전국 × 해산물 요리 자랑 숙소 순위온천・목욕 평가가 높은호텔·료칸 - 162페이지

About 30 years ago, I visited Kumihama for a day at the beach, and this time I came with my daughter, who is between jobs, after finishing caregiving for my father. The detached villa is about a 3-minute drive from the main building where breakfast and dinner are served, set along Kumihama Bay beyond a wooded path that keeps it completely private from outside view. The beautifully maintained lawn garden was stunning—like a Scandinavian holiday home. Inside, everything was spotless, and there was even a space to lie down and relax while looking out over the bay—an exceptional experience. Meals are served in private rooms in the main building, but they provide Shuttle Service by car, so there’s nothing to worry about. I was captivated by the crystal-clear flavors of the fish dishes—something you simply can’t find in the Tokyo area—and felt as if my whole body had been cleansed. Most guests seemed to be from the Kansai region, and there were no inbound travelers either. This is a truly superb hidden resort—so please don’t tell too many friends!

Despite a last-minute reservation, we were fortunate to have our room upgraded, and we were deeply touched by this thoughtful gesture upon arrival. With only five rooms, the accommodation offers a luxurious and meticulously maintained environment. Even though it was shortly after the Tohoku earthquake, the area was completely unaffected, providing a serene and enriching experience. The highlight was undoubtedly the onsen. The natural hot spring water is free of any additives or heating adjustments, offering what can only be described as "miraculously perfect temperature" that warms you to your core. The private onsen experience with fresh flowing water is a unique charm of an accommodation of this scale. Meals were also exceptional, featuring creative dishes made with local ingredients—well worth the trip. Young staff members actively share updates through social media, showcasing their passion for revitalizing the onsen area. Although it’s a bit far from Kanto, I look forward to visiting again during bamboo shoot season next time!

The location is quite tucked away, so I was worried at first whether it really existed, but the room was a traditional Japanese-style room with a view of the river from the window and it was clean. When I arrived, I noticed an odor in the hallway, but I got used to it and it stopped bothering me. The building has been expanded a lot over time, so the layout is quite complex. Dinner was a shabu-shabu course, and it was more elaborate than I expected. The seasoning suited my taste, everything was explained carefully, and we enjoyed a delicious meal in a friendly atmosphere. Breakfast was also satisfying—the rice was great, and the miso soup is served warmed in an iron pot style. Very satisfying. The baths were also great: both an indoor bath and an open-air bath with river views, with excellent water. Overall, I left with such a good impression that I’d like to visit again. As an aside, all of the staff were very handsome!

I stayed with my dog. It was very quiet and relaxing. The room was a Japanese-Western style room, spacious, and the tatami room was elegant and clean, so I hesitated to let my pet in and kept my dog only in the living area. Since my dog is small, it was more than enough. I felt that having only two pee pads might be a bit insufficient, but since it was just one night, it was fine. The Onsen I had been looking forward to had three washing stations (women’s), and the indoor bath was small. Instead, I enjoyed the large open-air bath where you can really feel the negative ions. It said Gora Onsen, but there was a slight chlorine smell, which was disappointing. Since it doesn’t seem to be free-flowing spring water, I guess that can’t be helped. Breakfast didn’t have a huge variety, but it was a well-balanced buffet with just-right seasoning. It was delicious! An 11:00 check-out is great because you can take your time. I’d love to stay again.

Although it is an old-fashioned Hotel, it was very clean, and the front desk staff provided clear explanations and excellent service. The meals were also delicious. Thank you very much for your hospitality.

We stayed as a family with our 3-year-old and 1-year-old grandchildren. Dinner featured an abundant selection of seafood, all fresh and delicious, and both my wife and daughter were very satisfied. Being able to enjoy the meal at a relaxed pace in our Room helped the children stay calm, and we were able to spend unhurried time together as a family. In addition, we are truly grateful to the staff member who was very kind to the children and proactively supported us. Thanks to that, we felt at ease throughout our stay. This Accommodation is highly recommended for families. *There are rental bicycles near the Accommodation, and it was also a wonderful memory being able to cycle down to the seaside in the morning to take photos. We enjoyed quiet Kamakura in the early morning—it was such a refreshing time.* Thank you very much.

I searched on a whim and found availability, so I booked without hesitation. The Plan included a private bath, and I chose the reclining bath. Lying back in the open-air bath felt amazing—I could have stayed in forever. The meals were more than I could finish, with plenty of abalone. The rice (white rice) was self-serve, which was perfect for me since I only need a small amount (I feel bad leaving food when the portion is fixed!). The view from the terrace was also refreshing, and I was able to relax with a drink in hand. I’d love to visit again if I get the chance.

We stayed here for a family trip, and thanks to the great weather, we had a very comfortable stay. The views of Wakasa Fuji and Wakasa Bay were wonderful, and the Italian meals were delicious—we were very satisfied. It was also nice to be able to enjoy breakfast on the open terrace. Although there was a small issue, the staff responded quickly, which actually made it an even more memorable trip.

I visited with a friend for our once-a-year, slightly indulgent girls’ trip. The Accommodation seems to be located right in front of a local bus stop, but part of the national highway on the bus route was closed due to a landslide and buses were taking a detour, meaning extra travel time from both Takayama and Matsumoto. So my friend drove from Nagoya instead. We took a short break at the Hirugano Kogen Service Area to enjoy the magnificent scenery, and arrived comfortably in just under three hours with no traffic. There were spots with some snow remaining along the sides of the road, but there was no snow on the road itself. Even so, it gets cold in the mornings and evenings, so winter tires are recommended for peace of mind in case of icy conditions. The building is kept impeccably clean and is wrapped in a pleasant quietness and the lovely aroma of charcoal from the irori hearth—while our Room had no odor at all. We were welcomed into a spacious Room with delicious homemade pound cake as part of their hospitality, and as we chatted comfortably, time flew by. The cuisine was truly outstanding—bringing out the full flavor of each ingredient while presenting combinations and plating unlike anything I’d experienced before, far exceeding its reputation and my expectations. As richer foods have started to leave me feeling heavy or unwell the next day over recent years, I especially appreciated how refined every dish was; it felt like food I could happily enjoy even in my 80s without any heaviness. The chef’s and staff’s genuine desire for guests to enjoy themselves came through clearly. Perhaps because of the high altitude, alcohol seemed to hit more quickly—and since I also wanted to bathe—I unfortunately didn’t get around to trying the local craft beer or sake provided in our Room. Still, stepping outside after the sauna into crisp mountain air with grand peaks right before us felt incredible. The private hot Onsen bath attached to our Room—hotter than expected—with jazz at night and birdsong in the morning was pure luxury: an unbelievably relaxing stay beyond what I could imagine. I’d love to return to experience another season’s cuisine as well—I’ve become a true fan. Thank you very much for your wonderful hospitality.

They called us before our stay, and on the day we accidentally walked right past the place, but the staff kindly helped us, and we had a very pleasant time. They explained everything in detail inside the Accommodation, and it was a big help that they told us we didn’t need to clean up after breakfast. The kids had so much fun in the large pool that they wore themselves out, and the evening barbecue was lavish and very delicious. There was a wood-burning stove in the entryway area, so we’d like to come again in winter. Thank you very much.

A luxurious accommodation featuring a unique wood-fired sauna. The sauna is in a separate building, equipped with nearby shower rooms and toilets for convenience. Towels and water are readily available throughout the property, ensuring ease of use. The main accommodation building boasts high ceilings and includes standard showers, a bathtub, and washbasins. The entire space is impeccably clean and stylishly designed. Sleeping arrangements include two double beds, making it ideal for couples or married pairs seeking a relaxing getaway. Both the accommodation and sauna receive top marks, including the staff's attentive service. Nighttime outdoor relaxation under the starry sky is exceptional; clear weather will enhance your experience. The dinner focuses on barbecue dishes with satisfying quality and quantity; however, as some staff members are relatively young, there were areas for improvement in customer service—such as providing an overview of the course menu beforehand—that could be considered for enhancement.

The authentic Japanese cuisine was excellent. I would love to stay here again when I visit. The bath was very relaxing, and I had a great night's sleep. As a side note, for those visiting Iwaki, I highly recommend seeing the "Hawaiians Show" and the "Iwaki Coal & Fossil Museum Horuru."

As my father is elderly, I wanted to spend some relaxing time nearby while he is still well, so we came from Osaka and stayed for one night. Everything besides the Kuroge Wagyu shabu-shabu dinner was also delicious, but there was so much food that I’m sorry we couldn’t finish it. The breakfast was a very Kyoto-style Japanese meal, and it made me feel quietly happy. The Room was spacious and full of charm, and the staff were polite and welcoming. My father was truly delighted, so I feel I was able to show him proper appreciation. There were also plenty of amenities to choose from freely, which was great as well. At check-out, you kindly saw us off until we were out of sight, which really moved us. Thank you very much! It was still a little early for cherry blossoms this time, so we would love to stay again around cherry blossom season next year.

When I came back to my hometown, I wanted to enjoy an Onsen, so I stayed here after hearing from a local friend that it was their “top recommended Hotel right now.” The entire property is spotless—and stylish. The Room is a bit small, but the minimalist design (with no unnecessary extras) actually made it calming and easy to relax. The Onsen is 100% free-flowing from the source, and it warms you up incredibly well. I also heard it’s great for your skin, and seeing how fair-skinned the staff are made me believe it (lol). Yumoto Onsen is said to be effective for dark spots. I’d heard breakfast was a buffet and honestly didn’t expect much, but it exceeded my expectations in the best way. Everything was carefully prepared with a wide variety of options, and all of it was delicious. When I asked about the yogurt, a staff member explained everything kindly and thoroughly—great service really stood out. In this era of rising prices and inbound tourism, this is a rare Accommodation where both value for money and hospitality feel truly outstanding. Everyone on the staff was so kind—it’s an Accommodation with genuine warmth that makes you want to come back.

I stayed here as an overnight stop on a motorcycle tour to Ibusuki. As soon as I arrived, the proprietress guided me to a covered parking area, so I didn’t have to worry about wiping down my bike in the morning after it got wet with dew, which was a relief. The room was clean and had a calm atmosphere. The large public bath was excellent—an old hinoki cypress tub with plenty of hot water and just the right temperature. Even the changing area had cedar paneling on the lower walls (I think), and the pleasant scent of wood made it very relaxing. I should have checked in around 3 p.m. at least to fully enjoy the hot spring. This is an inn I’d love to stay at again.

We arrived early, but the car navigation showed the wrong Hotel location, and we got lost in the snow. The sign was also hard to see because of the snow, so I think it’s better to check on a smartphone map. The room and meals were very good, with warm homemade food. We visited Suwa before coming, and I didn’t expect Gunma to have so much snow. Last year there wasn’t much snow, so we came with regular tires; next time we’ll come with studless winter tires. We made it home safely.

It was the final weekend of the Kawazu Cherry Blossom Festival. I was able to soak leisurely in the Onsen in our Room and forget the hustle and bustle of everyday life. It wasn’t as crowded as expected—only our family and one other party stayed—and the private bath was available, so we could fully enjoy the large bath as well. The meals were delicious, with a carefully selected, high-quality feel. The squid sashimi was sweet and excellent, and I especially liked the simmered golden eye snapper with its gently sweet flavor. It wasn’t overdone—just right—and it’s an Accommodation I’d like to visit again. Even with our dog, it felt clean and we could stay with peace of mind. However, the stairs are steep, so it may not be suitable for small children or elderly guests.

Dinner offered a wide variety of dishes, all very delicious, and we were completely satisfied. I only wished the tempura had been served freshly made, but it was still tasty and satisfying. Breakfast was a healthy Japanese-style meal with many small side dishes that went perfectly with rice, and I was happy to be able to have three extra bowls of rice. The private bath was a bit hot, but we could adjust the temperature. The large public bath was also clean, and we were able to relax in the Onsen. The waterfall shower is right in front of you, and they even provide coins for it—excellent. The balance of food, price, and overall satisfaction was very good. We also received discounted ski tickets, which made our ski experience great value as well. They are flexible with breakfast times for hikers and can accommodate bento lunches too, which I found very convenient. I would like to stay again. Thank you very much.

I stayed here during the Obon holidays and truly had a wonderfully relaxing time. Not only were the hearty, delicious dinner and breakfast excellent, but the rooftop views were stunning both morning and night, and the Onsen was incredibly soothing. All of the staff were very kind, and I could really feel the Ryokan’s thoughtful hospitality. I would love to stay again. Thank you for an amazing holiday!

With a bus stop right in front, it was convenient for getting anywhere. It was also helpful that shopping at A-Coop and dining out were both within walking distance. The staff were very kind and pleasant. There is a large public bath, and there was also a cold plunge pool for the sauna, so I could cool my tired legs after Jomon Sugi and take good care of them. Thank you very much.