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I stayed here when I traveled alone to Morioka to see the cherry blossoms. The building is a bit old, but it was kept very clean, and the Room had been renovated and was comfortable. I can’t eat a lot, so I chose a plan with smaller portions at a lower price. The amount was just right, and I finished everything. The food was delicious. The view from the Room was amazing.

The room design was excellent, and the cute flowers placed here and there added a warm touch. The food was outstanding, and we enjoyed it at our own pace with in-room dining. The staff who served us were pleasant, and all other staff members were attentive, leaving no room for any unpleasant experiences. We would definitely love to stay again!

Since my relatives’ family home is in Shimada City, I stayed here during my visit. We had lunch at KADODE OOIGAWA and enjoyed seeing the Thomas the Tank Engine with my grandchild—it was truly fun. However, I regret eating too much at lunch and not being able to finish Sanpotei’s dinner. Honestly, it was an excellent meal for the price. Breakfast was all handmade and served warm; the slightly sweet rolled omelet, hijiki seaweed, dried horse mackerel, and more were comforting and delicious. It’s a simple Accommodation in town, but after crossing Horai Bridge, it was a great place to rest and soothe pleasantly tired bodies. Thank you very much.

This was my first stay, and it offered far more freedom than a Business Hotel with No Meals Included. The sunset over the sea in the evening was amazing! I enjoyed a blissful time sipping freshly brewed drip coffee. Great value—100 out of 100.

I came to Kakunodate for the first time to see the weeping cherry blossoms at the samurai residences. Since I prefer to eat dinner out, I stayed at this Hotel with a No Meals Included plan. The Room was clean and I had no complaints about the Facility, but it felt more like a clinic ward than I expected—almost like being hospitalized... I was also a little disappointed that the bed was on the small side. All of the staff were very pleasant, and when I got lost on the way to an izakaya they recommended, they even came with me. The restaurant was wonderful as well. I also enjoyed the free breakfast (rice balls and pork miso soup) the next morning. I would like to stay here again.

Facilities & Surroundings There are very few shared Facilities, and the overall layout is compact. There isn’t much to do within walking distance nearby, so it felt difficult to go out without a car. Room The Room isn’t especially spacious, but it has the basic essentials. It feels more like a vacation home than a Hotel, with a noticeable “home-like” atmosphere for better or worse. Some details also feel cost-conscious in design, which may come down to personal preference. Onsen There is only an open-air bath, but it was enough to enjoy during the stay. Service Rather than the polished service you might expect from typical Hotel staff, the operation felt relatively casual. If you’re expecting luxury-Hotel-level professionalism and hospitality, it may feel different from what you imagine. Dining The cuisine is French-inspired and makes good use of local ingredients; overall, everything was delicious. That said, in the latter courses it felt less about premium ingredients themselves and more about creatively finishing dishes with comparatively lower-cost items. Considering the restaurant on its own, my satisfaction level felt around JPY 20,000 per person. Overall Review While the dining was excellent, considering this as “staying as an overnight guest,” I felt the price was somewhat high when factoring in the Room and overall Facilities. On the other hand, if viewed more like usage rights or a membership-style Accommodation rather than a standard Hotel stay, your perspective may differ. Overall, this seems better suited for those who want to enjoy quiet surroundings along with dining and an Onsen experience than for those seeking a distinctly luxurious getaway or highly attentive service.

Everything was beautifully organized, quiet, and very comfortable. I would love to visit again in a different season.

The meals, views, and baths were all excellent. Above all, the staff’s service was attentive and outstanding. This is an Accommodation I would like to visit again.

The kiosk at Mino-Ota Station closes at 7:00 PM, and there is no convenience store on the station’s Hotel side, so I headed to the Hotel wondering about dinner. However, there are many restaurants around the Hotel, so finding dinner was not a problem. The Hotel front desk also sold items ranging from cup noodles to light snacks. The building itself is old, but the Room was spacious and equipped with an air purifier, making my stay comfortable. I would like to stay here again.

My spouse and I stayed for one night and two days. The Facility was very clean overall, and it was stocked with plenty of the latest appliances. The sauna came with unlimited firewood, and it heated up properly. The river right in front was cold and felt amazing. The provided shampoo and conditioner were also great. It’s a place that makes you want to come back regularly to refresh.

I used this place for my fishing expedition in Shimane. The location is excellent, situated between Hamada and Oda, making it a very nice spot. I will definitely come again next time.

We stayed overnight after a day at the beach. The Accommodation owner was very gentle and welcoming, which made us feel at ease. When we asked about setting off the fireworks we brought, he suggested an open space in the parking lot next door and even lent us a bucket (we’re sorry for leaving the firework debris as well). The meals were carefully prepared and absolutely delicious. Thanks to such thoughtful hospitality, we were able to relax and enjoy a peaceful time.

We stayed in two rooms with one Shepherd and four Golden Retrievers. The trash bin in the room was placed above the eye level of large dogs, and there was a counter-like shelf by the bedside where we could place items like glasses that we didn’t want them to mess with. This thoughtful setup was truly appreciated, and I was impressed! The meals were all delicious, especially the marinated octopus at dinner—it was my favorite! The owner was very kind; after enjoying some snow activities nearby the next day, they invited us to have tea in the dining area. We gladly accepted their offer, had a relaxing chat, and even received souvenirs. It’s such a warm accommodation that made me want to stay again soon. Thank you so much!

Conveniently located near Yubatake. The hot spring water was excellent, and I fully enjoyed Kusatsu. Thank you!

For my first trip to Saga, I stayed at this accommodation that I had been curious about for a long time. This time, I chose a room with an open-air bath that I couldn't stop thinking about. The bath was spacious, and the changing scenery and temperature throughout the day made it absolutely perfect! Since I'm not interested in saunas at all, I spent most of my time soaking in the room's bath. The staff were kind, and although I didn't have high expectations for TeamLab, it was impressive how they repurposed unused areas of the accommodation for collaboration. Of course, TeamLab itself was wonderful too. The food was delicious; however, if there's one thing to mention—it might be that the dining area felt either too bright or perhaps the tables were placed too close together... It gave off a slightly restless vibe or lacked a sense of calmness compared to other spaces in the accommodation. It almost felt like stepping into a completely different place with more of a cafeteria-like atmosphere—not disappointing but noticeably different from elsewhere in this lovely accommodation. Still, it's definitely an accommodation I'd love to visit again! Thank you so much to all the staff!

I decided to stay as I had to visit Eniwa unexpectedly and returning home at night would have been difficult. It was a simple, courteous, and well-serviced accommodation that left me satisfied.

I stayed here for sightseeing. The Facility is old, but the staff were so kind that it didn’t bother me at all, and the meals were delicious. It wasn’t flashy, but many ingredients from Aomori were used, and the flavors were exceptional. Also, the sake was from Towada and was simply very good. If you’re taking the bus instead of driving, I recommend boarding at Hachinohe Station or Misawa Station and getting off at Towada City Chuo, as it’s very close to the Hotel. There is also a large local supermarket within walking distance from the Hotel, so you can get most things you need. If I have a chance to visit Towada again, I’d love to stay here again. Thank you very much.

I stayed for one night because a family member was being discharged early in the morning. It’s very convenient since it’s close to both the station and the hospital. I booked a non-smoking Room, and I wasn’t thrilled to learn there was a smoking area on the floor, but thankfully there was no cigarette smell. The unit bath was fairly spacious, and I also liked that the sink area was separate. However, due to my misunderstanding, I thought Kikonai also charged an Accommodation Tax, so I asked a male staff member at the front desk what the difference is between places that charge it and places that don’t. His response was basically “Why are you asking me?” When I looked into it more closely, it seems all of Hokkaido may be subject to an Accommodation Tax. I’ll check later, but since it’s a Hotel-related question, I would have appreciated an answer (sorry for my ignorance). Also, I wasn’t told that there were no amenities in the Room and that I needed to pick them up at the front desk. It was a hassle to go get them, but since I had stayed at a friend’s place until the day before and still had some with me, I used those instead. I’m glad I kept them with me rather than packing them away. There were cars with license plates from many different areas around Hokkaido, but the Hotel itself was quiet and nice. There are convenience stores and izakaya nearby as well, so it didn’t feel inconvenient. If I go to Kikonai again, I’d like to stay here again. One thing I found strange is why staying on Monday costs more than staying on Sunday. (Sorry again for my lack of knowledge.) Most other places are cheaper on weekdays—just something I wondered about.

Soaking in the Onsen surrounded by nature is truly uplifting. Just an hour from Nagoya is also a plus.

I noticed a hotel in Hiroshima and found out there is one in Shinjuku as well. I stayed there during my trip to Tokyo because I heard there is a delicious bakery and it has a stylish atmosphere. There are many comments that it is frequently used by foreigners, and the dim lighting inside gives it an overseas travel vibe. (I like dimly lit hotels abroad) On the other hand, the room has been renovated and is clean, featuring popular modern Japanese interior design. Personally, I found the interior and the front desk service comfortable, and with the diverse clientele, I hardly heard any Japanese (though Japanese is understood), which made it very relaxing. The breakfast and Italian food are also delicious. The location is good, so it's easy to take a stroll to the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building's observation deck at night. I definitely want to stay there again.