전국 × 꽃을 즐길 수 있는 숙소시설・설비의 평가가 높은 호텔·료칸 - 71페이지

We stayed for one night starting August 28. After finishing the Hakushu Distillery tour, we checked in around 4:00 PM and enjoyed the garden BBQ from 6:00 PM. Everything was delicious—beef, pork, and seafood, as well as the yakisoba served at the end, salt rice balls, and even dessert—and we were completely satisfied both physically and mentally. The bath is available 24 hours a day, and the far-infrared effect of the stone tub warmed us through to our core. From our Room, we had a stunning view of Mt. Fuji—an unbeatable location. The owner was also very friendly; we enjoyed chatting with them and had a truly relaxing time. This is a pension we would definitely like to stay at again.

We visited with five families of friends. We were very satisfied. Both the fire-starting experience and stargazing became wonderful memories.

We stayed as a couple in our 50s. Rather than a Hotel, it feels more like a charming pension-style place, which suits it well. The front desk gave the impression that they may be operating more efficiently than before, and that’s perfectly fine. The staff were all ladies older than us, so the pace was a bit relaxed—but in an endearing way. It felt warm and comfortable. The Room was spacious, with Lake Biwa stretching out beyond the window. Since this area tends to feel cold, even in April they had a heater and blankets prepared. We chose the Omi beef steak course. From the photos I wondered if it might not be enough, but it was very filling and satisfying. For breakfast, we were happy to be able to choose either Japanese or Western style. The curry was especially delicious! The bath is not an Onsen, but it was kept very clean. We went to see the Osaki cherry blossoms by the inlet. Next time, I’d love to visit again during the season when the metasequoia trees are at their best.

On the third day of my solo trip from Tokyo to Saga, I stayed at Shunkeiya in Takeo Onsen. It is located right next to the Romon Gate, and the building is very clean and beautiful. They prepared a 14-tatami corner Room for me even though I was traveling alone, and dinner served in the Room was wonderfully varied and absolutely delicious. The attendant assigned to my Room was also excellent, and the free-flowing natural hot spring water was superb. Even though I was on my own, they provided Shuttle Service to the station—an Accommodation where everything was thoughtfully taken care of. I love traveling and have stayed in many places, but considering how reasonably priced it is, I was satisfied with everything here. If it were in the Kanto area, I could visit often—it's a shame it’s not. Next time, I would definitely like to come again with my wife. This first solo trip became a truly wonderful memory for me.

We stayed at Waku, a place we had long wanted to visit. A luxurious private rental of an entire house. My spouse and I enjoyed a peaceful, quiet time. We were also deeply moved by the guest-only prayer service and temple viewing. The person who guided us was warm and attentive, which made our stay very comfortable. We also learned more about Mii-dera Temple, making it an unforgettable experience.

A small Hotel located in Karuizawa Lake New Town, where the owner couple and staff warmly welcomed us. The Hotel features a charming medieval castle-like exterior, with carefully selected interiors, furniture, and tableware that create a delightful atmosphere. The owner couple also runs popular curry restaurants in Tokyo and Karuizawa, and you can enjoy their curry as an optional meal at the Hotel. Both the curry and breakfast were incredibly delicious. Nearby the Hotel, you can find Lake Garden, stylish cafes, grocery shops, and more—perfect for enjoyable strolls. I would love to visit again!

This is a charming accommodation with a pleasant atmosphere. It is a whole-house rental, providing plenty of space to enjoy. Although the access road is narrow, having parking available is very convenient. Since roads in this area are generally narrow and parking can be difficult to secure, it’s recommended to park here and explore the area on foot. Parking before check-in or after check-out can also be arranged by consulting with the staff managing the accommodation. Meals are delivered from a catering service called "Sensan." While there was an incident of food poisoning in the past, it seems they have made significant improvements since then. The meals were delicious with a delightful aroma of dashi broth, and breakfast was also luxurious. The amenities include regular ground coffee, which was surprisingly good and added to our enjoyment during the stay.

The exterior is stylish, and every Room inside is clean, making it the perfect Hotel for a relaxing stay. The view from the window overlooks Kenrokuen Garden right in front. Since it’s a three-story building, some may find going up and down a bit inconvenient. Additionally, there are no work clothes (yukata) provided, so it's better to bring your own. The bath is spacious with a waterfall shower feature that helps relieve tension.

We stayed for three nights to enjoy river activities and a meal at the ayu fish weir. Since our stay did not include dinner, it was convenient to adjust by eating out nearby or having light meals from a convenience store. As this was right after the earthquake, we refrained from playing in the nearby river, but there are many spots around where you can play at the headwaters of the river, so we still had a wonderful time. We spent enriching moments watching the river from the Accommodation’s veranda and setting off fireworks in the garden. The Japanese-made fireworks we bought at the Accommodation had a charming feel, so we also purchased some as souvenirs. We are grateful for the thoughtful hospitality of everyone at the Accommodation. They also played with our child, which allowed us as a couple to relax. Kosa Town is conveniently located, people are kind, and you can enjoy nature—there’s nothing more to ask for. We will visit again.

I had the opportunity to use a vacation rental for the first time. At first, I thought it was expensive, but considering the recent rise in hotel prices, I decided to indulge a little and made a Reservation. The property featured an indoor bath, outdoor bath, sauna, cold bath, kitchen with an iron plate grill, fireplace, sound system, TV, and three bedrooms. We bought fresh ingredients at a nearby market and enjoyed delicious steak and teppanyaki dishes. Lighting the fireplace and gazing at the flames were experiences that are hard to come by in daily life—it was truly blissful. However, please note that some parts of the sauna can get quite hot; be cautious with temperature adjustments. Highly recommended for couples or partners looking to break out of routine!

I booked this Ryokan two days before my trip to Atami. It is located near Kinomiya Station, which is within walking distance from Atami. The location was excellent, especially being just a few minutes' walk to Kinomiya Shrine. The room was a typical Ryokan style, offering an authentic experience. Although the angle of the room was slightly awkward, I could still catch a glimpse of the sea. This Ryokan also has table tennis facilities, which provided some simple yet enjoyable entertainment. The onsen bath was small but gave a nice onsen experience. However, there were no facial cleansers available, which might be inconvenient for women. I added breakfast to my stay and enjoyed bread, bananas, boiled eggs, fruits, and drinks. While simple in variety, having breakfast at the Ryokan added to the travel atmosphere nicely.

We stayed during the Obon holiday period. Perhaps due to the Accommodation’s location, there were relatively few other guests, making it comfortable and relaxing. There are three types of baths—an indoor bath, an outdoor bath, and a cave bath (mixed-gender; disposable bathing wear required). The water temperature is on the mild side, so it feels especially pleasant in summer. We enjoyed the irori-style dinner Plan, but we didn’t feel dishes like sashimi or tempura were necessary; an irori-only meal would be perfectly sufficient. As this area is known for having some of the most beautiful starry skies in Japan, we went outside at night to stargaze. We were lucky enough to see a shooting star as well—it was truly beautiful (though we were a bit worried about bears).

Completely satisfied with everything. The meals, especially breakfast and dinner, were luxurious and delicious, and I finished every bite. I would recommend this place to friends and will definitely stay here again.

The post town atmosphere was wonderfully charming and lovely. Although there were quite a few guests on the day we stayed, it was very quiet and relaxing. The meals were also delicious both at breakfast and dinner.

I used this property to visit Kaike Onsen to eat crab. I chose to spend a bit more on meals and save on stays, so I used this property. There was also the option of a business hotel, but choosing this property was the right decision. There are comments about thin walls, and while that might be true, I didn't notice it because there happened to be no one making loud noises. I might have been lucky. The onsen bath area has a narrow and cluttered changing room, but there is a cypress semi-open-air bath (for one person), which was pleasant. There is a well-equipped kitchen, so I was able to prepare my own breakfast, which was nice. I would like to use it again in the summer.

We stayed as a family of three (a couple and our son). Both dinner and breakfast were delicious. The dishes were beautifully prepared, including local ingredients. The drinks were also great—we wish we had enjoyed them a bit more. The atmosphere with the cats was lovely. We also enjoyed walking around the area, and we were lucky to have good weather. Driving access was a little difficult during the last 10 minutes.

Thank you very much for your hospitality the other day! The Facility is old, but the toilets and washbasins were new, and the Room’s air conditioner was also new, which was great. Breakfast was excellent—the rice was exceptionally delicious, the pork soup (made without miso) was wonderful, and the other side dishes were also tasty. This is an Accommodation I would love to stay at again next time. Thank you very much.

It was a very clean Ryokan. I could walk around barefoot comfortably and had a pleasant stay. They provided black tabi socks for indoor use, but since they were unisex, the men’s size seemed small (lol), so I stayed barefoot. The meals were just as described in the Reviews—very satisfying. Each dish was carefully prepared and delicious. I’d love to stay again. Thank you for taking such good care of us.

This time, I stayed here as a preview visit. I wasn’t sure about the dinner options, and there was also a set-meal restaurant nearby, so I chose the Plan with one night and breakfast only. *I regret not choosing a Plan that included dinner. Facility: It isn’t new, but it was very comfortable. There are also lots of fun touches that both adults and children can enjoy! Onsen: The silky-smooth water quality was fantastic—I was completely satisfied. Exactly my kind of Onsen! Breakfast: Excellent in both taste and portion size—more than satisfactory. The after-coffee service was also wonderful. Dinner: I heard it was very delicious, with a wide variety of dishes including yamame (mountain trout) specialties. *This time, I also had the chance to drink together with other guests and the owner, which made for an incredibly fun time—truly the best.

Fresh air, delicious meals, and a quiet Onsen made for a wonderful experience. If I had to say, I wish the Onsen water was a bit hotter. Would definitely visit again!