전국 × 해산물 요리 자랑 숙소 순위온천・목욕 평가가 높은호텔·료칸 - 155페이지

My sister and I chose Tsukasa Ryokan for our trip. The bath is small, but the water was pleasantly lukewarm with a silky feel, so even in this hot season we could soak slowly and it felt wonderful. On top of that, the food was absolutely delicious. You could tell each dish was carefully prepared. The thoughtfully made dashi came through in every dish, and both dinner and breakfast were so good that it made us truly happy. The proprietress and all the staff were also very kind, making this a completely satisfying trip. We even said to each other that we want to come back next time as well. Thank you for such a wonderful time.

It was my first visit in a while, but just like before, I was able to relax and enjoy a quiet, peaceful time while listening to the sound of the waves. This time, I brought my newlywed son and his wife. As it was her first stay, my daughter-in-law was impressed by the views and the food. We would love to visit again.

The meals were delicious, and we were told the white rice was from Mishima—it was exceptionally tasty. I’m glad I was able to refresh and recharge.

The lodge surrounded by nature was very comfortable. I was especially soothed by the greenery visible from the back window. The staff were also friendly and wonderful. Every dish was delicious, made with local ingredients—like a salad of freshly picked vegetables from the garden. The tableware and presentation were beautiful as well, and you could really sense the chef’s taste. Honestly, I was surprised to find food this good in Hokkaido. Breakfast in an atmosphere that felt like the French countryside was particularly outstanding. We had a truly enjoyable time—thank you very much. I’d love to visit again in a different season. If I had to mention one concern... It was a bit difficult that there was no handrail on the lodge stairs. My socks slipped and I fell from the last step onto the floor (haha). I’m glad it wasn’t my elderly mother instead. I also thought it might be better to have a handrail in the bathroom as well.

We stayed with our 3-year-old child. Since we were in the LOCA THE CLASS Room, there was a sauna in the basement and a large bath that could fit about 4–5 people. Including the post-bath relaxation area, it was very spacious and thoughtfully designed. It was great that even with a child, we could bathe comfortably. There was also a refrigerator in the changing room, stocked with plenty of bottled water. It was very helpful to be able to drink cold water immediately after bathing or using the sauna without having to go up to the living room on the first floor. We didn’t use them, but there were also powdered drinks provided for before and after the sauna. The living room was spacious as well, and there were two bedrooms. The Japanese-style Room had a tatami area that became almost full once two futons were laid out, which made it feel safe and comfortable for our child at bedtime. On the other hand, there was one disappointing incident during our stay. Early in the morning, the fire alarm suddenly went off with a loud siren throughout the Accommodation. We were later told it was due to an accidental operation in another Room, but it took about an hour for security staff to check and reset everything. During that time, the alarm kept sounding continuously, so we evacuated with our child to a relatively quiet terrace. Afterward, an operator contacted us to confirm what had happened and asked whether we would still be able to make checkout on time. Since it overlapped with breakfast and getting ready in the morning, we explained it would be difficult and they extended our checkout by about 30 minutes. We appreciate their consideration; however, we had hoped to spend a relaxing morning (including enjoying another bath), so that part was unfortunate. I also saw other Reviews on different sites mentioning issues related to fire alarms. As it seems many guests come from overseas as well, I would appreciate it if you could consider measures to prevent recurrence—such as providing clearer instructions at check-in on how to handle fire alarms. Overall, both the Facility and Room itself were extremely comfortable—this is a wonderful Accommodation that is easy for families to enjoy.

The layout and furnishings were impeccably stylish—everything was perfect. It ranks among the best villas I’ve ever stayed in. They also responded to my questions very quickly, and I’d definitely love to stay again. However, perhaps because it’s close to the mountains or due to the season, it was a shame that the deck and terrace were full of insects at night. I also couldn’t use the open-air jacuzzi on the second floor at night. I understand it can’t be helped, though... Even so, it was such an amazing escape from everyday life that I still want to come back!

It was an Accommodation that became a wonderful memory for our wedding anniversary trip. Special Room “Kumo” We enjoyed a delicious meal at the counter seats, and the atmosphere was very pleasant. The open-air bath in the Room was also excellent—we could soak while watching the fishing lights.

The Room was spacious enough for a solo stay and very clean, so I could relax comfortably. The Onsen was a bit hot for me, but it felt wonderful. Both dinner and breakfast were delicious. If I visit the Iwaki area again, I would definitely like to stay here again.

We found this Accommodation because it allows dogs to stay, so the three of us—my mother, my dog, and I—stayed here. The toasted marshmallows were amazing. Meals were served in our Room, and everything was delicious; both my mother and I were very satisfied and happy. Unfortunately, it rained due to the start of the rainy season, but when we went for a walk after the rain stopped, we enjoyed a peaceful view of people canoeing, and our dog was thrilled as well. This is an Accommodation we would love to use again next time. Thank you very much.

Perched on the slope opposite Gora Onsen (so rooms facing the valley offer views over the town of Gora), it feels like a quiet mountain retreat. Access was also easy; while the roads are narrow, it’s less crowded than central Gora and we arrived without much trouble. Though small with only eight rooms, it offers in-room hot spring baths with free-flowing water (a comfortable size for two) and two shared baths (more like an enlarged pension-style bath, probably for about four people). When they’re not busy, you can enjoy them as if they were private. Meals are served in your room, so there’s very little contact with other guests, and we were able to relax at our own pace. We enjoyed a carefully prepared kaiseki course meal, savoring each dish slowly. The dessert felt a little modest, but later (after the futons were laid out) we received a late-night snack of inari sushi and fruit—an unexpected touch that showed thoughtful hospitality. Since we were visiting for our anniversary as a couple, they also brought us a small cake and tea, which made us very happy. Large luxury hotels are wonderful too, but what makes this inn special is being able to enjoy an onsen trip quietly as a couple or family without distractions from others. It seems they also have an annex villa, so I’d love to try that next time.

We stayed for one night as a couple. From the entrance, the atmosphere was charming, and we felt a sense of escape from the ordinary as soon as we stepped inside. The hospitality was polite yet not overly formal, making it very comfortable. There were three private Onsen baths with natural hot spring water, allowing us to relax at our own pace. Dinner was served in a private room separate from our accommodation, and both dinner and breakfast were beautifully presented and absolutely delicious. The explanations about the meals were also thorough. The lounge was never crowded, and with an all-inclusive service, we enjoyed carefully selected beverages such as beer, sake, plum wine, juice, and coffee. It’s an accommodation I would love to revisit with my beloved family again.

The view of the calm Seto Inland Sea was breathtaking. Having a golf course right in front added excitement as I imagined playing the next day. Above all, I deeply appreciate the staff's kindness in bringing my husband's forgotten valuables to the station. We are truly grateful for your help and apologize for any inconvenience caused. We will definitely visit again!

If you're visiting Kyoto and prefer staying at a Ryokan instead of a Hotel, you might want to consider an even more luxurious experience at this Accommodation. Upon arrival, you'll be awed by the grand gate of Kinkakuji Temple. Walking through the wooden door and along the gravel path in the front garden feels like stepping into another world, far removed from everyday life. In addition to clean, modern Japanese-style rooms with new facilities akin to those of a high-end Ryokan, you can enjoy exclusive access to a beautiful garden surrounded by nature. Although it's called "Shukubo," it is open to everyone and allows for casual participation in comfortable attire. The resident monk and his wife are incredibly friendly as well. This Accommodation offers an affordable yet luxurious experience comparable to that of high-end Ryokans. Memorable activities include making bracelets with natural stones, enjoying Shojin Ryori (traditional Buddhist vegetarian breakfast), and participating in morning prayers—all adding up to an unforgettable stay.

It was my first time staying in a villa to celebrate a birthday, and everything from the view to the interior was absolutely stunning. The amenities were well-prepared, and we had such a wonderful time! We even said to each other, "We can't stay at an ordinary Hotel anymore." It was such an amazing space to enjoy. I would love to stay here again!

We stayed here as a family. It was our first time staying on a remote island, but the owner welcomed us warmly from the moment we arrived, so we were able to start our stay with peace of mind. The seafood shabu-shabu we had for dinner was truly outstanding, and we were impressed by how fresh everything was. It felt like an island-only luxury. They also kindly recommended places to buy groceries and some cafés, which made our stay even more fulfilling. Rather than simply staying overnight, we were able to truly enjoy our time on the island and in Ushimado. This trip meant a lot to our family, and we’re grateful to have made such wonderful memories. We’d love to visit again in a different season.

We stayed here for our first family trip. Tendo was a wonderful place, and thanks to the Room and baths at Sakaeya Hotel, we had a very enjoyable trip. Thank you very much.

The Ryokan is old but very clean, and the Room has been renovated and is beautifully maintained. The futon is made up of multiple stacked mattresses, giving it a nice height and exceptional comfort. The black hot spring bath fits up to three people; it isn’t large, but the water is pleasantly lukewarm so we could soak and relax. Above all, the meal portions were outstanding—yuba (tofu skin), thick rolled omelet, salt-grilled ayu with roe, freshly fried tempura, a meat hot pot, rice, and much more—everything was plentiful and very satisfying. Everyone was very kind, and I would love to stay here again when visiting Yoro Valley.

From the very first welcome, to the softness of the bath water, to how delicious and generous the meals were—everything was wonderful. The portions may have been a bit too much; I’m sorry I couldn’t finish everything and ended up leaving some. The atmosphere was quiet and relaxing, which was great. There is also a matchmaking shrine in the mountain behind the property, and it was refreshing to visit in the morning. I would definitely like to come again.

On my usual route through East Izu, this was the first time I stayed at this Accommodation. Located below the Usami Castle ruins, it was bright and very welcoming. There were many meal options to choose from, and the spiny lobster sashimi and simmered splendid alfonsino were exceptionally fresh—unique to Izu—and truly delicious. The Onsen and open-air bath were also spacious and wonderful! This is an Accommodation I’d like to visit every year.

The detached Japanese-Western style room was wonderful in terms of its Facility, amenities, and atmosphere! Since it has no stairs like a cottage, it was easy to come and go even with heavy luggage.