전국 × 시설・설비의 평가가 높은 호텔·료칸 - 301페이지

I made a reservation two days before my stay. Staying from Friday to Saturday, even with no meals included, I was satisfied with the price being under 7,000 yen. The antique-style furniture gave a sense of history and elegance, making it a lovely room. Although it was cold and snowing lightly, I strolled through the Japanese garden and found it to be a charming place. Choosing drinks (packs) and amenities was enjoyable and added to the experience. Recently, I've been staying at business hotels often, so staying here was a refreshing change of pace. The front desk staff were very pleasant—thank you!

This was my first time staying here. There is a Shin-Chinatown nearby, as well as convenience stores and izakayas, so No Meals Included is not a problem. The air conditioning is commercial-grade and works well, making the stay comfortable. The bath and toilet are also clean Facilities. However, there were some hairs left behind and some dark stains on the tatami mats, but it was within an acceptable range. Thank you for your hospitality.

I stayed here for an away trip. I urgently needed ice from early morning, and I wanted to buy several 2 kg bags in advance at a supermarket. When I asked if the Hotel could keep them in the freezer overnight, they kindly agreed without hesitation, which was a huge help. Their thoughtfulness and consideration for guests were excellent. If I have the chance, I would like to make a Reservation again, and I will recommend it to my friends. When searching with a navigation app, it may guide you to the parking area inside the building at the back, but there is also plenty of parking by the main entrance on the front side.

I always choose an Accommodation with a sauna and a large public bath. At first I considered playing it safe with Dormy Inn, but after reading the Reviews, I chose this place for its great value. The building feels a bit old, but the bath and sauna are excellent—I used them both at night and in the morning. It was quiet at night and I slept very well. Breakfast is reasonably priced and delicious too. Highly recommended. I’ll stay again.

This was my second stay. I love Onsen and visit many hot spring areas, and the water quality at Sakakibara Onsen is excellent. I stayed in a room with an open-air bath, but the large public bath in the Accommodation is outstanding. Although it is a low-temperature bath, you can also soak in the natural spring source, and it leaves your skin smooth and silky. During the day, the day-use bath is open to non-staying guests as well. The age of the Facilities cannot be denied, but even so, it makes me want to come back again. This time I visited during firefly season. The Accommodation’s bus took us to a viewing spot that only locals would know. It seems there were fewer fireflies this year due to a typhoon, but it still felt more than enough. The guide was very kind and made it an enjoyable experience.

I stayed for one night. I chose this hotel because I was looking for a business hotel with free parking and a large public bath. My Room was a non-smoking single, and the size was fine. The amenities were well stocked, with a toothbrush, towels, and a yukata provided in the Room. In the women’s bath area, there were cotton pads, cotton swabs, a brush, toner, and lotion. There were hair dryers both in the bath area and in the Room. Whether it was the water or the shampoo, my hair felt very smooth. The water temperature was just right, so I could relax. The bath was available from 6:00 in the morning. There is an amenity buffet near the elevators where you can pick up extra items if needed. I also received a QUO card and was able to stay on a very good-value Plan. The staff were also very pleasant and helpful.

This is a wonderful Accommodation filled with various nostalgic items that evoke the Showa era. The meals are delicious, but younger guests may find the portions a bit small. I didn’t use the in-Room bath, but it is said to be an Onsen. The open-air bath and the large public bath are separated, but both are clean hinoki baths. Amenities are minimal, but it wasn’t a problem. It’s a great Accommodation that makes you want to come back.

I booked at the last minute and didn’t have much time to check the details in advance, but I was grateful that breakfast was included. The meal was delicious and well balanced. The restaurant staff greeted us cheerfully in the morning, which really lifted my spirits as well. It might be helpful for some guests if you could let them know at check-in that the convenience store across the street closes at night.

I used this Hotel for watching a game at Koshien and sightseeing around the city. Since it was an inexpensive Plan, I honestly didn’t have high expectations, but I was more than satisfied with the clean Room, courteous service, essential amenities, and a well-balanced breakfast. It was also very convenient to be able to go straight from the entrance to the lobby and then to my Room—something you can only get with a compact Hotel.

The moment I entered the breakfast venue, I saw Sakurajima and was deeply moved, thinking this was the iconic view of Kagoshima I had always dreamed of. The table layout was excellent, and there was a wide variety of delicious dishes—I was truly impressed. The bath was also great; the carbonated water helped relieve my fatigue. Lastly, the front desk staff were clear in their communication and efficient in their service, which made me feel very comfortable.

I have used this facility multiple times, and this was my first visit since the children's play area was renovated. The play area has been greatly improved, and my child was very satisfied. We were able to enjoy a wonderful time, including the meals. However, there were two disappointing points: 1. There was a stain on the room's sofa that looked like a bedwetting mark, but no explanation about it was provided. 2. To access the room via elevator, you need to use a card key; however, only two keys are provided per room. The Room is spacious enough for up to five adults, but having only two card keys is quite inconvenient. I hope this can be improved in the future.

We stayed in a twin Room. For a Hotel in the city center, the Room was spacious and exceptionally well cleaned, making our stay very comfortable. The staff seemed well trained, and the service was excellent. We had the Japanese set breakfast, which was delicious. It’s about a 10-minute walk from Sendai Station, and there is a subway station and bus stop right in front of the Hotel, making it very convenient for getting around. We would like to stay here again when visiting Sendai.

I stayed for two nights on Friday and Saturday. The building is certainly old, but the Room was thoroughly cleaned and very comfortable. When staying at a Hotel, I personally pay attention to how bright the Room is and the location and number of power outlets. This Hotel had a light by the window, and additional outlet strips installed by the bedside and on the table, which I found very well thought out. I also enjoyed choosing from the small breakfast side dishes. It’s a big plus that Saturday is priced the same as weekdays. This is a Hotel I’d like to stay at again when I’m in this area.

It’s a bit of a walk from Takamatsu Station, but I could see the sea along the way—and amazingly, from the Room too! I was so happy (I’ve been to Takamatsu many times, but I’d only ever seen the sea when crossing the Seto Inland Sea). Kotoden Kawaramachi Station is close, so if walking is difficult, I also recommend taking the Kotoden from Takamatsu-Chikko. Seeing the castle walls and water (the moat?) from inside the retro train was exciting. They kindly stored my luggage with a smile before check-in. There isn’t a large public bath on site, but there’s a public bathhouse nearby. A convenience store is also diagonally across the big road. I really appreciated how affordable the coin laundry was. There was a high-performance massage chair in the lobby, and I used it while doing laundry—my shoulders felt lighter the next day. I was grateful to have drinking water available from the water dispenser. I usually stay closer to the arcade shopping streets, but this location seems convenient for island trips as well, and they also offer free rental bicycles—so I’d love to stay again. Thank you very much.

This was my second stay. I chose the plan for guests aged 50 and over, which included spiny lobster, abalone, and golden eye snapper. The meals were so delicious that I decided to return. Both the fish-focused dinner and the breakfast featuring spiny lobster miso soup and grilled horse mackerel were satisfying and filling. However, there were two things I found a bit disappointing this time. First, there was noise after 11:30 PM. It seemed to come from upstairs, possibly due to cleaning in the bath area. Other than that, it was very quiet, so the noise at night surprised me. Second, while they were preparing my futon bed, my coffee cup was taken away even though I had been using it. When I wanted to drink coffee later on but couldn’t find the cup anymore, it left me feeling disappointed. The staff serving breakfast were very pleasant and made for a nice departure experience overall. Since Awa-Kominato is one of my favorite places, I'll probably visit again in the future. Even if accommodations are not large-scale establishments, I'd like to choose based on their unique qualities each time!

We stayed for two nights. The French cuisine and wood-fired dishes, made with plenty of fresh vegetables grown on their own farm, were absolutely delicious. The owner, chef, and staff were all kind and welcoming, and we were happy to spend such an enjoyable time there.

Now that we’re done raising our children, five friends and I take a girls’ trip every year, and we often stay at APA Hotels. The lobby staff are kind, and at the APA Hotel in Ishigaki Island we were able to enjoy 24-hour complimentary drinks and soft-serve ice cream, which made for a very comfortable stay. However, an elderly woman overseeing the breakfast area repeatedly told us to put the tables back and clear the dishes before even waiting to see if we would do so, which was very unpleasant.

I returned to Hachinohe, but since my dates overlapped with the Hachinohe Sansha Taisai Festival and Accommodation prices in the city were up across the board, I stayed here this time. After watching the festival, it took about 30–40 minutes by car to get here. The parking spaces in front of the Hotel were full, but there is a second parking lot nearby, and I really appreciated being able to park for free. The Room was well cleaned, the bed was comfortable, and I slept soundly in a quiet environment. Breakfast was just as other Reviews said—homemade-style and delicious. The next morning I took an early walk around the Towada Art Center area, then after leaving the Hotel I visited Oirase Gorge and Lake Towada before heading home. I would stay again if I have the chance.

The large public bath includes an open-air bath, with clear, silky-smooth water. There are plenty of washing stations. The open-air bath allows you to lie back, and on rainy days it was pleasantly cool and refreshing. Breakfast offered a wide variety of dishes including grilled fish; even taking small portions, there was more than enough to finish, and everything was delicious.

The Facility is not the newest, but it has been renovated, kept very clean, and fully equipped with everything you need. The amenities were also well stocked, and there were even bath salts in the Room, which made the stay very comfortable. Having a separate bathroom and toilet is another big plus.