전국 × 해산물 요리 자랑 숙소 순위온천・목욕 평가가 높은호텔·료칸 - 111페이지

To everyone at Yunose Onsen, Yunose Ryokan, thank you very much for taking such great care of us. It was truly a place rich in nature. There were no artificial sounds at all—only the sounds of nature—and it was deeply relaxing. I would recommend it to anyone who wants to get away from the crowds and forget about time for a while. Thank you again.

The entrance has a charming atmosphere and feels very historic. The hallway to the dining Room and the Room itself showed some age, but the Room had been renovated and was very clean. The meal included not only what was initially served but also additional dishes that came later, making it almost impossible to finish everything. The Shimane beef steak was incredibly tender and surprising. Although I was disappointed that the nodoguro fish came as fillets instead of whole with its head as shown in photos, it turned out to be about one whole fish's worth of fillets, which left me very satisfied. I regretted eating in the wrong order since I was so full! (laughs) Breakfast was also delicious, and I finished every bite. I visited some sightseeing spots recommended during checkout. The sightseeing boat at Matsue Castle was super fun! With Izumo Taisha nearby, the location is excellent, and even the event held in front of the Ryokan added to my enjoyment. I definitely want to visit again! The only thing that caught my attention a little was the floor in the dining Room (laughs).

Used this hotel for a business trip. The large public bath was very relaxing, and the breakfast was delicious.

[Note: Room Condition] I stayed for a 4-night Multiple Night Stay in a 15-tatami Japanese-style Room with No Meals Included. It felt like using a futon set up in a small banquet hall of a day-use Onsen Facility. I was initially concerned that there was no toilet in the Room, but it was clean and I didn’t run into anyone during my stay, so it wasn’t an issue. Fresh towels, amenities, and very tasty tea snacks were delivered every day. For dinner, I could freely choose depending on my mood—warming up convenience-store food in the microwave or having meals delivered from the dining hall. If I asked, they brought cups and ice as well, and all the staff were pleasant, which made it very relaxing. I love traveling and have stayed at many Accommodations, but this became one of my favorites.

I visited Matsuura City to try the famous fried horse mackerel. I had planned to eat it at a restaurant somewhere the next day, but a flyer in the Hotel elevator for the “Hotel Fried Horse Mackerel Set Meal” looked so delicious that I decided to have it at the in-house restaurant instead. Just as rumored, I enjoyed plump, thick-cut fried horse mackerel along with sashimi, tempura, and several small side dishes—an extremely satisfying meal.

We stayed here as a base for sightseeing in Amanohashidate and Ine. One of our companions fell and was injured, and when we asked for help, the staff kindly assisted us by recommending an orthopedic clinic, arranging a taxi, and adjusting our dinner time. Thanks to their support, we were able to receive proper treatment and continue our trip. The view of Amanohashidate from our Room and the bath was even better than expected—absolutely stunning—and we thoroughly enjoyed the meal that combined Kyoto cuisine with fresh seafood from the Sea of Japan. We visited Ine the next day as well; thank you for helping make it such a wonderful memory.

After 20 years, the bath was still great, and although meals were previously served in the Room, the food was excellent. The staff were all very pleasant. The garden remains as beautiful as it was 20 years ago. While I like the nostalgic feel of the building, a bit more renovation might be better.

The view from the Room was wonderful. We had a clear view of Lake Ashi and Mt. Fuji. The view from the main building’s Onsen was also great. All the staff welcomed us with warm smiles and provided pleasant service. We would love to stay again.

The service was excellent, and we were very satisfied. During the Shuttle Service from the station, we enjoyed chatting and were told about a great sunset spot. The drinks served with dinner were also delicious, and we had a wonderful evening meal. The coffee was great as well. If we have the chance, we would love to visit again.

This was my first time staying here. From the very courteous email communication, I had a great impression right away. Check-in was easy, and it’s done at the shop on-site! They even offer a complimentary “shime parfait” at night! I went after dinner. There wasn’t a frying pan in the kitchen, so I went to the front desk (?) to ask, and they kindly lent me one. The hinoki scent in the bath was absolutely wonderful. The size was just right—and even though it was only one night, I used it four times. The location is a bit hard to find, but that’s part of the charm of this traditional house, and the interior is clean as well! I’ll definitely be coming back someday!

For our summer trip to Shimane Prefecture, we chose Matsudairakaku based on everyone’s Reviews. The spacious, spotless Room connected to the garden was wonderful, and dinner was truly more than we could finish—we looked forward to it every night. They also had a great selection of local sake, and we ended up drinking a bit too much. When sightseeing, they shared recommended routes that only locals would know. On our last day, since we had an early departure, they kindly prepared breakfast earlier for us as well—we apologize for the inconvenience. Everything was perfect, and it made for a fantastic trip to Shimane. We would love to stay again if we have the chance.

I was disappointed that the Onsen had a limited water supply and only a small bath, while the larger baths were heated tap water. Also, there were not many power outlets in the Room; I borrowed an extension cord, but it was disappointing that there were no outlets near the bed.

Overall, it was excellent for this type of Accommodation. Dinner was a bit more than we could finish, but the seafood was very good. However, it was disappointing that the crab had very little meat.

Overall, this was a Ryokan with an exceptionally high level of satisfaction. This time, we stayed in the Kusamakura Room. There were two of us, but the Room was so spacious it felt almost too large, and premium amenities were provided—so much so that we didn’t need to bring anything from home. The Room has its own bath, and when you open the door it becomes an open-air bath, which was wonderful. There was also a footbath in the garden outside. Because the hot spring source temperature is low—and perhaps because other guests start filling their baths right after check-in—it was a bit disappointing that filling the bath while heating it took quite some time. The meals were very satisfying, featuring spiny lobster, and all of the tableware used was beautiful as well. At check-in, you can choose stylish chopsticks yourself and take them home; even after returning home, seeing them brings back lovely memories.

I would definitely like to stay again if I have the chance. I usually stay at business hotels such as APA or Toyoko, and I’ve preferred APA. This time, since there were no major business hotels near my destination, I decided to stay here. First of all, having a large public bath meant I could stretch out in a big tub after work, and it was surprisingly comfortable to wake up the next day without any lingering fatigue. I also booked the breakfast set Plan, and compared with other business hotels, it was worlds apart—I was able to enjoy an elegant breakfast. (Thanks to that, I ate a little too much.) From unlimited dried fish to many dishes featuring local seafood, along with delicious rice, it was extremely satisfying. The building and room were very clean overall. If I had to mention one downside, the surrounding area is residential, so you’ll need a car to get to convenience stores or restaurants.

The Facility may be old, but it has been renovated, and the Room, Facility, and bath were all well cleaned, so we were able to use them comfortably. The meals were also delicious, including freshly fried river fish. I’m glad I was able to relax and enjoy my stay.

Every year, I take a solo trip on my birthday, and this year I visited the Oki Islands for the first time. I made a last-minute Reservation while watching the weather forecast, but I was able to enjoy the Rosoku Island cruise in perfect weather. The Hotel may feel a bit dated, but it was spotless and well maintained, and both dinner and breakfast were delicious no matter what I tried. The large rock oysters paired perfectly with sake, making it an incredibly luxurious trip.

We stayed in a cottage, and the Room was comfortable with the warmth of wood and clean bedding. The meals exceeded our expectations in both quality and quantity, and we enjoyed drinks as well, making it a wonderful time—we were very satisfied. We would love to stay again.

A clean Room. You can also see the ocean from the terrace. We enjoyed doing our own barbecue, too. However, for a couple in our 60s, the portion was a bit large. (Sorry we couldn’t finish it.) Bringing your own ingredients and having a barbecue might be a good option as well. The cooking utensils are well stocked, so this Hotel can be used in many different ways. We had an enjoyable one-night stay.

This Ryokan offers luxurious, delicious meals. Both dinner and breakfast are generous in portion size. The complimentary coffee service after breakfast is also a nice touch. It is popular with locals as well, and seems to host many group stays and memorial gatherings. The Facility is old, but the bathrooms have been renovated, and the baths are cleaned frequently and kept very clean. At check-in, you will receive a full set of basic amenities.