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The building is old, but the Room had been renovated. Dinner was outstanding. Each dish was carefully prepared, and it was a truly satisfying experience—delicious not only to taste but also to enjoy with the eyes. The foreign staff member who assisted us was also extremely polite and hardworking, which made us feel genuinely warm and welcomed. That day there were few guests, and it seemed that the Accommodation thoughtfully placed our Room farther away from others. It may have just been by chance. Thanks to that, we were able to fully enjoy a quiet, private time in a spacious setting. We were impressed by such wonderful consideration. The food, service, and atmosphere were all comfortable, and we would definitely like to stay again. Thank you very much.

I stayed here because I had a live show in Hamamatsu and planned to head to Kakegawa Kachoen first thing the next morning. Luckily, they upgraded my room, so it was spacious and very comfortable. After traveling and the concert, I really appreciated having a large public bath. Breakfast also had a good variety. However, the mineral water and tea in the vending machines on the first floor were sold out, so I had to go to a convenience store—I would have appreciated more frequent restocking. I’d like to stay here again.

This was my second stay. Once again, I was able to relax and rest well. The Room was clean, and the breakfast was delicious. (The pudding is delicious!)

I stayed for two nights while hiking Kuju. Both the dinner and the Onsen were excellent. After coming back exhausted from the hike, you can soak in the Onsen right away. There are no shops open at night in the area, so having dinner included is a big help. However, it’s very generous, so some people may find it a bit too much. The hospitality was also wonderful. I would love to stay again.

We stayed here for a family trip, and we were extremely satisfied with this Accommodation overall! Best of all, “Ichiban Shibori” was all-you-can-drink from the moment we checked in. While the Room does feel a bit dated, it was thoroughly cleaned and very comfortable. Because the Facility has been expanded multiple times, getting to our Room felt like navigating a maze (in a good way), which made it fun—like an adventure. Dinner offered an excellent selection, including sashimi, braised pork belly, oden, marinated firefly squid (hotaru-ika), and even craft beer. Breakfast items like shirasu and negitoro were also delicious. The baths were wonderful—especially the open-air “Takimi Bath” with a waterfall view! Since there is no washing area at the Takimi Bath, we recommend washing in the main public bath first before heading over.

It was nice that this small Accommodation was quiet and peaceful. The Onsen had a gentle sulfur scent and natural mineral deposits, which felt good for the skin. Meals were served in a private dining room, so we could relax without worrying about others.

It was so comfortable that it made me wish I could live here. If you plan to have a barbecue, I recommend bringing a fine-mesh grill grate. Breakfast surrounded by greenery and birdsong was wonderful. I’d love to stay again.

The bath water was silky-smooth, making it incredibly relaxing and wonderful.

We chose this Hotel for our long-awaited trip to Takachiho. The staff welcomed us warmly, and we were deeply moved when they sang local folk songs during breakfast and dinner. The meals were thoughtfully prepared using ingredients from Takachiho, and my husband and I were touched throughout our stay. It seemed there were Japanese bush warblers in the mountain beside the Hotel, and in the morning I woke to their beautiful song. I lay in bed for a while just listening, feeling an indescribable happiness down to my very core. The Room was spacious with a great layout, and it was incredibly comfortable—we even talked about how we’d love to arrange our own Room like this! We would definitely love to stay here again.

If you don’t mind the price, there are probably Hotels closer to Tokyo Dome, but when I searched on Yahoo! Travel, this one was reasonably priced. To get to Tokyo Dome: it’s about a 10-minute walk from the Hotel to Okachimachi Station (I walk slowly), then from Okachimachi you transfer once at Akihabara to Suidobashi, and after that it’s about a 10-minute walk to Tokyo Dome (again, I walk slowly). They stored my luggage in the morning, there was a microwave right outside the elevator, and they cleaned the Room even during a Multiple Night Stay. There was also a bedside clock (I didn’t check whether it had an alarm function). They said there were women-only services; at check-in I received one-time pouches of each item—face mask sheet, makeup remover, facial cleanser, toner, and serum—as well as bath salts. You can receive one set per stay (once per Accommodation), but you can get one of each type. I was especially happy about the face mask. The shower water pressure was neither too strong nor too weak, and there were no issues with toilet flushing. Of course there was a washlet and a hair dryer (the airflow is slightly weak but it’s quiet and also has a cool setting). The “cleaning needed/not needed” sign was magnetic, so I could cover and block the peephole as well. The lock is an auto-lock card key system (card must be returned when checking out); inside the door there is only a thumbturn lock. I would have been even happier if there had been a trash bin near the sink. Occasionally I heard water sounds like someone flushing in another Room. I’m not sure whether anyone stayed next door; as for voices, I only faintly heard staff talking while cleaning in the hallway. Also on the morning of day two, for some reason my Room sometimes smelled like grilled fish. What bothered me most is that the Hotel entrance has stairs with no ramp, so you need to lift heavy luggage. All in all, it was more than sufficient for traveling for a live show. Overall, I think it was good.

I stayed at this accommodation during my visit to Kanazawa. The meals were all truly delicious, with a refined taste that highlighted seasonal ingredients, leaving me deeply impressed. This small accommodation with only 7 rooms offered a very quiet and peaceful stay, and the staff's warm hospitality was exceptional. Its proximity to Kanazawa city and the tranquil surroundings allowed me to enjoy a relaxing time. I would love to visit again.

The room was very clean and spacious, allowing for a relaxing stay. The meals were delicious, and the large public bath and open-air bath offered both hotter and slightly warm options, making it easy to enjoy for extended periods. Despite being early September, cicadas were chirping, creating a nostalgic atmosphere to savor the end of summer while relaxing in the open-air bath. Thank you to all the staff for making it a memorable experience!

It was a very clean Room with a separate bath and toilet, not a unit bath. The built-in switches for the lighting and other fixtures were also high-end.

From check-in and being shown to our Room, to the service during meals and through check-out, all staff were kind and welcoming. The meals were also very delicious. The entrance gate is narrow, so getting in and out by car was a bit difficult, but that was the only minor issue.

For the past few years, we have stayed here almost every year. It reminds us how wonderful it is to spend time with family in nature. The Room and the surrounding greenery are beautifully maintained, and we also enjoy the delicious meals. The fun activities and the relaxing time are both fantastic. Above all, all of the staff are truly wonderful, and it became a joyful summer family memory. Thank you again for this year.

My family of three stayed here recently. It was a last-minute trip, so we made our Reservation right before traveling. The Room we got was an 8-tatami Japanese-style room. I was a little disappointed at first, but once we checked in, I opened the door and found the entrance to the private bath right in front of us. A light at the entrance shows whether it’s in use, so whenever it was off, we could head straight in—such a convenient location. Best of all, the private bath is free, which was very appealing. The meals were also perfectly timed as a course menu, and everything was delicious! Both dinner and breakfast were exactly to our taste. It was a truly relaxing two days. This has become an Accommodation we’d love to visit again as a family soon.

Tucked away a little off the prefectural road, this Accommodation is quietly situated—and truly wonderful. With only a small number of guest Rooms, they seem to focus on attentive hospitality. The meals were outstanding at both dinner and breakfast—so generous you’ll wonder if it’s really okay to eat that much. The price is a bit on the high side, but the value for money is excellent; everything was carefully prepared and genuinely delicious. We stayed as a couple, and the Room was quiet, spacious, and spotless. The Onsen was also fantastic and incredibly relaxing. The open-air bath is wide and spacious, and you can stretch out on a reclining chair in front of nature with nothing on—an amazing refresh that lets you forget everyday life for a while. There was complimentary summer mandarin juice at both the front desk and the large public bath area, and it was delicious too. Our Room had a semi-open-air bath, but that one felt fairly standard. I’m very disappointed that I slept in and missed going to the morning public bath. I’d love to stay again—the staff’s sincerity really came through.

Headed straight from Yamagata Station to the Hotel. Enjoyed a lunch buffet at La Seine, the restaurant on the 1st floor of the Hotel. I ended up eating too much, and it was over 30°C outside. I considered waiting in front of the front desk until check-in, but there were artworks on display throughout the building—sculptures and paintings from Japan and abroad—so my time passed pleasantly and productively. As a long-established Hotel, you can feel its heritage in the paintings displayed in the Room, yet areas such as the bathroom are well maintained and felt fresh and new. It was a relaxing guest Room.

Although minimal, the Facility was well equipped. In addition to two provided chairs, there was also a chair suitable for desk work, which seemed convenient for business use.

A prior Review mentioned that there were many foreign staff, and it felt like most of the staff were non-Japanese. However, their Japanese was very good and the service was fine, so it didn’t bother me. Amenities are placed in the lobby and you take what you need yourself. They had plenty, including toner, makeup remover, shampoo, etc. You can drink coffee and tea for free at the cafe corner, which was a nice service. The meals were mainly Japanese cuisine and were delicious. Personally, I loved the stylish and cute small plates used for the dishes. The bath was pleasant too, but I felt there weren’t enough hair dryers. Especially for women who need more time to dry their hair, I ended up thinking I’d have to wait my turn… and that it might be faster to go back to my Room with wet hair and dry it there. The view from the Room was great and was the best part. The mountains and river looked beautiful—wonderful scenery.