전국 × 객실 및 어메니티 평가가 높은 호텔·료칸 - 654페이지

I used it for a business trip. It was nice to relax. The large public bath had just the right temperature, and it relieved my fatigue.

Given the age of the Facility, it’s understandable that some equipment is outdated.

Weekday stay for a family of four in two rooms. The room was spacious and clean for two people. Dinner was luxurious, with enough sashimi to fill you up—highly recommended for seafood lovers. Other dishes like sukiyaki, soup, and chawanmushi were also very delicious. The staff provided friendly and attentive service with smiles, though having a menu would have been nice. For the bath, caution is needed as the large public bath's tub can be slippery. The outdoor bath was slightly lukewarm. Access to the rooftop open-air bath requires calling the front desk beforehand, so it’s best to make an early reservation as late-night or early-morning visits might inconvenience the staff (I regret not asking if multiple time slots could be reserved). However, if it's clear, you can enjoy stunning views of sunsets or starry skies from there—it’s refreshing! I’d love to stay again if I get another chance. Thank you!

We stayed as a couple with our dog. Our first visit was about 20 years ago, and this is our third time. Some aging of the facility is understandable. The best part is definitely being able to enjoy the Onsen in the room. The room is spacious and well-cleaned. We bought fresh seafood at a supermarket in Usami and enjoyed sashimi leisurely in the room. We’d love to come back again!

I was worried because the Reviews I checked in advance were low, but I’m very satisfied. The Room was spacious, and the view toward Zenkoji Temple and the night scenery were amazing. The amenities were well stocked, and both the open-air bath and indoor bath were great. Since it was that time of year when the Room heating wasn’t on, it was cold, so I contacted the front desk and they brought me a fan heater. There were some stains and dirt on the carpet, and the amenities didn’t feel particularly luxurious, but at this price it’s more than enough. It seems like meal ratings are very low, but since my stay was No Meals Included, I can’t comment. If you go down about 10 minutes there’s a convenience store, and beyond that there’s an AEON mall, popular supermarkets, chain restaurants, and ramen shops—so even with No Meals Included there’s no problem. I’ll stay here again next year!!

We stayed here for a ski trip. The Facility itself is old, but it is well cleaned for its age, and the Room was comfortable with no unpleasant odors. We appreciated the complimentary coffee, black tea, and green tea. The Ryokan staff were very friendly, while keeping a respectful distance without being intrusive, which made us feel very at ease. The only downside was that the bath temperature was a bit low at 40°C. There isn’t any excessive service, but the thoughtful amenities you’d be happy to have are naturally provided—overall, it’s a very comfortable Ryokan. We would definitely like to stay again next season.

I stayed at this Ryokan as a base for exploring Iya, Oboke, and Koboke—remote areas of Tokushima. The building is old, and the shared areas on the second floor had no air conditioning, so it was very humid and hot. However, the Room had air conditioning and was comfortable. The Room was also spacious, the proprietress was kind, and the breakfast was healthy, just the right amount, and excellent. There was no facial lotion among the amenities, so it’s best to bring your own skincare set.

I stayed for one night over the three-day weekend in February. Just as the Reviews said, the food was delicious and the Room was clean, so I’m glad I chose this Accommodation. The bathroom was about the size that would feel full with three people, but since this Facility doesn’t have many Rooms, we were able to use it privately by going at a different time. It took about a 20-minute walk from Akakura Onsen Ski Resort, but with snow piled up on both sides of the road making it narrow—and cars passing by from time to time—it may be better to contact the Accommodation in advance and request a pick-up (it’s best to reach out early rather than at the last minute, as they will likely be preparing dinner). They gave me Shuttle Service after check-out to the ski resort, and also from the ski resort to the station. Buses to the station don’t run very frequently, so I truly appreciated the Shuttle Service. This is an Accommodation I’d like to stay at again next year. Thank you.

I was thinking of staying at an internet café, but when I searched just in case, this place came up. Maybe because it was a weekday, it was very affordable even though it’s close to the station. I didn’t expect much, but the service was great, the Room was clean, and the bathroom was spacious—very satisfied. I’d like to stay again if I have the chance. If there had been some drinks available, I would have given it 5 stars.

The satoyama scenery and the private bath reserved exclusively for guests were wonderful. This bath is not lukewarm like the one used by day-trip visitors. I was completely satisfied except that the Room does not have a toilet or washbasin, so I didn’t like having to fill the kettle with water at the washbasin in the shared restroom.

Conveniently located near the station, and I truly appreciated how courteous and attentive the front desk staff were. For this price, the breakfast buffet was also very satisfying, making for an enjoyable stay.

The property was thoroughly cleaned, and the futons and sheets were very clean as well.

The room was very clean. While sound could sometimes carry, it didn’t bother me much. The onsen was very relaxing, and I happened to use it when no one else was there, so I enjoyed it privately. Breakfast was hearty, and the rice was delicious. I am very satisfied with this accommodation at this price! If I may add one suggestion, the pillow felt too high and fluffy for me; a lower option would be appreciated. Even with that in mind, this is an accommodation I would love to stay at again!

I stayed at Mikaku no Accommodation Yamadaya on the second day of my solo trip to Tottori. The place is a bit old, but it was very calm and relaxing, and I was able to take it easy. Since I had crab on the first day, I chose the shabu-shabu course. The portion was so generous that I couldn’t finish it all by myself and ended up leaving some behind—I’m truly sorry about that. Still, it was delicious and I was very satisfied. I don’t usually like ponzu sauce, but the ponzu served with this shabu-shabu was surprisingly easy to enjoy. The thoughtful care as I was leaving also meant a lot. I’d like to stay here again when I come back to Tottori. Thank you very much.

I originally planned to arrive in Naha on 6/1 and had reserved another Hotel, but due to the typhoon my flights were canceled on the 1st and 2nd. I canceled my original Reservation and urgently looked for a place to stay for one night from the 3rd, so I made a last-minute Reservation here. I arrived before check-in and asked if I could leave my luggage and take a break. A female staff member kindly told me that drinks were free, so please help yourself. When I moved Rooms and at check-out, they saw me off in the elevator until the doors closed. At check-out, they chatted with me until the elevator arrived, saying, “You’re leaving already? Please come back next time when you can relax,” and waved goodbye as I left. The shower room had hair scattered around—probably due to poor manners from other guests—and there were some slightly cramped or less clean areas due to the age of the Facility. However, the staff service was excellent, so it was acceptable. Breakfast was a stylish one-plate meal; both the bread and scrambled eggs were delicious. I felt it was hot in my Room at night—perhaps because the air conditioning is centrally controlled for the whole Facility—so it would be nice if fans were available to borrow. Next time I visit Naha, I would definitely like to stay here again. Thank you very much for your hospitality.

We stayed in a detached guest room with a private open-air bath. At first, the water was too hot to get in, but after dinner it was just right. The owner was very kind and friendly, and chatted with us warmly. The location was also great, as we could walk to Lake Kinrin.

It was clean and comfortable. About a 2-minute walk from Tsukiji Station and less than 5 minutes to Tsukiji Market, so it was very convenient.

This was my first stay at an unmanned, studio-style Business Hotel. If it’s going to be unmanned anyway, I wish they had at least a robot reception desk. The first impression feels a bit cheap, but I suppose that’s the owner’s limit. That said, this time I realized what an amazing location this is—Miyajima looks like the “Sleeping Kannon” from here. You can see the beautiful Sleeping Kannon shape of Miyajima from this direction. The Business Hotel should promote this location much more. It’s not my company so I don’t really care, but it’s a waste to have such a great view with so little PR. Next door there is a private Ryokan called Ajina-tei (one group per night), but since you can look down on Ajina-tei even from the 2nd floor of this Business Hotel, I think staying at this far cheaper Business Hotel is better than staying at Ajina-tei. The only disappointing thing was that you could see many power lines from the 2nd floor. I stayed in Room 201 (a twin Room). In particular, the service line to Ajina-tei was thick and distracting, and there were also an unusually large number of wires messily connected to utility poles with capacitors. I think the view would be better on the 3rd or 4th floor where you wouldn’t see them. I think management should clearly state that power lines are noticeable on the 2nd floor and make those Rooms cheaper. I don’t know whether the Accommodation Fee on the 3rd and 4th floors is currently the same as on the 2nd floor, but they should differentiate pricing—even if higher floors cost more—because they offer a better view. (It would be ideal if their Reservation website showed view photos by floor.) Also, National Route 2 runs in front of the Hotel and traffic is heavy even at night. Noise and vibrations—especially when large trucks passed—that didn’t bother me during daytime became noticeable at night, and it was hard to fall asleep. Additional note: Even with this excellent view in Ajina, it’s disappointing that condominium buildings in Natalie Marina Marina Town along the coastline overlap with Miyajima in your line of sight. I can’t forgive whoever approved construction of those buildings. Lastly, since travel encounters are once-in-a-lifetime for me and I probably won’t visit Miyajima again, if I were to stay here again I’d want Room 401 or Room 301 instead (this is coming from someone who stayed in Room 201). Second additional note: There’s a system where you put your shoes into lockers at the shoe cabinet by the entrance, but having to walk about one meter from the entrance to that cabinet wearing slippers is inconvenient. Having to change into slippers twice made me feel annoyed.

The hot spring bath was wonderful. I really enjoyed chatting with the hostess as well. The food was delicious, too. Thank you for promptly delivering my forgotten item—I truly appreciate it.

Thank you for having me for one night. The Room was clean, and the price was reasonable.