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I stayed here to watch the Japan Cup, a road race held annually at the forest park about a 7-8 minute walk from the hotel. The hotel seems primarily for guests of the adjacent golf course, and although I expected it to be crowded the day before, it was relatively empty. The facility is old and not particularly clean, but it has a nostalgic charm with its retro Showa-era atmosphere. The room was Japanese-style with futons that you lay out yourself. The large public bath is located in the basement and was comfortable as it wasn’t crowded. However, there’s no elevator, so it might be challenging for elderly guests or those with mobility issues. Check-in is until 8 PM, so I bought dinner near Utsunomiya Station before heading over. While I wanted to enjoy some local delicacies in Utsunomiya, proximity to the event took priority for me and wasn’t an issue. After check-out, I could use the parking lot for an additional fee during my time at Japan Cup viewing—this allowed me to leave smoothly without encountering traffic restrictions on my way home by car afterward. I would consider staying here again when attending future events!

We had a comfortable stay in a warm, homey atmosphere. Both dinner and breakfast were delicious, made with local ingredients. The pork shoulder steak was outstanding. We also enjoyed chatting with the owner and his wife, and had a wonderful time. At night, we could see a sky full of stars, and the location is close to Shibachiku Garden and Rokka no Mori. We’re looking forward to visiting again.

I stayed for one night from Sunday to Monday, and the Room was clean. It was supposed to be a 5.5-tatami Room, but since there were only two groups staying, they probably consolidated the Rooms—so even though it was just the two of us, we had a very spacious Room. The Onsen bath itself was small and the open-air bath wasn’t in use, but although it is normally separated by gender, we were told that if we put up the private-use sign, it was fine for us as a couple to bathe together, so we used it privately. It’s an Accommodation that stays flexible and saves costs while still keeping guests satisfied. I only had breakfast; the menu was fairly standard, but the miso soup in particular was very delicious. When I go to Oze again, I’d definitely like to stay here again.

I chose this Hotel because I was on a business trip and needed to stay within a tight budget. I’m not sure if it was due to the season, but around Gotemba Station there were only a few Hotels that fit my budget, including this one. The building itself felt a bit old, but the room was very clean. One thing to note is that the Hotel apparently doesn’t have an elevator, so if you’re assigned a room on the 3rd floor and have heavy luggage, it could be tough. The room had amenities like a razor and toothbrush, and it also came with an air purifier and hair dryer—convenient features you’d expect from a Business Hotel. There also seemed to be water dispensers on each floor, which was very handy when I wanted drinking water. Also, the shampoo and body soap were “tea” versions (tea shampoo? tea body soap?), which felt like a nice touch given that this is a tea-producing area. It didn’t seem strongly scented like tea, so if you’re curious, it might be worth trying.

This was my first time making a Reservation through Yahoo Travel, but I’ve actually been staying here for over 20 years—it’s my regular Accommodation. Because it uses standard apartment units as a Hotel, guests’ privacy is well protected. It feels like coming back to my own place when I stay here. I’m disappointed that the breakfast service ended after the renovation, but given recent circumstances, it’s understandable. I’m also familiar with the staff, which makes me feel at ease.

The staff at check-in left a good impression, and the staff member in charge during breakfast was particularly wonderful with their smile and service. I will use Super Hotel again if I stay next time.

During a 3-day, 2-night trip visiting Kanazawa → Hida Takayama → Kamikochi, we stayed in a Room with a private bath on the second night. The atmosphere of the Accommodation, the Room itself, and the staff’s service were all excellent; however, the only disappointment was the open-air bath attached to the Room. Although there was a net provided to remove debris, once you get into the tub, settled leaves (or similar) stir up and float around, making them impossible to fully remove and they cling to your body. I understand that this may be part of what an open-air bath is like, but at similar baths we have stayed at in the past, there was a simple cover when not in use so debris was not much of an issue...

This charming Ryokan is perfect for a relaxing stay, offering Onsen-equipped rooms where you can unwind all day. Ideal for a Multiple Night Stay, it allows you to fully enjoy the serene atmosphere. The meals are plentiful and satisfying, even for those with smaller appetites like my daughter and me. Complimentary beer and boiled eggs are available at the gazebo, adding to the delightful experience. What truly stands out is the warm hospitality of all staff members, from young male staff to new female staff, making every interaction soothing from check-in onwards. Located within walking distance of Yufuin's Yunotsubo Kaido Street, this Ryokan is highly recommended if you want to explore Yufuin while enjoying exceptional service and comfort.

We booked two rooms, a Single and a Twin, for our family. The rooms were arranged on the same floor and close to each other. Thank you for accommodating us. The parking lot is free, spacious, and easy to park in, which was very convenient. Amenities such as toothbrushes and combs are self-service at the front desk during check-in. The staff kindly informed us about this. However, items like lotion are not provided. The room was slightly spacious. In the bathroom, there were some black marks on the wall—possibly mold or peeling paint—which caught my attention. Other than that, despite some signs of age in the facilities, we had a comfortable stay. It was No Meals Included for our stay; however, we enjoyed dinner at a nearby diner within walking distance and were satisfied with it. There isn’t a convenience store very close by, so I recommend preparing breakfast before checking in if needed. Unfortunately, we couldn’t see Mt. Fuji due to bad weather—what a pity! We look forward to staying here again in the future. Thank you for your hospitality!

The kiosk at Mino-Ota Station closes at 7:00 PM, and there is no convenience store on the station’s Hotel side, so I headed to the Hotel wondering about dinner. However, there are many restaurants around the Hotel, so finding dinner was not a problem. The Hotel front desk also sold items ranging from cup noodles to light snacks. The building itself is old, but the Room was spacious and equipped with an air purifier, making my stay comfortable. I would like to stay here again.

We stayed as a family on New Year's Eve to escape the year-end hustle and bustle. The small hall was crowded with guests, but the front desk staff and attendants welcomed us warmly with smiles. The room was not very spacious but was clean and comfortable, equipped with coffee and mineral water. The silver shiny walls, full-length mirror closet doors, and compact yet renovated bathroom showed thoughtful design throughout. Although the public bath wasn't very large, I had perfect timing to enjoy it all to myself, which made me very satisfied. However, it might feel cramped during busy hours. The women's colorful yukata were stylishly designed, while the alphabet-printed yukata for general use featured vibrant colors and patterns that added a cheerful touch—especially contrasting against men's typically darker attire—enhancing the travel experience's charm. Meals were served in our room; dinner was flavorful and delicious. On New Year's morning, we enjoyed traditional osechi breakfast along with otoso (spiced sake), poured in order starting from younger guests as per custom—a refreshing moment to start anew. It was my first time trying Kyoto-style white miso soup with round mochi for ozoni; it marked a wonderful beginning to Reiwa Year 8. The location is excellent—just a short walk from Nishiki Market—with nearby sweets shops and cafes scattered around. Unfortunately, many stores seemed closed on New Year's Day itself. Surprisingly enough though, we couldn't hear any temple bells ringing at midnight but managed to sleep soundly right after welcoming the new year. While Kyoto has many hotels available, staying at a ryokan truly offers an exceptional experience!

It’s not a new building, but it was kept very clean, and I was able to relax comfortably. Perhaps because there are many male guests, the Room amenities included items like shaving lotion, but there were no cosmetics for women, which was a bit disappointing. Since I had bought some unfiltered sake as a souvenir, I really appreciated having a refrigerator with a freezer compartment.

I had reserved the deluxe kaiseki dinner, and it truly was luxurious—so much that I couldn’t finish it. I declined the final rice and clear soup because I knew I wouldn’t be able to eat them. The Onsen water quality was excellent and left my skin feeling silky smooth. There were several baths, and I really enjoyed them. The Ryokan staff were also very courteous and attentive. I would love to stay again. Thank you very much.

I stayed with a Plan that included breakfast. The Room was a Japanese-style room on the first floor with a fairly pleasant, tranquil view. It was a Room with futons for up to four people, but I used it alone. Standard amenities were provided: towels, toothbrushes, and razors. I wanted to use Wi-Fi in the guest Room, but it seemed only available in the third-floor lobby. The signal barely reached the guest Room and wasn’t usable even after entering the ID and password. Since 5G and 4G mobile signals were also somewhat weak, having reliable Wi-Fi access in each Room would make for a more comfortable stay. Breakfast was a traditional Japanese set meal—fairly standard but tasty enough to enjoy.

This was the best cottage I have ever stayed at. The surrounding environment, customer service, Onsen, and everything else were excellent, offering great overall value for money. The cottages are spaced out just right, allowing for a pleasant and relaxing time. The only downsides I noticed were that the BBQ grill (U-shaped groove) was too high, making it far from the charcoal and requiring adjustments, and that since an IH stove is used, only compatible kettles could be used while non-compatible ones could not. The galette I tried for the first time was also delicious. I will definitely stay here again. Thank you very much!

Although it is a capsule Hotel, it features a large public bath with a cypress tub, a lounge, and welcome drinks available at the first-floor café. The mattresses are thick and fluffy, ensuring comfortable sleep. The lockers are spacious enough to fit suitcases. While there are many foreign guests, everyone was quiet and well-mannered.

I decided to stay another night after my plans from the previous day and chose this affordable Onsen accommodation with meals included. Although I was familiar with Sarugakyo and Akaya Lake as they are on the way to Yuzawa, it was my first time staying here. The deciding factor was the rare opportunity for in-room dining for both breakfast and dinner, which gave me a nostalgic feeling like staying at a hotel from my childhood. It seemed that only part of the room was being used, but the Onsen experience was peaceful and private, which I really appreciated.

It was a little off Route 58, not noisy, and the Facility was clean and nice.

The location was very convenient. The Room was also clean. The toilet was a bit small. Also, having a parking lot was really convenient. If the timing works out, I’d like to stay again next year. It was a shame about Junglia, though.