전국 × 객실 및 어메니티 평가가 높은 호텔·료칸 - 675페이지

Originally, I had planned a different destination, but due to unforeseen circumstances, I made a last-minute change. Dinner... set meals...? At first, I was unsure, but it made sense. The place was filled with people on long-term business trips nearby. No wonder the large public bath was exclusively for men. The amenities were similar to those of an ordinary public bathhouse. The Room showed some age, but considering the price, it was still a great deal. Both the front desk staff and restaurant staff provided excellent service and left me satisfied. I might consider staying here again in the future—if so, I'll bring my own amenities next time!

It is a property where you can stay quietly. The mizutaki was delicious.

A cozy accommodation with only 5 rooms, the room we stayed in featured a spacious indoor bath and an open-air bath with a view of the Kirishima mountain range. The onsen water, both in the indoor and open-air baths, was free-flowing and mixed with natural minerals, providing great satisfaction. The room was thoroughly cleaned and had a sense of cleanliness throughout. Meals were served in a Western style for both dinner and breakfast, so those who prefer Japanese cuisine might find it less satisfying. While there was an explanation of the dishes during serving, having a dinner menu would have been helpful. Breakfast included freshly baked homemade bread, which was delightful; however, it would have been even better if jams or similar accompaniments were provided. There were five types of bread per person—too much to finish—but they kindly wrapped them as souvenirs. Meals were served in private dining rooms where wearing loungewear from your room was acceptable. However, since the loungewear also doubled as sleepwear, it would be better to separate them into two sets. Especially during colder seasons, moving to the dining area in loungewear might feel chilly. Overall, this accommodation provided a highly satisfying experience!

I have stayed here more than 10 times since it opened. I’m happy that the Room has an Onsen. The large public bath is nice too, but being able to soak in my own private Onsen is the best. The meals seem to change over time, perhaps because the chef changes, but this time was the best so far. Breakfast had changed to something like a bento served in a basket. It used to have more items and more dishes, but I can’t eat that much in the morning anyway, so maybe this is what they settled on. This time I was glad to stay at a lower price thanks to the “Kagoshima Discount.” All of the staff are kind, and since there aren’t many Rooms, the whole Hotel feels relaxed and unhurried. Because the building is covered in hinoki wood, the Room has a pleasant fragrance that feels soothing and calming. I will stay again.

Thank you for taking care of us on August 10th and 11th. We arrived by motorcycle and were worried about parking, but you came out as soon as we arrived and kindly let us park in a covered area. We were truly impressed by your thoughtfulness. The food was delicious as well. The bath left our skin feeling smooth, and we were able to relax deeply and enjoy a wonderful time. Thank you very much.

Red Snow Crab Course: Sashimi, grilled, boiled, tempura, and hot pot—so much food that you'll be completely full. It's amazing how much volume 2.5 crabs provide. Very satisfying. The bath is an Onsen and feels great, though the slight chlorine smell was a bit noticeable. The Room was a spacious 5-person room used by just 2 people. However, being on the first floor meant poor views, and the lack of a refrigerator in the room was slightly disappointing.

The atmosphere of the Hotel gives an old impression. Some people mentioned this in the Review, and the building and interior felt like an old style. However, the Room is spacious and the price is relatively low. I felt the Hotel's consideration. I think it was better than other Hotels in terms of customer service, towels being placed in bags, and the preparation of bags for wet towels in the large public bath.

Stayed as a couple with a small dog. This accommodation felt more like a pension than a hotel. It was like visiting a seaside villa, with great ocean views from the accommodation and a relaxing stay. The meals were full of Ibaraki specialties, including natto, seafood, beef, and melon—plentiful and satisfying. It was slightly disappointing that access to the beach from the accommodation was far, as the direct stairs seemed to be deteriorating and unusable. The owner had a wonderful personality and their love for dogs made our stay enjoyable.

It was an excellent Ryokan. I was very satisfied with everything, including the hostess’s warm smile and the owner’s superb cooking. There are not many Onsen that welcome solo guests, but this is an Onsen I’d like to visit every month. The Onsen water was very hot—locals even told me it was hot—but the quality of the spring water was wonderful and it melted away my fatigue.

It was a beautiful and lovely property. Since I wanted to spend time sightseeing in Kyoto, I chose this cozy property because large properties take time to move around inside, and it was the right decision. Although I knew at the time of reservation, the bath and toilet were not separate, so I rated it 4 stars. Considering the price, I would like to use this property again.

We stayed in a Japanese-style Room for 3 people. It was spacious enough and very relaxing. The large public bath was also great.

I stayed with my 4-year-old and 2-year-old sons. The meals were very delicious, and the children seemed very happy playing in the free space. The private bath was spacious and very satisfying. Since we were the first to use it, we didn’t mind, but for those using it after us, the wet bath mat might be a concern. The Room was comfortable and allowed us to relax. During our stay, my 2-year-old son accidentally got injured. When I consulted with the owner, they immediately looked up a nighttime emergency hospital for us, which was incredibly helpful. Fortunately, we were able to get him treated right away at the hospital they recommended. After returning from the hospital, they kindly listened to our concerns as well, making it a truly memorable experience for us. If we visit Nasu again in the future, we would love to stay here again!

This was my first time staying here. The female staff at the front desk was very kind and helpful. The check-in and check-out procedures were simple and smooth. I stayed alone, but the Room was very spacious and clean. If I have another chance to visit Tokyo, I would love to stay here again.

Recommended when you want to relax somewhere quiet with nothing around. The food was simply delicious—I was surprised at how good the wild mountain vegetables were. The owner’s eldest son is very knowledgeable and goes to gather them himself. I was told to try eating the fish (it was char when we stayed) from head to tail; I’m not usually a fan, but I gave it a try and it wasn’t as bitter as I expected. The rice cooked with Onsen water was also delicious—the meals were outstanding. The Onsen left my skin feeling silky smooth. This may be a matter of preference, but it was a bit lukewarm for me, so I rated it 4/5—I would have liked it hotter. I rated the Facility and Room 4/5 only because I wished there had been a toilet and washbasin in the Room; it wasn’t a major deduction.

We enjoyed the stylish interior, elaborate dishes and tableware with a focus on broth, and the wonderful milky white Onsen. The only downside was that the phone was difficult to connect, and even when it did, it was automatically transferred to another Ryokan, so it was hard to get the information needed, and we had to hang up and wait for a callback. The website mentioned that there was a Shuttle Service to the nearest bus stop, but we were not provided with it and had to walk for 30 minutes. I understand that not having a TV in the Room might be a particular choice, but I still would like to have a TV. During the extreme Onsen tour, we were able to experience a wild and natural Onsen that is difficult to visit individually.

A lovely pension by Lake Kussharo. The highlight is the hard French bread, which rivals those from famous city bakeries. The meals were impressively delicious, especially considering they are self-taught, and I appreciated that proper tea was served alongside coffee. The onsen with an open-air bath was excellent. Kotan no Yu was also nearby. Although we couldn't secure a canoe reservation during the busy Obon season this time, we look forward to enjoying the enchanting winter canoe tour in the future.

Affordable prices and a location right next to the slopes made for an incredibly enjoyable snowboarding and skiing experience. Thank you very much!