전국 × 시설・설비의 평가가 높은 호텔·료칸 - 723페이지

What is glamping like? For us, long-time outdoor campers, it was our first time. It was affordable, the tent was warm, and ingredients were available for purchase at reasonable prices; bringing your own was also OK. If there’s one thing to say, it would be perfect if Kuju Onsen were on-site within the Facility. Thank you for the power of nature.

We searched for an Accommodation to go eat rock oysters! Seven rock oyster dishes & live squid sashimi. It was absolutely amazing. Boiled crab was included too, with a three-item platter. Appetizer: such a huge volume we couldn’t finish it all. Dote hot pot and fresh oyster spring rolls—menus we’d never had before, and we really enjoyed them. Everything gets top marks except that there wasn’t a refrigerator in the Room. The staff were also very kind, great value and delicious! We want to come again.

It was my first time visiting Oki Island and trying glamping, and everything exceeded my expectations—it was truly an amazing experience. Enjoying a BBQ while watching the beautiful sunset was unforgettable, with melt-in-your-mouth Oki beef that had a rich flavor, large oysters raised in Oki, and exceptionally delicious onions from the region. In the morning, I woke up to the sound of birds chirping and waves crashing, cherishing the peaceful moment of sipping coffee while watching the sunrise. Although it was my first glamping experience, everything—from inside the tent to water facilities, showers, and toilets—was very clean and convenient. Even as someone who isn’t fond of camping, I found it incredibly comfortable. The staff were always smiling warmly when greeting us but maintained just the right amount of distance for a pleasant stay. Thanks to them, we enjoyed two very relaxing nights here. I would love to visit again!

The building is designed so that you wear sandals to move between the front (dining area), guest rooms, and bath. Although it is an Unagi Onsen, the water is not slimy. Recently, the water temperature has been too low, so there is a silver mat for insulation in the bathtub, which you remove before entering. It may feel a bit lukewarm, but it warms the body very well. Overall, the cleaning is thorough, and you can feel the little touches of care from the property throughout, with a water server, hairdryer, and refrigerator placed in the hallway. The meal might look a bit insufficient, but with a rice refill, I was full. Since it is an old-fashioned building, you can hear the sound of doors opening and closing and footsteps in the hallway quite clearly. The shared toilets in the hallway, separated by gender, have one large, one small, and one washbasin inside when you open the door. If there are many guests, it might feel crowded or noisy, but this time there were only two groups on the second floor, so we could relax.

I had a very comfortable stay. I will definitely use it again when I visit for work.

This is my regular accommodation for business trips to Shizuoka, and the breakfast prepared by the host is delicious! I will use it again.

It’s probably quite old. The air conditioning is centrally managed for the entire building, and the HVAC noise was a bit noticeable, but overall it was well maintained and generally clean. The bed in the Room I stayed in was a semi-double size and very comfortable, and the bathroom/toilet area was also spacious. Breakfast wasn’t a buffet, but it was more than sufficient. This time I stayed for two nights, and it made for a great trip.

Great value for the price near Utsunomiya Station, with all amenities provided. There’s a staircase nearby leading to a riverside promenade, perfect for runners. Complimentary stick coffee is available, including café au lait, tea au lait, and green tea—much appreciated in these times of rising prices. I forgot my phone charger, but surprisingly the room's desk lamp had wireless charging functionality. This feature is rare in business hotels and earns high points!

The toilet seat lid would not open fully. It seems only the top part was replaced and is new, but it hits the sink and won’t open all the way. When using the toilet, I had to hold it down while sitting; otherwise, it couldn’t be used properly.

We stayed one night with breakfast and dinner included as a family of three. The location is quiet, and the building and Room are clean and not particularly old. However, it seems the property was originally a retreat facility, so even though it’s called a Hotel, there is no shop or entertainment Facility. There are also no convenience stores or drugstores nearby. The meals were very delicious, but they were not buffet-style; they were served as a kaiseki course, with dishes brought out in order from appetizers to dessert. Meal times were fixed (breakfast at 7:30 and dinner at 18:30). Dinner in particular was quite early for us, and we couldn’t finish everything because we weren’t hungry enough yet. The person who seemed to be the chef looked Middle Eastern/Arab, but both the food and service were excellent. The bath water is natural Onsen water and was wonderful. The bathing area isn’t large, but even with six people using the washing area, the showers were manageable. As for the Room, if I had to mention something minor, one of the small light bulbs didn’t turn on. There is air conditioning (central), but even in August it was cool at night, so we could sleep with it off. Overall it was clean and a good stay, but not being able to choose meal times felt like having to fit the Hotel’s schedule. It seemed there were several groups staying there, but only one other group besides us had two meals included; most guests appeared to be No Meals Included. If you stay No Meals Included, note that most restaurants along the lakeside close by early evening. There are also cup noodles available in the vending machine on the first floor.

The lodge was clean, and we were able to stay comfortably even with our dog. There were only two of us and one dog, so we didn’t use it, but there were futons laid out in the loft as well. However, those futons had some unexplained stains—maybe from a leak? I’m not sure if they can’t be removed, but it wasn’t pleasant. This time we stayed with a small dog, but I think we would use the lodge more often if guests could stay with dogs of any size. If it were possible to stay not only with one dog but also with multiple dogs, we would definitely like to stay again.

The building itself shows its age, but the Room and large public bath were well-cleaned, ensuring a comfortable stay. Additionally, the host's excellent hospitality made the experience very pleasant. The main building offers spacious Rooms, and being able to bring a road bike inside was an added bonus. I would love to stay here again.

I was able to relax in a tatami Room on a futon. The Onsen temperature was just right for me. The Keroyon washbasin brought back memories of old-fashioned public baths. The Facility has a strong Showa-era feel, but it was well cleaned, and all the staff were courteous, so I had a very pleasant stay. The toilet and washroom are shared, so as long as that doesn’t bother you, I don’t think there will be any issues. Thank you very much for your kind assistance!

My sister and I planned a SUP trip at Lake Aoki, and this Hotel is where we ended up. It was absolutely the right choice! We’re already talking about coming back in ski season. The Room was spacious, with a view of Lake Aoki from the window. The bathroom and other water facilities were clean and pleasant, and we had a very comfortable stay. Both dinner and breakfast, carefully prepared with local ingredients, were high quality—wonderful in both taste and atmosphere. The staff were full of hospitality and kindly helped us with our questions. In addition to the Shuttle Service from the station, they also provided Shuttle Service to the SUP meeting point, which was incredibly helpful. Thank you very much for all your support during our stay.

I use this place often, and I love it—the amenities are great and the futon is very comfortable.

First time booking an accommodation through an online system. Also, it was my first experience with an unmanned front desk, so I felt a bit anxious. Initially, there was trouble parking due to the narrow parking space, but after contacting the staff, they came and helped me park successfully. The facility inside was new and clean, with a stylish traditional Japanese house design! I reserved the "Fuku no Ma" room on the second floor. Although the ceiling was low and I almost hit my head a few times, I had a comfortable stay overall. Two issues mentioned in reviews: The bath had cautionary notes; we were four adults but managed without any problems by being mindful while using it. We could hear some voices from children in the neighboring room, but it wasn’t bothersome as we understood it's mutual courtesy. Thank you for your hospitality!

Based on the information provided in advance, I honestly didn’t have high expectations for the Hotel itself or the Room. But once I stayed, I found that anyone who loves a Showa-era atmosphere will really appreciate it. The Room is spacious enough, and while you can’t expect the latest Facilities or modern comfort, it feels calm and relaxing. The bath and toilet are in the same space, but it’s very large and even has a separate washing area. If you run the hot water too forcefully it can splash toward the toilet, but as long as you’re careful there’s no problem. I was surprised to see exposed hot- and cold-water pipes for the first time; on the other hand, I felt they may be keeping prices reasonable by not spending too much on hardware upgrades. What truly stands out is breakfast. You enter the dining room from a typical narrow-front local Ryokan-style entrance near reception—and then you’re amazed: shelves along the walls are packed with what seems to be the owner’s collection. It felt like stepping into another world. The way everything is arranged shows real attention to detail, and somehow reflects their personality as well. Breakfast was served in 30-minute time slots, but it seemed freshly prepared after guests arrived, so warm dishes were brought out. The bread, omelet, bacon, and sausages were cooked perfectly. The ingredients aren’t luxurious by any means, but I was genuinely impressed by how heartfelt the cooking was. I also had a bit of friendly conversation with them and got to experience their warm and sincere character firsthand. To be honest, I can’t give high marks for hardware aspects—but for breakfast alone, along with their hospitality and this Showa-style space that you can actually experience here, this Hotel is absolutely worth staying at. If I have another chance, I’d love to return.