okinawa trip perfect. One thing we noticed was that there was no air conditioner or fan in the bathroom, so heat built up and it felt extremely humid. We wanted to feel the Okinawa breeze, so we wished there had been a screen door. Still, it was truly wonderful, and we will definitely come again!

Doggo Izu is simply the best. The Facility is clean, and the natural grass dog run is fantastic. This is an Accommodation you’ll definitely want to stay at again! The surroundings are quiet, so you can relax without worrying about others.

commentary: The staff were all very kind. Seeing how well everyone gets along made us happy too. The Onsen was clean, and the amenities were well stocked, which was a great help.

I used it during the New Year holidays. Unlike recent APA, it was not a card key but a physical key. I went by car, and there was enough parking space (up to the third lot), so unless it's extremely crowded, you shouldn't have any trouble. When you return by car at check-in, they will guide you to the parking lot. It's about a 10-15 minute walk from Maebashi Station, but it's close to the downtown (drinking area), so I think it's convenient. One thing that surprised me a bit is that depending on the room, the view right in front is a cemetery, so it might be good to know if you care about that. It's a Business Hotel, and the service is not bad at all, so I can normally recommend it.

The shower room and toilet were clean, which was great. I’d like to stay here again.

Except that the elevator going down took a while to arrive, the Room was very clean and well maintained, which impressed me. The location was also convenient, and I would like to stay again if I have the opportunity.

Accommodation for the Expo. The lobby features a soda bar where you can always enjoy sparkling drinks, which is delightful. Coffee is available in your room. Although the use of the body shower was a bit unclear, the shower is from ReFa, and the hairdryer has a low-temperature drying function that leaves your hair shiny. The power supply under the sofa is convenient.

Other than the slightly inconvenient distance from Nagano Station, this is a convenient and good Hotel.

The Room was clean and easy to use. It was quiet, and I was able to sleep well. However, there were no amenities for women, so I hurried to the convenience store next door to buy some. It would be appreciated if they could sell them at the front desk, even if not for free. The breakfast had a homemade feel and everything was very delicious. The staff at the breakfast restaurant were also kind and made me feel very relaxed. Thank you very much.

It was comfortable, just like the Hotel’s name. The Room was very clean, and I appreciated that it was barrier-free. The only downside is that the accommodation cost is a bit high, but I’ll be back!

An Accommodation in Yunohira Onsen, a quiet retreat in the Yufuin area. Run by a husband and wife, it has a calm atmosphere that feels like coming back to your family home in the countryside. Dinner was outstanding—especially the Bungo beef grilled on a ceramic plate. We also enjoyed the seasonal dessert. The miso soup at breakfast was hearty with plenty of ingredients—one of our favorites. The Onsen baths can be reserved for private use: an indoor hinoki bath and an open-air rock bath. We’ll be back!

Although the bath was changed from an Onsen to heated water, it was not a problem. It was excellent as it is close to Chirihama.

The amenities are well-equipped, and I felt it was a Hotel with excellent hospitality and cost performance. I would love to stay again.

The slopes are right in front, and rentals can be arranged at the Hotel, which was very convenient. The meals were luxurious, and we also received souvenirs.

No Meals Included. I found this place based on the number of guests, an in-room bath, and its fairly convenient proximity to the station, and it worked well for my stay.

The open-air bath was closed, but we used the indoor bath and the private bath. The bath in the Room was a little lukewarm, but it was relaxing to soak in several different types of baths. We were able to spend a leisurely time. We would like to visit again.

I made a Reservation without realizing it was in an entertainment district. I wondered if it would be noisy, but it wasn’t a problem at all. However, to use the large public bath, you have to walk through the entertainment district to another building, so some people may not like that. Maybe because it’s a busy area, I almost couldn’t find coin parking at 9:00 PM. By chance there was one spot available, and I could park for the low price of 600 yen for 24 hours, but it was about a 5–6 minute walk from the Hotel. It was a No Meals Included Reservation, but there is a free light snack service: you can get two small rolls per person in a bag at the front desk. Hot coffee was also available. It seems to vary by day. The Room looked like it had just been renovated—it was very clean. Separate bath and toilet, electric kettle, microwave, and a large-screen TV. The mini fridge needs to be switched on before use. It seems like the Room is meant for up to four people, but since the beds are semi-double size, I wished they allowed up to six guests as well.

I stayed in the top-floor dormitory. The Room with the beds is spacious. There is a shared space in the basement. You can walk here from Oishi Station.

I stayed here after hiking Mt. Kisokoma. It’s a warm, family-run Accommodation, and I truly felt welcomed. They also responded kindly and thoroughly to my questions in advance, which I really appreciated. The simmered carp was carefully prepared so I could eat it without worrying about the bones, and I even had seconds of the barley rice—it was delicious. From the Room window, I could see the morning glow over the Southern Alps, and soaking in the Onsen was deeply relaxing. Next time, we’d like to visit during the autumn foliage season for another hike up Mt. Kisokoma—and to come back for the starry sky we didn’t get to see this time. Thank you very much.

The bathroom is a bit small, but the other facilities are excellent. There are free laundry machines and rental bicycles, plus a microwave, IH cooktop, manga, and a water dispenser—everything you could need. This was my first stay while on the Shikoku pilgrimage, and it’s now my go-to Accommodation in Tokushima.