전국 × 해산물 요리 자랑 숙소 순위만족도 평가가 높은 호텔·료칸 - 70페이지

I have stayed at many accommodations in Kaike Onsen, but this was my first time staying with my beloved dog. The onsen and the meals were extremely satisfying. It seems like the place is run by a family. While modern ryokans are nice, I personally love traditional accommodations with this kind of classic atmosphere. I would love to stay here again with my family and dog if I have the chance. Thank you very much for your hospitality.

If you want to relax by the pool until night in summer, enjoy an Onsen, and eat delicious meals—all at an excellent value—this Hotel is the perfect choice. I first stayed during a COVID discount period and liked it so much that I came back again. The buffet-style meals were high quality item by item, and I was very satisfied. Some signs of aging were noticeable in the Facility and even in the Room, but at this price it didn’t bother me at all. Many of the staff are foreigners, but their service was extremely polite and much appreciated. I’d love to visit again when I can find the time.

When I asked the front desk about a good nearby izakaya, they kindly gave me detailed recommendations. Also, when I requested to borrow an iron, they brought it to my Room, which was very helpful. I felt the Facility was a bit old, but it was well maintained and very clean. The amenities were minimal, and I got the impression this Hotel is highly conscious of environmental measures. I would like to stay at this Hotel again if I have the opportunity.

Our first family trip in seven years. As the kids have grown up, it has become harder to coordinate schedules for all five of us, so we decided at the end of last year to make time during this summer vacation and planned this trip. We were very satisfied with the Room size, service, and meals—it felt like a shame that one night wasn’t enough to fully enjoy everything. We especially loved the seasoning of the dishes, Shimane-grown Koshihikari rice, and the local sake. We were extremely satisfied. It became a wonderful memory. Thank you very much.

This is my regular accommodation in Niseko. The room is spacious, quiet, and offers a good environment. The onsen is relatively large and pleasant, but the thermometer has not been displayed for some time. I used to decide between the outdoor bath and indoor bath based on the temperature difference shown by the thermometer, but now I just test with my hand to decide. There are warning signs about slippery floors, but having some anti-slip mats would provide more reassurance. Overall, I had a comfortable stay.

The check-in process was easy to understand, and the warm, welcoming service left a great impression. The building is old and full of history, and while there were a few minor inconveniences, it had wonderful charm—an Hotel I really grew to love. The location was excellent, and I enjoyed a morning walk. The valet parking was also very helpful. I had breakfast as well; they’ve adopted some modern-style systems like newer hotels, the food itself was delicious, and it made me genuinely happy to see even the older staff working energetically. Also, I was thrilled to find that the washbasin in the first-floor restroom was made of Arita ware. It felt like an Hotel that brings together the best parts of Japanese Accommodation—truly wonderful.

I chose this Accommodation because I was planning to stay near Cape Irago for a motorcycle event. As others have written, the food is unquestionably delicious and plentiful. I was especially satisfied with both the quality and quantity of the sashimi. They served many other dishes as well, but I still felt full from the Iekei ramen I had for lunch, so I couldn’t finish the simmered fish or the hot pot—and that was truly disappointing because everything tasted so good. Next time I stay, I think I should skip lunch. Since we were leaving early the next day, I couldn’t eat breakfast, which was a shame, but the rice balls they prepared for us were very tasty—so it made me think breakfast must have been great too... The bath was out of order, so we used a day-use bath at a Hotel about a 10-minute walk away. I was tired and would have preferred using the Accommodation’s bath, but the Hotel’s large public bath felt great as well, so overall it balanced out and I gave 4 stars. I heard our Room would be on the third floor and thought climbing stairs might be tough, but there was an elevator, which was reassuring. The Room being a Japanese-style room felt comfortable for me. The toilet and sink area seemed to have been renovated; they were bright and clean—and of course there was a washlet toilet seat. Since we’re coming from Kyushu, it’s not easy to visit without a motorcycle event, but if there’s another opportunity, I’d like to stay again.

I was able to relax and take it easy. Sitting by the fireplace, I enjoyed the nostalgic scent, sound, and flames of the burning firewood. The free-flow alcohol and drinks were wonderful—I was pleasantly surprised. It was perfect for a quick drink after a bath. The snacks were delicious as well; it felt like you really let the quality of the ingredients speak for itself. The evening buffet also had a handmade feel and was very tasty. Breakfast offered so many options that I couldn’t try everything. If I have the chance, I’d love to stay again.

We stayed with our 13-month-old baby. Thanks to the warm smiles and kind support from all the staff, we had a very comfortable stay. We were able to borrow a stroller for use inside the Hotel, and we could also use a baby chair at the restaurant. They even prepared baby food for us, which was a huge help. We were also able to use a bib—thank you so much. We’d love to come again! It’s a Hotel where families can feel very at ease when traveling with children, and we were extremely satisfied!

This was my first trip to Yamagata Prefecture. I booked this Accommodation at the last minute as a stopover on my way through Yamagata to Niigata Prefecture to attend the Nagaoka Fireworks Festival, and the food was truly delicious. The staff’s smiles were wonderful, and their service was excellent. The Onsen was also great. Even though I chose this Ryokan without doing any research, I had a fantastic stay. Thank you very much.

Natural Onsen baths and a wide variety of delicious dishes. It feels like a luxury Onsen Hotel from Japan’s Showa bubble era. There are older and newer wings, and from everywhere we enjoyed stunning views of the calm, rolling waves of Mikawa Bay. The lighthouse was charming and atmospheric. The many sets of Mikawa samurai armor and bridal kimono also gave us a sense of the history of Katahara Castle from the Sengoku period. Thank you to all the staff for your hospitality.

I made a last-minute Reservation for an 8-tatami Room, but when I arrived, it had been upgraded to a 12-tatami Room. The Room was spacious, dinner was excellent, and I even had seconds of rice twice. Breakfast was also delicious, and my daughter—who usually doesn’t eat much—said she was full and satisfied. The bath was great as well; the scenic-view bath in particular had wonderful views of the mountains. I’ll definitely stay again.

I visited again for the first time in 10 years. This is an Accommodation I used to visit occasionally in summer since childhood, and over the years I noticed changes with the times—such as the former dining area with live fish tanks and the sushi restaurant being gone, while Rooms with open-air baths have been added. Just as I remembered, the pool where small children can play safely and the wonderful sea—where you can see fish swimming even close to shore—are still there, and we thoroughly enjoyed the crystal-clear water. It’s a fantastic environment for a family summer trip. The nighttime Tsunoshima tour was also memorable; the guide’s explanations were detailed and very interesting. Highly recommended.

Both dinner and breakfast were very satisfying. Dinner was a set course meal, with excellent seasoning and generous portions. Breakfast was buffet-style. The grilled red fish was delicious. Personally, I felt the salad bar selection was a bit limited. Overall, I was very satisfied.

We stayed here for a family trip, and we were extremely satisfied with this Accommodation overall! Best of all, “Ichiban Shibori” was all-you-can-drink from the moment we checked in. While the Room does feel a bit dated, it was thoroughly cleaned and very comfortable. Because the Facility has been expanded multiple times, getting to our Room felt like navigating a maze (in a good way), which made it fun—like an adventure. Dinner offered an excellent selection, including sashimi, braised pork belly, oden, marinated firefly squid (hotaru-ika), and even craft beer. Breakfast items like shirasu and negitoro were also delicious. The baths were wonderful—especially the open-air “Takimi Bath” with a waterfall view! Since there is no washing area at the Takimi Bath, we recommend washing in the main public bath first before heading over.

We stayed here to celebrate my best friend’s birthday. The Room was spacious, and it was great to be able to use two baths—one for day-use guests and one for overnight guests. The meals were delicious, and we were very happy to receive a birthday gift at the time dessert was served at dinner. We also enjoyed having a birthday party in the Room. Since we checked out at 7:15 a.m. to go to the Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route, we would like to stay longer next time. Thank you very much.

My monthly staycation is usually at a Hotel in my local Minato Mirai area, but this time I went a bit farther to Hotel Indigo Gora. I drove there alone, and the winding mountain roads in Hakone were a little tiring. I arrived before check-in and planned to relax at the footbath, but as soon as I parked in the outdoor lot in front of the Hotel, a staff member came right away and helped with my luggage. The welcome drink and Umaibo snack were a nice touch, and being able to check in comfortably while seated is one of those pleasures you expect from a Hotel of this class. When I entered my Room with the staff’s guidance, I couldn’t help saying, “Beautiful!” out loud. It’s a compact Hotel with around 100 rooms, but the Japanese-modern design—combining a raised tatami area with beds—was truly charming. I usually prefer modern Hotels, but this stay reminded me how calming and appealing Japanese-modern style can be. For dinner, I ordered à la carte at the on-site restaurant. The shrimp, scallops, and abalone in the bouillabaisse were surprisingly tender; the burrata was rich and paired perfectly with tomato and basil. The white wine went down easily. Since I don’t eat much, I also appreciated having à la carte options instead of only set courses. The bath in my Room was spacious, and I was able to fully enjoy the Onsen at leisure. The breakfast buffet also impressed me in both variety and quality—especially the green beans dressed with sesame sauce, which tasted far better than anything I could make at home. Even as someone who eats lightly (and can be picky), it was more than satisfying. The hospitality from everyone on staff was excellent, and the entire property was beautiful and comfortable. It was a wonderful Hotel that made me want to return again.

All staff were courteous and greeted us with warm smiles. In the spacious lobby, kimono obi sashes were laid over the sofas, creating an elegant Hokuriku atmosphere. The open-air bath was wonderful, with naturally flowing Onsen water, and I could soak while feeling grateful for nature’s gifts. However, horseflies (Orolro) may come at times, so I used the insect spray provided. Extra caution is needed during the hot season from late July onward. On the way to the open-air bath, I was surprised to see Onsen water bubbling up from the wall and flowing down. The large public bath’s hinoki cypress tub was pleasantly lukewarm—so comfortable that I could have stayed in it forever. Being able to enjoy an Onsen that has flowed continuously for 400 years while taking in unchanged natural scenery truly felt like a luxurious moment.

We stayed here for our once-a-year trip with friends. We really enjoyed the Onsen, including both the white bath and the red bath. At dinner, everything was delicious—crab, steak, and dishes made with Hokkaido ingredients—and breakfast was excellent too, with all-you-can-eat salmon roe and clam broth ramen. The Room was clean, but it felt a bit small once three futons were laid out. This is a Hotel we would definitely like to stay at again when we come back to Hakodate.

My spouse and I go on an Onsen trip every month. This time, since it was summer vacation, we traveled with three generations of our family. The Onsen water was the best we’ve ever experienced. Minami-Izu is a bit far, but we’d love to soak in that water again.