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Dinner included sashimi, fried dishes, grilled salt-seasoned iwana fish, chilled chawanmushi, gomoku kamameshi, and dessert—all delicious. We enjoyed the chilled sake "Shichishou" at a leisurely pace. The Room was a new bedroom where we had a restful sleep. The mountains were beautiful, and exploring the area upon waking created wonderful memories.

When traveling for business, I usually stay at a Business Hotel, but this time I chose a Ryokan. The environment was more than sufficient for solo business use, with a relaxing bath and room atmosphere. What surprised me the most was the breakfast—it exceeded my expectations and left me completely satisfied. Everything I ate was delightful, and it made me feel like I stayed at an excellent Accommodation after a long time. Since it’s not a large Ryokan, I highly recommend it to those who want to spend their time quietly. If there’s one thing to note, it would be that the TV could be slightly larger... I’ll definitely visit again if I have another chance to go to Chichibu!

The Hotel owner is very kind, and we visit every year as a Father’s Day tradition, combining it with a fishing trip. The fresh raw whitebait is truly in season. Needless to say, the food is delicious. We look forward to this time of year every year.

Close to the station and next to a convenience store, the location is excellent. Although the Room was next to the elevator, there was no noise at all. The one-plate breakfast was also delicious. However, it was disappointing that while there was a kettle in the Room, there were no stick coffee or tea provided. Are we just supposed to drink hot water?

This time, I am using the accommodation for business purposes. It includes two meals. Dinner consists of various ingredients served in small portions on individual plates, each with excellent seasoning that enhances the dining experience. Unlike typical buffets where you serve yourself and may end up taking too much and leaving leftovers, here each plate is perfectly portioned, allowing you to choose your favorites and enjoy them fully. If you visit Ehime, I highly recommend staying at Uwajima Park Hotel with breakfast and dinner included. The hotel also features a clean public bath where you can stretch out and relax comfortably. The photo shows a snapshot of the small-plate dinner dishes.

I often stay here when I’m out drinking in Oyama City. It’s very convenient, just a short walk from the station.

We stayed in June with four people and booked four Rooms. The Accommodation isn’t brand-new, but the Rooms are spacious and very well cleaned. There aren’t any power outlets near the beds, but there’s an extension cord at the desk area—thoughtful and clearly guest-friendly. Free coffee in the lobby is available 24 hours a day, which was great! Breakfast was delicious too. The breakfast area (lobby) was thoroughly cleaned right away whenever guests left their seats. We would stay here again if we’re in the area.

I love traditional Japanese accommodations and have stayed at many restored old houses. This place is truly unique. It’s not a stylishly renovated old house with everything modernized. That’s why it brought back nostalgic memories of my childhood in the countryside. A single-story house, tatami rooms, sunken kotatsu, veranda, cooking rice in a pot over firewood from the forest, chopping wood, lighting charcoal, cats lounging in the garden, beautiful starry skies, cicada shells, cricket chirps at night, birds singing in the morning... The only word that comes to mind is "peace." It felt like I had traveled back to early Showa-era Japan. While other beautifully renovated old houses are wonderful too, this place was incredibly healing for my soul. Luxurious simplicity—there's no greater luxury for the heart than this. One night wasn’t enough at all! I already want to return soon and have made my next reservation right away!

My spouse and I booked a twin room. It was our first stay. We were happy that the toilet and bath were separate, so we could add the bath salts we brought and relax in the tub. The washroom was also spacious, and we were surprised to find a washing machine! Since it was No Meals Included, the Facility being minimal was perfectly fine. It would have been nice to have one more chair. But we’d like to stay again next time. We used a nearby parking lot, and it was inexpensive.

Our family of four stayed here. Two of us slept on the bed on the 3rd floor and two on the sofa bed on the 2nd floor, and we all slept comfortably. The Room was clean, and it was great to be able to relax in the bath. The view of Tokyo Skytree from the balcony was breathtaking. It was also convenient that it’s close to the station. However, I felt a bit nervous about completing check-in via email submission only. Also, because the design is very stylish, it was a little difficult to reach the dishes in the kitchen cabinets, which was slightly inconvenient. Still, it’s wonderful to be able to stay at this price on a Saturday with such comfort. It would have been even better if there were a full-length mirror near the clothes rack on the 1st floor. I’d like to stay again.

This time, I stayed for one night at the unique Ichiraku Onsen Hotel in Ise, which offers Chinese cuisine. The Onsen was very relaxing, and the food was delicious! I would love to visit again. Highly recommended!

The building and Facility are not new, but everything is kept very clean. There is also a spacious pool for dogs, so even in the hot summer we were able to play and cool off. The sea is right next door, so you can enjoy the beach as well, and Umagase Domon is about a 20-minute walk away—perfect for an early-morning stroll. Above all, the highlight is the luxurious meals. To finish dinner, nigiri sushi is served. Even after enjoying so many delicious dishes beforehand, it was so tasty we could easily eat it all. The meals for dogs are luxurious too. All of the staff were very kind to our dog and treated us with great care. We made wonderful summer memories here.

Compact and clean, it was nice. It was very quiet even during sleep. For a trip with two women, it would be even better if there was a full-length mirror in the Room. Also, it didn't show up when searched on Google Maps.

Very satisfied. The hostess was friendly, and the food was extremely delicious. The Onsen town had a charming atmosphere, was quiet, and allowed for a relaxing stay.

I stayed for one night while sightseeing. What I liked... The large public baths for men and women were well cleaned, and the changing area and amenities were easy to use. The complimentary breakfast had a good variety for a free service, and the staff member serving it was very pleasant, so I could enjoy my meal in the morning. It would have been even better if there had been yogurt and fruit. It’s very close to Tamamiya-dori, a lively nightlife area, so I enjoyed going out for drinks. There is also a FamilyMart right next door. With the reasonable price, great location, and solid services, it was a very satisfying stay. Not exactly a complaint, but there is no on-site parking; you need to use an affiliated parking lot that is a bit far away. Since it was extremely hot that day, carrying luggage back and forth was tough.

The bathroom door did not close properly, and the TV remote stopped working. However, the front desk staff provided excellent service with a warm smile. I look forward to staying again if I have the opportunity.

It was very comfortable, and the meals were delicious. The front desk staff were also very kind. There was an Onsen nearby, and we received free admission tickets. Thank you very much.

It was my first time using it. The room had an auto-lock system, so even as a woman, I felt safe staying there! I was looking for a place just to sleep, and the amenities were sufficient and the inside was clean, so I was satisfied with staying at this price! With No Meals Included, I received 600 PayPay points and could stay for 5400 yen. I definitely want to use it again!!

Thank you for accommodating our request to change the room due to a concern about the smell. The new room had a view of Mt. Fuji, though it was partially obscured by clouds. We managed to capture some photos during the morning when it was visible. We heard that this room has recently been renovated to be barrier-free. The entrance features half tatami flooring, and the low table makes it easy to open suitcases. Although we didn’t use the private bath in the room, there is a large public Onsen on the first floor accessible with a passcode for added security, allowing us to enjoy bathing with peace of mind. The Onsen includes three showers, one baby chair, and amenities such as cleansing oil, face wash, lotion, moisturizer, shampoo, conditioner, body soap, cotton swabs, and cotton pads—all provided for your convenience. Please bring towels from your room when visiting. There were also several electric bicycles available and even some popular bikes on display in what seemed like an exhibition area. In front of the first-floor Onsen area are manga books and various play items available for guests' enjoyment. Yukata robes are provided nearby: sizes include 120cm for children; one size (150–160cm) for women; and options for men as well. While the exterior may appear aged from outside at first glance, inside is very clean with noticeable updates such as new carpets in hallways (at least on floors we explored). The café space on ground level adds charm too! In mornings limited-time complimentary coffee service awaits guests—a delightful touch before heading out exploring locally! On next day’s itinerary included visit Café Mont Blanc nearby—thankful parking arrangements made everything seamless enhancing overall experience greatly! Truly memorable trip indeed thanks again wholeheartedly choosing stay here Fujiyoshida region left lasting impression surely returning future stays accommodations same place!!