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My first trip to Atami. All the staff were very kind, and their smiles were wonderful. If I have the chance to visit Atami again, I would love to stay here again. Thank you very much.

Thank you for your kind hospitality even though we arrived late!

I stayed at Zen in Kusatsu Onsen, and while many accommodations now cost over 10,000 yen even with no meals included, this place was under 6,000 yen. The amenities were well-equipped, and the private rooms ensured privacy, which made me very satisfied. Additionally, there are day-use onsens nearby where I could fully enjoy Kusatsu Onsen. I would love to stay here again when touring in Kusatsu Onsen.

I stayed for one night without meals. The staff at the reception were kind and attentive, which was great. It was helpful that I could stay with my dog. Thank you very much!

I wanted to visit Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine and was looking for an affordable place to stay nearby when I found this Hotel. For the Onsen and breakfast, I used their affiliated property close by, Ivy Hotel Chikushino. I was able to enjoy Futsukaichi Onsen, and the meals were delicious as well. The front desk staff were very helpful, and thanks to their recommendation, I went to the izakaya “Gon (Hiko),” where the grilled yam on an iron plate and the grilled chicken on an iron plate were excellent—I was very satisfied. To get to Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine, you need to walk 21 minutes to Nishitetsu Futsukaichi Station, so if you have difficulty walking, it’s better to use a taxi or bus.

The manager was cheerful, and the staff were pleasant and refreshing. Everything was thoroughly cleaned, and the furnishings in the large hall were of very high quality. For some reason, only the scale showed double my actual weight. Thank you again, and I look forward to staying with you next time.

With only up to seven Rooms, it wasn’t crowded, and I was able to relax and unwind in the Onsen in peace. The service was polite and very good. Please note that amenities are available for a fee (toothbrush: 100 yen, yukata: 500 yen, etc.). Meals are not included, but there is a kitchen space where you can cook freely. It would have been even better if the Room had something like Febreze.

Although most of the staff are from overseas, I was impressed by how polite and hardworking they were. They are also studying Japanese and are very kind. This is an Accommodation I would like to stay at again.

I stayed here because it was advertised as free-flowing hot spring water. On the day of arrival, the temperature was just right and very comfortable, but the next morning it was extremely cold. I waited until just before check-out for it to warm up, but it didn’t get hot and I had to bathe while it was still lukewarm. I wanted to enjoy it at a comfortable temperature. The Room was very stylish. Even though I arrived early, you allowed me to use the Room, which was a great help. Thank you very much.

This is a Ryokan where you can fully enjoy a nostalgic Showa-era atmosphere. Service was handled mainly by just two people: the proprietress and someone who seemed to be the manager. Aside from us as a couple, there was only one family of three, so we felt they probably accept only about four groups per day. The building is said to be nearly 100 years old, so some age is unavoidable, but the toilets had washlets and Wi‑Fi worked as well. We had no particular inconveniences. Both the kaiseki dinner and the Shokado bento breakfast were delicious, and since we had recently grown tired of large buffet halls, we were very satisfied. There are three Onsen baths including an open-air bath; we used two of them. At first the water was a bit too hot to get in right away, but we adjusted it by adding cold water. The water quality was good. It may not suit those who prioritize newness and convenience, but for those from the Showa generation it felt nostalgic and was more than satisfying as an Accommodation. We were a little worried because there are extremely few Reviews, but we’re glad we stayed here.

I stayed at the accommodation on the day of the fireworks festival. I watched from the rooftop balcony of the hotel on a hill, but unfortunately, the lower half was obscured by trees and plants. However, the meals were excellent. Dinner included a variety of delicious dishes that were almost too many to finish, and breakfast featured a large grilled golden-eye snapper. I would love to stay again to enjoy the meals.

The Room and Onsen were flawless! The shower pressure is extremely weak, so it might be tough in midwinter. Since I visit Yufuin often, the location is convenient—no trouble whether you want to go out for meals or buy food to eat. You can even walk to Lake Kinrin as a nice stroll. The refrigerator and microwave are shared, so please keep that in mind when shopping or storing souvenirs. It’s an Accommodation I’d definitely like to stay at again!

I stayed at Accommodation Yumesha. The space was very spacious and comfortable. I was very satisfied, but here are a few suggestions for improvement: 1) The refrigerator was only on the second floor, which made it difficult for those who couldn't go up and down frequently. Having one on the first floor would be helpful. 2) The roads were a bit complicated, making it seem inconvenient to go shopping. A small shop selling snacks or basic items would be appreciated. Although these are luxurious requests, I am still so satisfied that I would like to stay again next year. Thank you very much!

Close to the business destination and the most affordable option in the area, I chose this accommodation for a rare opportunity to stay at Arima Onsen. Although I was slightly concerned due to unclear reviews and parking inquiries beforehand, the customer service was excellent—polite and kind. They also promptly issued a proof of stay upon request, which was very helpful. Guests staying at Hataya can use the onsen at Kamioobo, and their guidance regarding this was very thorough and pleasant. The onsen itself is old but atmospheric, located in an underground-like setting. Since it was late at night when I visited, there were few people (I had it all to myself), making it a relaxing experience. The guest room in the accommodation was clean and well-maintained. Being sensitive to smells, I appreciated that there were no unpleasant odors—just a traditional Japanese scent that added charm. The location is excellent: about a 3-minute walk from the famous Kin-no-Yu bathhouse, with convenience stores nearby as well as restaurants and souvenir shops within close proximity. As for drawbacks: - The smoking area is only available in a narrow space near the entrance, which could inconvenience those entering or exiting. - The walls are quite thin; sounds from neighboring rooms are noticeable, requiring extra consideration not to disturb others. - While there’s a desk and chair provided on wooden flooring near them (which amplifies noise), combined with limited space due to having a refrigerator nearby made working challenging—I ended up using the low table instead. This place may not be ideal for business purposes but poses no issues otherwise for leisure stays. Lastly—and not specific just here—accessing parking by car requires caution as roads in central Arima Onsen are narrow; pre-checking directions thoroughly is essential since some paths can make maneuvering difficult if you get lost. Despite listing several concerns above, my overall experience felt like an escape from daily life—it left me appreciating its charm even more after returning home!

Although old, it was clean, and the service was excellent! There were other guests, but it was very quiet and comfortable accommodation. I was concerned about insects in the room, but considering the abundance of nature, it seemed unavoidable. The bath was just big enough for two people. (We knew in advance that it would be small, so there were no issues!) There was a self-service morning coffee available!

The owner of the Accommodation seems deeply devoted to the Onsen and handed me an Onsen analysis sheet at the front desk—something I’d never experienced before. The main rock bath had a wonderful atmosphere and there were three tubs, but all of them were too hot for me to soak in. I barely managed to get into the deep bath at the front for about 10 seconds a few times. I understand the desire for guests to enjoy the free-flowing natural hot spring water, but it was a bit intense for me. On the other hand, I really enjoyed the smaller gourd-shaped bath and went in three times. The meals were modest but more than enough, and especially the soba was delicious. The toilet in my Room was modern and comfortable. The building is very spacious and must be difficult to maintain, but I hope they will continue doing well for many years to come.