전국 × 시설・설비의 평가가 높은 호텔·료칸 - 174페이지

I stayed here the night before visiting Meiji Village. The building might be a bit old, but I was drawn to the natural onsen and made a reservation. It was the first day of a three-day weekend, but the bath after check-in was not crowded, so I could relax. I used the microwave to heat up dinner that I brought to eat in my room, but since someone else was using it, I had trouble until a staff member at the front desk kindly offered to warm it for me there. The room's table was a small portable one, which I've never seen even in business hotels before. Not having face towels available was also inconvenient. At the hotel where I stayed the next day, bath towels were prepared separately near the front desk; it would be nice if they could do that here as well. The staff's service overall was very pleasant and accommodating. If I stay again, I'll make sure to bring my own towels!

We chose this Hotel after reading Reviews and checking the price. All of the staff were kind, and the check-in explanation was very easy to understand. The Room was spacious, clean, quiet, and comfortable for a relaxing stay. We were very satisfied because we could enjoy both Taiko no Yu and the Hotel’s Onsen! After getting tired from walking up the hill before arriving at the Hotel, the cold welcome drink was perfect! Our whole family was happy with our stay. Thank you!

A great-value Hotel that had everything essential, was clean, and spacious enough to be very satisfying. It’s close to Gifu Station, very convenient, and in a location where you won’t have trouble finding places to eat. The staff service was also good. The only disappointment was the food. I only had breakfast. There was a decent variety, with coffee, juice, and even dessert, but overall it was far too salty—especially the Japanese dishes, which were over-seasoned with salt. Other than that, I have nothing else to add.

Considering the Accommodation Fee, this Hotel offered excellent value for money and a very satisfying stay. Both dinner and breakfast were delicious, and dinner in particular was very generous. It was more satisfying than eating out, so choosing a Plan with meals was the right decision. I also appreciated that free cold water and tea were available right in front of the elevator on the guestroom floor. I didn’t use the large public bath this time, but since there is also a sauna, it seems like a great option for those who want to relax. The staff were extremely courteous as well, making my stay very comfortable. The Hotel is close to a station where limited express trains stop, so access is convenient. On the other hand, you do need to walk a bit to reach convenience stores and similar shops, but there are vending machines with light snacks inside the building. Overall, this is a Hotel with excellent value for money. I would definitely like to stay here again when visiting the area. Thank you very much.

This was my first stay here! The front desk staff were very kind, and the Room was very clean and comfortable. I will definitely stay here again!

We have stayed here for three consecutive years while visiting the Tomonotsu Museum—two years in “Kai,” and this time in the newly opened “RiSA.” In the past, we served ourselves at dinner and would set everything out on the table at once while checking the menu. This time, each dish was explained to us in the dining room, and we were able to enjoy our meal at a relaxed pace, which made us very satisfied. We truly appreciated the attentive service. We’ll be back again next year.

Although it was the day before a typhoon, we had a very comfortable stay. The cute duck in the bathroom was very soothing. We would love to stay again.

Conveniently located near Yamato-Yagi Station, making it easy to travel in any direction toward Oku-Yamato. The Room feels a bit dated, but it is simple and clean. The bathroom and toilet were also clean, and I stayed comfortably. Breakfast is available for 500 yen; it’s like a café morning set, but surprisingly good.

The front desk staff were very courteous, and the Room was clean, well-equipped, and comfortable. I would like to stay again. Thank you very much.

Your email support and the front desk service were very courteous, easy to understand, and wonderful. Regardless of the location... I would like to stay again. Thank you very much.

I was hoping to visit Kamikochi and enjoy an Onsen, but this Ryokan was even better than I expected. The bath had wonderful water and a great atmosphere, and the meals were delicious. The staff’s hospitality was also excellent. I went with my family, and everyone was very satisfied—it became a great memory for us all.

It feels like a Room in an apartment. I brought ice packs, and it was helpful to be able to freeze them in the small freezer in the kitchen. The Room was spacious for one person, so I could relax, and breakfast was mainly Japanese-style but delicious. The woman in the dining area was very kind and helpful, and I’m glad I stayed at this Accommodation.

I stayed for a Multiple Night Stay. The staff were very helpful, and when I returned the next day, I was happy to find fresh towels hanging on the doorknob. The bathroom was small, but I had a comfortable stay. Thank you for your hospitality.

We stayed at this Hotel for a company trip. It is in a great location—just a short walk from Kokusai-dori and within walking distance of both Miebashi Station and Makishi Station on the Yui Rail. The all-you-can-drink Awamori and Orion Beer servers on the first floor were also very popular with our group. I would definitely like to stay here again for a private trip.

Hotel Frontier Iwaki offers an outstanding large public bath. The sauna and cold plunge pool are also available, and I am very satisfied. I will continue to stay here in the future.

Since my child’s university club tournament was held in Sasebo City, I made a Reservation early. I chose this place for the great price and convenient location. The Room was a twin, with plenty of space, and the unit bath and toilet were not too small, so it was very comfortable. The bed was nicely firm (just how I like it), and there were two types of pillows—soft and firm—so I slept very well. What stood out most was the food. For dinner, I chose a Plan that included JPY 2,000 worth of meals per person, and the food was delicious despite being very reasonably priced. It probably ended up cheaper than eating out. Breakfast was also high quality, and I couldn’t help but eat too much... There were lots of local specialties—navy curry, fried horse mackerel, sara udon, Goto udon, grilled champon... The vegetable buffet was also excellent. If I visit Sasebo again, I will definitely stay here again. Thank you for such a wonderful and relaxing time.

The Room was more than sufficient for spending the night alone. The bed was spacious, and the mattress was supportive—not too soft or prone to sinking—so it was extremely comfortable. The bathtub is quite compact. For some reason, the elevator hall on the second floor has no ceiling and was exposed to the rain, so it was wet. It wasn’t an issue with light rain, but it could be difficult in heavy rain. Since the microwave is located in the breakfast service area, it had been put away by morning. They warmed up my convenience-store soup in the kitchen, but I was told not to eat it at the breakfast venue and to eat it in my Room instead. They also stored my luggage even before check-in, which I really appreciated because I didn’t have to carry a large bag around. Thank you very much.

I have stayed at Hotels across the whole country, but this stay was truly memorable. What impressed me first was the hospitality of the staff. It wasn’t a formal, scripted service—each person conveyed a genuine warmth that made it clear they truly love this town and this Accommodation, and I felt comfortable throughout my stay. For dinner, we went to a restaurant called “Nao,” which the Hotel recommended, and it was absolutely the right choice. It wasn’t aimed at tourists; it let us experience local charm, and it allowed us to enjoy not only our stay but also the city of Otsu itself. I think this is a unique value that comes from a Hotel that treasures its connection with the community. In the past, I also stayed with a large group at Matsumoto Jujo, another property in the Jiyujin Hotels group (I organized that trip). Matsumoto Jujo was highly satisfying as well, but personally, HOTEL Ko Otsu Hyakucho left an even stronger impression. The reason is the space and hospitality created by making use of traditional townhouses designated as Registered Tangible Cultural Properties. Rather than simply staying at a Hotel, it felt like living in the town for a while. While preserving the character of these historic buildings, comfort is fully ensured, creating a distinctive sense of calm. It offered an appeal you can’t get from large-scale Hotels or luxury Ryokan. If you’re looking not for flashy services or extravagant Facility features but to enjoy local culture, streetscapes, and encounters with people, I highly recommend this Accommodation. It was one of those rare Hotels where staying there becomes part of the purpose of your trip.

The Room and service were excellent, and the teppan kaiseki at Natori River was truly outstanding. Although it is limited to two parties per day, we were the only guests that day, so it felt like a private stay and we were able to enjoy both dinner and breakfast at a relaxed pace. We stay at Accommodations of a similar class several times a year, and this was one of the best value Accommodations we’ve experienced in quite some time.

I was truly impressed that the Room has a private garden inside and is set up so you can make matcha tea!! The lounge also offers detox water and a matcha-making setup, making it well worth staying here even for Japanese guests or Kyoto locals. I will definitely stay again! Thank you very much!!