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I stayed here when attending a concert at GLION ARENA KOBE. It’s conveniently located between Sannomiya Station and the arena, making it easy to get around. The front desk is on the second floor, and I couldn’t find the entrance at first, so I entered from the parking area. The parking staff and someone I passed in the corridor kindly guided me, which I really appreciated. Everyone at the front desk was also very helpful. It unexpectedly started raining, and they called a taxi for me as well, handling everything pleasantly. They can store your luggage too. I’d like to stay here again next time I’m in Kobe. Thank you very much.

Well, speaking as a couple, this is gradually becoming our ideal Hotel (laughs). The Room is a comfortable size and never feels cramped. The staff—and the chef and kitchen team—work in perfect sync, and we appreciated being able to enjoy our meals at an unhurried pace. And the in-room Onsen was wonderful. We usually prefer a fully Japanese breakfast, but everything here—from the salad to the main dish—was flawless. If we had to mention one thing, it might be limited to the Rooms on the second floor: when other guests open or close their doors, perhaps due to air pressure, we sometimes heard a rattling sound as our door seemed to shake, which startled us (and it can make you aware of people coming and going). Even so, we keep making another Reservation—this may become our one-and-only Hotel.

I stayed here on a solo trip and was extremely satisfied with my stay. Above all, the Onsen was outstanding. The water quality was excellent, and after bathing my skin felt surprisingly smooth. The open-air bath is in a quiet setting surrounded by forest, making it easy to forget everyday life and truly unwind. The sauna was also excellent. With self-service löyly, you can work up a good sweat in a short time, and the deep cold bath with continuously flowing groundwater had no chlorine smell—I could really feel how clean the water was. The temperature is properly maintained with a chiller, so it’s nicely cold and comfortable. Relaxing on the reclining chairs in the outdoor area while looking out at the forest was the most memorable part of this stay. Dinner is served as a course meal but offers far more volume than expected—you’ll be completely full. The locally sourced ayu (sweetfish) from Kitsuregawa was delicious, and I enjoyed regional ingredients. Breakfast is semi-buffet style, with rice, miso soup, natto, and a drink bar available freely, so you can eat well from the morning. It was also very helpful to have Shuttle Service both ways to Ujiie Station. It’s about 20 minutes away, but for guests arriving by public transportation this is an especially appreciated service. Some parts of the building and Facility show their age, but everything inside was kept clean and I never felt uncomfortable. It seemed to be run by a small team, yet everyone provided warm and very attentive service that made my stay pleasant throughout. Even though it isn’t far from Tokyo, I think this Accommodation is special for offering an escape into nature in such a peaceful setting. Amenities are minimal essentials only, so if you have specific preferences you may want to bring what you need—earplugs included—for an even more comfortable stay. This time I traveled alone, but next time I would love to visit with my family.

This time, due to the circumstances of the original accommodation (Bokakakan), we stayed at Ryokan Gero Onsen Sasara. Initially, we were a bit anxious, but we were completely satisfied with the meals, room, onsen, and staff. This accommodation is one we would like to use again when visiting Gero Onsen.

I stayed here as a Hotel for a fan trip. Thank you for upgrading my stay. It was helpful, as fewer Hotels offer smoking Rooms these days. The Room was spacious and nice. However, the lighting was warm-toned, which made doing my makeup difficult. I wish there had been a white light near the mirror. I ended up opening the curtains and using natural light while doing my makeup. I understand it’s a Hotel, but the hair dryer airflow was also weak, so it would be helpful if guests could choose a stronger one for an additional fee. The location is good—one stop from Tokyo Dome and close to the station. But I wouldn’t really say it’s within walking distance from Tokyo Dome.

About a three-minute walk from the Kabuki-za Theatre, it was very convenient—I could return right away even after the evening performance ended. This time I stayed on the Executive Floor, so in the evening I relaxed at the bar, enjoying drinks and hors d’oeuvres while taking in Ginza’s streetscape and night views. The platter included smoked salmon and prosciutto, and I could also choose pickles and nuts; it was great that these were included. For alcohol there was champagne, several wines, whisky, and sake, but cocktails were charged separately. I took some soup back to my Room and it was delicious, but carrying hot soup to the Room in a paper cup felt unsafe. The Room was a twin; not spacious, but it had a separate bathroom with a rain shower. There is a washing area, but no space for changing clothes. When I first entered the Room, it was lovely that the curtains opened with music. The view faced another building, but I could still enjoy some night scenery at an angle. Many of the staff were non-Japanese, but their Japanese was fluent and polite. On departure day when I asked about transportation to Yokohama, I was told to walk to Ginza Station rather than use nearby Higashi-Ginza Station—but you can go directly from Higashi-Ginza Station too, right? When pulling a suitcase through Ginza, shorter is better—so why?

I was able to relax and unwind. The building seems to have been built during Japan’s bubble era and is a bit dated, but the high ceilings and spacious washroom made it very comfortable to use, and the paintings and interior decor throughout the Accommodation were lovely. The meals were also delicious. I had walked around the area before but never noticed it. I’m glad I found such a great Accommodation.

The room was clean, the facilities were great, and I was very satisfied. However, the price suddenly increased from 50,000 yen for two nights to 89,000 yen, making it unaffordable. I wonder if the price hike is due to an increase in foreign guests. It's disappointing because I really liked this place. Considering that I don't use the washing machine or eat meals here and only stay to sleep, that price is a bit too high. I hope the prices can be adjusted back.

Because my paternal family grave is in Kanazawa, I stay one night in Kanazawa every year. I’ve stayed at various places, but this year I chose this Hotel for its convenient access from Musashigatsuji. The group has sister Hotels in places like Atami, so I was somewhat familiar with the concept, and it felt like a clean and comfortable space. In a positive sense, it’s a minimalist design with no unnecessary extras. Considering the price range, both the Room and the shared spaces inside the Hotel were more than satisfactory. The large public bath had a better atmosphere than expected, and the interior fittings were excellent; I also appreciated being able to enjoy coffee milk after bathing. On the other hand, there are essentially no amenities provided, so I wouldn’t recommend it to anyone expecting amenities. As for everything outside the Hotel itself, the location is excellent—not only is Omicho Market very close, but if you don’t mind walking you can also reach Korinbo, Higashi Chaya District, Kazuemachi Chaya District, and Kanazawa Station on foot for an efficient way to enjoy Kanazawa.

This was my third stay. Each time, I have stayed in a Japanese-Western style room with an open-air bath. The spacious in-room open-air bath is large enough for four people, and you can enjoy the golden hot spring water. There is also a shower room, and I feel the price is very reasonable. The service was courteous, and the front desk staff at check-in were especially friendly, with a bright smile that left a great impression. Also, the restaurant staff member from overseas spoke excellent Japanese and carefully cleared empty dishes without making noise. I have stayed at about four Itoen Hotels, but this Grand Hotel is my favorite. I will make another Reservation.

Everything was clean. The staff were very helpful, and I was very satisfied. It has become a Hotel I would like to visit again.

I stayed in a Room at Hakubaittei. The building is old, and the in-room toilet, sink, and bath felt dated, but everything was well cleaned and felt hygienic. The light switches were unresponsive and had a delay before turning on, which was inconvenient. The Onsen baths offer a wide variety and were very satisfying. There are also many open-air baths. The changing area was clean as well. There are several entrances to the baths, but when using the entrance near the front desk, the cold-water dispenser was only located between the changing area and the bathing area. It would have been nice to have a cold-water dispenser with cups near that entrance or in the changing area. There were dispensers near other entrances. The meals weren’t anything special, but everything tasted good. The service was also good. The breakfast buffet had plenty of variety and was delicious, with shabu-shabu, tuna sashimi, and kamameshi even in the morning. I chose this Accommodation for the baths and food, so it was absolutely the right choice! I’d like to stay again.

As soon as we entered, the ocean spread out before us—it was so beautiful and truly moving. The Room also had an ocean view, and we were able to relax and enjoy a peaceful stay. The food was delicious, and the staff were very kind and attentive. Thank you very much.

In many ways, an easy-to-use Hotel.

We traveled with my son’s family and looked for a Room where we could all stay together. The Room was spacious and had a jacuzzi, which everyone enjoyed. The dinner course was also excellent, with very tender meat. The only drawback was that there was no washing machine in the Room. There was a coin laundry, but we had to keep track of the time and go pick up our laundry, which made it hard to fully relax. Since this is a Resort Hotel with many beachgoers, I hope this can be improved.

We chose this Accommodation expecting great food, and both dinner and breakfast were thoughtfully prepared—our whole family was very satisfied, exceeding our expectations. The hostess (or staff member) was also very friendly, making our stay truly comfortable. With only a few guest rooms, we could enjoy the bath at a relaxed pace, and we would definitely like to stay again if we have the chance.

Onsen water even came out of the bath in our Room—how unusual. The food was also very delicious. The freshly made rolled omelet at breakfast was served hot and tasted great. Since we were on a Multiple Night Stay, I was surprised that we were served salt-baked sea bream. There were three baths in total. Thanks to the Onsen, my skin felt smooth. However, it was hard to see your footing in the open-air bath, and the stairs felt scary. The Room is a bit old, so the tatami floors creaked. The welcome drinks were wine and orange juice. We took some sweets (Chateraise baked treats) back to the Room and enjoyed them slowly. Tea and coffee were set up by the stairs so you could drink them in your Room, and we could have as much as we wanted without hesitation. It’s a place where you can relax in your Room at ease. All of the staff were kind, so it’s somewhere I’d like to visit again. Thank you very much.

I’ve stayed at many Accommodations, and this one was a standout for the first time in a while. The hospitality and the Room Facilities were more than enough for a stay with No Meals Included. It also made me think—in the best way—that the meals are probably delicious too. For babies, things like light switches may draw their attention, but I highly recommend it for families with children who no longer put things in their mouths and are running around!

We stayed here for our honeymoon, and the staff welcomed us with big smiles and congratulations, which made us smile too. Although it’s a small property, both the Room and the garden have a charming atmosphere, and we appreciated the service at the gazebo next to the Onsen. The food was delicious, and it was especially nice at breakfast to grill fish and nori ourselves. The rice was so good that we had seconds. Above all, the staff were warm and attentive, and we’d love to come back.

Made a last-minute Reservation the day before. On a whim, I hoped it might help support the recovery efforts even a little—and we were even upgraded to a Room one rank above what we had reserved. The Facility showed its age, but we had the large public bath almost to ourselves and were able to relax. The food was delicious, and the portions were just right. It felt homey, and the staff were very pleasant, making it a great trip.