전국 × 꽃을 즐길 수 있는 숙소객실 및 어메니티 평가가 높은 호텔·료칸 - 83페이지

A must-experience traditional townhouse. We stayed for 3 nights with 4 people. The building is new and functional, with luxurious decor that delights the eyes at every turn. The bathroom features a modern unit bath, and the beautiful tiles on the walls made it a relaxing space to spend time in. There are toilets on both the first and second floors, so even with a larger group, there was no inconvenience. Despite visiting during a cold season, the underfloor heating kept us warm, avoiding the typical chill often associated with townhouses. If I may add one suggestion, chairs or sofas would have been nice. Since it was tatami flooring and a sunken kotatsu table setup, it might feel slightly less comfortable for foreign guests.

A very warm family-run accommodation! The host, his wife, and their children were very friendly and approachable, leaving a great impression. Additionally, the bread baked by the wife was exceptional, making for a wonderfully tasteful breakfast. It was such a pleasant accommodation that I would love to stay here again if given the chance. Thank you!

We checked in around 9 PM after watching the Tateshina Lake Fireworks Festival. The gracious master warmly welcomed us. Looking at the wall, there was a jazz live poster. It was a pity that we missed a major artist's live performance by just one day. It's wonderful to have such a big band come to a pension, which is quite charming given the location. We used a room for four people with just the two of us, so it was very spacious. The beds were two single-sized ones, very comfortable with excellent cushioning and performance. The bath was a unit bath like in a regular household, with water replaced for each user, and there were two of them. There was plenty of hot water, which was nice. The toilet was shared, but it had a washlet, so there was no inconvenience. For example, there was no trash can or tissue in the room, but there were high-quality paper towels in the washroom. There was also a free lounge with a refrigerator, microwave, and various tableware that could be used freely, making it a very convenient system once you got used to it. It was a cold night with temperatures dropping below 10°C, but the room heater quietly and comfortably warmed the space. Breakfast was served by the owner couple on a single plate, but the salad with plenty of local vegetables was very fresh and delicious. The bread was all-you-can-eat, so those who want to eat a lot are welcome. Considering the price, I think it's a property with excellent cost performance. Next time, I would love to stay for the live performance. I wish the owner couple continued health and success.

The location near Kiyomizu-Gojo Station was very convenient, and it was a big help that they could store our luggage on the day of arrival. The Ryokan staff and employees were also very friendly and welcoming, which made a great impression. Dinner was a light kaiseki course, but it was just right for women—luxurious and delicious—and we enjoyed it at a relaxed pace in a private room. We were very satisfied with both breakfast and dinner at this price. We would love to stay again.

The building has a vintage charm, with creaking hallways and stairs adding to its character. The room is a simple and calming Japanese-style room. Facilities and amenities are comparable to those of a Business Hotel. There are shared toilets on each floor, kept very clean, and the washbasins are spacious and convenient to use. The bath is newly renovated and can accommodate about five people at once, though the water pressure in the shower was slightly weak. Both breakfast and dinner were delicious, with dinner being particularly impressive due to its variety and generous portions. The hotel is managed solely by the owner couple, who handle everything themselves. It must be challenging during busy seasons—please take care of yourselves! I look forward to staying here again someday.

I stayed for one night on a weekday. Coincidentally, we were the only guests that day, which was nice, but the view stretching from the town below to the sea was breathtaking. The night view from the room was also stunning and thoroughly enjoyable. The hosts were pleasant, the food was delicious, and while the building itself is ordinary, it was impeccably clean with no complaints at all. Since it is located slightly away from highways and towns, I highly recommend it for those who want to enjoy sunrise or night views in tranquility.

A solo trip without a car. Although the accommodation is a bit far from the station, the distance was manageable while strolling along Yufuin's Yunotsubo Street. However, the uphill path from the main bus road to the accommodation was steeper and more mountainous than expected, so it might be challenging with large luggage. Since this is a no meals included accommodation, I had pre-booked a nice-looking restaurant within walking distance, which worked out well. Be aware that other restaurants in the area tend to close early. The walk back at night was quite dark and slightly scary. The bath was spacious with an excellent view—truly wonderful! However, as there is no indoor bath, it might be tough during winter. The room itself was in an old building but clean and had a charming atmosphere. If you don’t mind uphill paths, Lake Kinrin is nearby and perfect for a morning stroll. Overall, I think this was a great accommodation!

This was my first stay, and the hotel is located right on the slopes, making it very convenient for skiing/snowboarding. The meal was part of a reasonable plan, and the steak was delicious—I’m glad I chose this plan. The room had a humidifier and was warm and comfortable. Next time, I’d like to book a multiple night stay.

Since I visit Madarao Kogen 2–3 times every year, I always book this Room for a Multiple Night Stay whenever it is available. The Facility is understandably a bit dated, but the Room is thoroughly cleaned, and I truly appreciate how kindly they take care of me even when I arrive late each time.

Stayed as a couple with a small dog. This accommodation felt more like a pension than a hotel. It was like visiting a seaside villa, with great ocean views from the accommodation and a relaxing stay. The meals were full of Ibaraki specialties, including natto, seafood, beef, and melon—plentiful and satisfying. It was slightly disappointing that access to the beach from the accommodation was far, as the direct stairs seemed to be deteriorating and unusable. The owner had a wonderful personality and their love for dogs made our stay enjoyable.

Although I arrived late, I was able to enjoy the bath. I departed early in the morning without being able to express my gratitude, and I apologize for that. I truly had a very pleasant stay!

The Room was clean, and the front desk staff were friendly. However, the toilet and washbasin felt uncomfortably close—like in a studio apartment. That said, dinner was excellent, so overall it was a satisfying stay. The portion size, quality, and atmosphere were all great.

An affordable Ryokan where you can stay at a great price. The building is old but well-maintained. The bath, toilet, and washroom are shared, but they are also clean and tidy. I enjoyed chatting with other guests in the washroom. For someone like me who grew up in the Showa era, it feels nostalgic.

Stayed in an 8-tatami mat Japanese-style room without a toilet or bath. I usually stay in a double room at a business hotel, but the absence of a toilet and bath made the room feel more spacious. The bath was not very large, but compared to a unit bath, it was much more spacious and relaxing. The ryokan had a charming atmosphere, which was delightful. Since I didn't have high expectations due to the lack of toilet and bath, I was very satisfied with my stay.