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I stayed here to visit Senjojiki Cirque. There is parking, and the Room had just been renovated and was clean, making for a very comfortable stay. The spacious Room had one semi-double bed and one single bed. We used it as a twin, but it would also work well for a family. The bath and toilet were separate, which was convenient because we didn’t have to wait our turn. Since we had an early schedule, we chose the no-breakfast Plan. It’s about a 20-minute drive to Suganodai Bus Terminal.

Reserved a one-night stay with no meals included for watching the Suzuka Circuit. The accommodation was new, clean, and very comfortable. It was quiet, allowing for a good night's sleep. Appreciated the disposable slippers provided.

I really enjoyed the Hoshino world. It has a strong, distinctive style (in a good way). Since Taketomi was a more traditional, mellow experience, that may be why it stood out even more this time. The deep-sea-like reception area, Rooms without an entryway, and a dining table with a sink were all surprising in terms of the facilities—and uniquely fun. There are many different activity programs as well. The performers in “Hamauri Ashibi” were bright, entertaining, and wonderful, and Ms. M’s “Garden Tour” guide was warm and enjoyable too. Going forward, the key will be how well you can communicate and share with guests that your interpretation of “Hoshinoya luxury,” including personal service, is not the conventional approach. When you’ve become the undisputed “top tier,” please let me stay again!

We stayed here for a short trip while visiting family. We chose the Plan that included Yunessun and a kaiseki dinner. Since we drove, following the navigation took us down a very narrow, steep road, which honestly made us wonder if it was really okay (lol). The Room was spacious, and our kids were extremely happy. The building felt fairly old, but it had charm and a tasteful, atmospheric feel. Because there are only a small number of Rooms overall, we were able to enjoy the bath almost like having it privately reserved. For the kaiseki meal, we moved to Mikawaya’s dining area in another building. There were so many dishes and such generous portions—and our kids were served the same amount as adults—that we unfortunately couldn’t finish everything. Still, it was incredibly delicious and very satisfying. The soba-tea pudding at the end was outstanding. In addition to tickets for Yunessun for the next day, they also provided festival-game tickets, and we were allowed to use the Ryokan parking lot free of charge while using Yunessun. We truly appreciated their hospitality.

Upon check-in, the entrance was crowded with foreign guests, some sitting on the floor with scattered luggage, which was surprising. The trash bins were overflowing, and there were items like empty instant noodle cups. The room and amenities were pleasant, allowing for a relaxing stay. However, the space between the bed and wall was narrow, making it difficult to find a spot to open a suitcase. Breakfast offered both Japanese and Western options, so even during my two-night stay, I didn’t get tired of it.

Stayed with my 93-year-old mother. The room and restaurant were on the second floor, and while the lack of an elevator might be a drawback for elderly guests, the staff kindly provided a wheelchair and assisted us by carrying it up the stairs. The bath was clean, with flowing hot spring water, which was excellent. The room had been renovated and was very clean; however, there were many steps inside the room that could be challenging for elderly guests (though not an issue for younger visitors). From our room, we had a view of the well-maintained garden, which I imagine would be stunning during autumn foliage season. Located within a golf course facility, there is also an impressive rock sculpture—possibly man-made or utilizing natural elements—that is worth seeing. The golf course itself is well-maintained and makes this accommodation ideal for those planning an overnight golfing trip.

I stayed here for work. The building shows its age, but it is well-maintained, and the front desk staff provide smooth and courteous service with a sense of experience. One minor drawback is the limited number of laundry machines, which can be inconvenient. If they are in use, you may need to visit a nearby coin laundry.

The views are beautiful, and the peaceful setting lets you enjoy a special getaway. There is also a sauna, and each Room has its own bathroom and toilet, so even large groups can stay comfortably with plenty of privacy. We tried the BBQ once, but it wasn’t quite what we expected. Since delivery is available, you may be fine without meals included. The butler’s service was excellent as well. For older guests, the beds may feel a bit too high.

A friendly manager provides attentive service. The Facility is kept clean.

I finally got to stay at Lily's House! As imagined, it was a great accommodation. The building is old, but the interior has been beautifully renovated, and the Goemon bath had a wonderful atmosphere. I was very satisfied. The staff were also flexible and accommodating. Highly recommended!

A microwave, toaster, and a dispenser for coffee and café au lait were available, and ice was free! There is also a space where you can have dinner or breakfast. The Room had an electric shoe dryer, which was great for freshening up sweaty shoes after lots of walking in Furano! There was no bathtub—only a shower booth—but it was comfortable with a larger shower head. WiFi seemed to require free membership registration with the group, so I deducted one star. When I asked the front desk about restaurants for dinner, they gave me an A4 list. I visited in July, but the restaurants at the roadside station right in front closed at 5:00 PM except for one place called Cafe Yorimichi. Since it’s away from the city center, the price was reasonable and overall satisfaction was high!

First, the male staff member at the front desk felt off from the way he responded. To my questions, he seemed detached, showed no sense of urgency, and didn’t really give me an answer. The Room was smaller than I expected… to the point where I wondered if it was even the same Room as in the photos. The private open-air bath was excellent—very private and relaxing. It was a shame it was limited to one hour. There are many sightseeing spots nearby, and the location is convenient overall. The meals were very delicious and clearly thoughtfully prepared. It’s also enjoyable because they explain everything in detail. Both dinner and breakfast are quite filling, so you may want to skip snacks in between. Overall, it felt a bit underwhelming for the price, but since the food was great, I’ll leave this rating.

The building is old, but it has been kept reasonably clean. I’m sensitive to the dusty feel of older buildings, but it didn’t bother me much. It’s a traditional pension with a retro vibe. The owner was also very pleasant. I stayed in a Room with a unit bath. The unit bath was small and not really the kind you can relax in, but considering the price, I was satisfied. I’d like to stay here again when I visit Hakuba.

The bath is a bit old-fashioned, but the Onsen water was wonderfully silky and excellent. As others have mentioned, the building is older and has quite a few stairs, but it has been nicely renovated and thoroughly cleaned, so it didn’t bother us and we were comfortable. The Accommodation staff were also very kind.