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Thank you very much for your hospitality, even on an off-season weekday.

My spouse and I stayed with our miniature dachshund and chose the BBQ course. After arriving, we checked in at Bianco. We were then shown to our Room, and everything was explained carefully, including how the Room and the public Onsen work. You can buy a 24-hour pass for three public baths at Gozen-yu for 600 yen. We started with a soak at Gozen-yu, then took our dog for a walk around town before dinner. The atmosphere is lovely, but to be honest there aren’t really any tourist facilities like souvenir shops (lol). There are walking paths too, but we decided not to go into the mountains because we were worried about bears. Before dinner, they brought us the meat for the BBQ. A one-drink option is included, so I ordered a craft beer. The meal was more filling than expected and very tasty. One thing to note: you cook the rice yourself using a mess tin (camping-style pot), so it might feel challenging if it’s your first time—though I’m used to it as a camper. It felt less like staying at a Ryokan and more like casual glamping. Also, since you’re grilling as you eat, it’s not really a sit-down-and-relax style meal. After dinner we went to our second bath, Satsuki-yu. However, Arifuku Onsen is very hot, so you can’t soak for long. My wife tried to go for one more bath at Yayoi-yu before bed but ran out of time and ended up going back to Gozen-yu instead (open until 10 p.m.). In the morning we visited Gozen-yu again (open from 7 a.m.) before having breakfast bento boxes—those were great too. The Room was very clean, and best of all we could let our dog relax freely inside, which made us really happy. We’d love to stay again if we have the chance—next time I’d like to try dinner at Bianco as well.

The baths are simply excellent. The Rooms and building are somewhat old overall, but the baths are truly wonderful. The meals aren’t flashy, but they taste good and come in satisfying portions, so we were pleased overall. We were able to set off fireworks in the parking area a short distance away, and the kids seemed to really enjoy it.

We stayed as a family. The view of Nagasaki from the window was beautiful. There is a lounge available to all guests, and we could easily drop in when we arrived at the Accommodation or after taking a bath. The selection was plentiful, including alcoholic drinks. At night, the lighting is dimmed and it becomes a cozy, atmospheric space, so we enjoyed Nagasaki’s night view while relaxing there. For the dinner buffet, you can choose from three time slots; we picked the earliest one at 5:00 PM, and it was less crowded—highly recommended. Every dish was delicious. I know buffets can be hit or miss, but we were very satisfied. We enjoyed sashimi, sushi, steak, and more. We were also happy that the ice cream was Häagen-Dazs. The baths alternated between men’s and women’s hours, but we especially liked the 11th-floor panoramic bath with its great views. We’ve stayed at many Hotels, but overall everything here was satisfying and it became a wonderful memory. If I had to mention one thing: my preference is for towels to be provided in the bath area so you can borrow them there and return them afterward.

Dinner and breakfast were extremely delicious and satisfying! For breakfast, you can choose between Japanese and Western styles, and even select your preferred dining time. It was perfect!

The lodge was clean, and we were able to stay comfortably even with our dog. There were only two of us and one dog, so we didn’t use it, but there were futons laid out in the loft as well. However, those futons had some unexplained stains—maybe from a leak? I’m not sure if they can’t be removed, but it wasn’t pleasant. This time we stayed with a small dog, but I think we would use the lodge more often if guests could stay with dogs of any size. If it were possible to stay not only with one dog but also with multiple dogs, we would definitely like to stay again.

Anyway, I was amazed by the dinner menu. I truly enjoyed Chef Fujimoto’s cuisine. There’s no word that quite captures how good it was—“delicious” still isn’t enough. Honestly, the Room was simple, but the food made me want to come back. The bed was firm.

I had a relaxing stay at this locally-run accommodation. Since I visited Matsukawa Onsen beforehand, I didn’t use the bus. Thank you for accommodating me as a solo traveler. It was my first time at Appi Kogen, and it’s truly an amazing resort area. The atmosphere of the accommodation was also very pleasant. I didn’t get a chance to talk with the host this time, so please chat with me during my next stay!

Overall, it was excellent for this type of Accommodation. Dinner was a bit more than we could finish, but the seafood was very good. However, it was disappointing that the crab had very little meat.

The staff were very friendly, and they responded quickly to various requests. You check in at the Hotel and then head to the cottage, but there was no sign for the “Center House” shown on the map, so we couldn’t find it on site. We ended up taking the wrong road and had to turn back—walking back along a mountain path with our bags was scary. I wish it had been easier to understand. There were indeed a lot of insects, but three cans of insect spray were provided. However, there seemed to be a beehive above the sliding door on the veranda where you can barbecue, and our child was too scared to go outside—this was really a problem. The starry sky was beautiful, and it was nice that we could also set off fireworks.

I stayed one night in the larger of the two Accommodation rooms. The Room is in one of two lodging buildings located slightly uphill from the reception and the private day-use Onsen area. The Onsen is about the size shown in the photos (around three tatami mats), with fresh hot water continuously flowing in. The Onsen room is separated from the outside by plastic shoji screens; when you open them all, you can enjoy the outdoor view like an open-air bath, soaking in an airy atmosphere while listening to birdsong. There is a ledge inside along the edge of the tub at a height you can sit on, so you can even lie back while bathing. Honestly, it feels unbelievably good! The shoji screens can also be locked, so it feels safe at night. 　There is also a balcony, and smokers are apparently asked to smoke there. There was absolutely no smell of cigarettes in the Room. The refrigerator includes a freezer compartment, and there is also a microwave and toaster oven. There didn’t seem to be anywhere nearby to eat, so we brought frozen meals for both dinner and breakfast, heated them in the microwave, and ate in the Room. The refrigerator had two free 500 mL bottles each of mineral water and sparkling water. It was nice to be able to hydrate during bathing as well. Two drip coffees are provided free of charge, and there’s also a teapot and tea cups for Japanese tea—excellent service overall. Wi‑Fi was fast and stress-free thanks to an in-room router. 　At night we could hear owls, and in the morning we woke up to birds such as bush warblers—an environment where you can truly enjoy nature. Some online Reviews mentioned that it was “cold,” but besides air conditioning there is also gas heating installed, so I don’t think it would feel cold even in winter. I visited in mid-May; I used cooling during daytime and heating at night on the air conditioner settings, which was comfortable. The bed had a down duvet, and mattress firmness was very comfortable as well—one of the best sleeps I’ve had among many Hotels. 　The hot spring water is clear and colorless with a relatively smooth feel. After arriving I enjoyed long Onsen baths right away, went again after dinner, then briefly before bed. The next day I woke early for another soak right away, then took one more long bath after breakfast. It’s perfect if your goal is simply quiet time soaking in an Onsen. 　This is an Onsen Accommodation I want to stay at again and again.”

You can relax and unwind at your own pace.

I stayed in a double room, and it was perfectly fine if you just need a place to sleep. I checked in late at night, and the staff kindly explained the check-in process, so I think it works well for business travelers as well as couples and married couples. It has a unique atmosphere you won’t find at other Business Hotels, but it has been nicely renovated and I was very satisfied. There is no TV, but these days a smartphone is enough, and I really liked the bed. I would like to stay again. *Please note: there are only shower rooms (no bathtub), so if you want to soak in a bath, this may not be suitable for you.*

We stayed with our 3-year-old child. Since we were in the LOCA THE CLASS Room, there was a sauna in the basement and a large bath that could fit about 4–5 people. Including the post-bath relaxation area, it was very spacious and thoughtfully designed. It was great that even with a child, we could bathe comfortably. There was also a refrigerator in the changing room, stocked with plenty of bottled water. It was very helpful to be able to drink cold water immediately after bathing or using the sauna without having to go up to the living room on the first floor. We didn’t use them, but there were also powdered drinks provided for before and after the sauna. The living room was spacious as well, and there were two bedrooms. The Japanese-style Room had a tatami area that became almost full once two futons were laid out, which made it feel safe and comfortable for our child at bedtime. On the other hand, there was one disappointing incident during our stay. Early in the morning, the fire alarm suddenly went off with a loud siren throughout the Accommodation. We were later told it was due to an accidental operation in another Room, but it took about an hour for security staff to check and reset everything. During that time, the alarm kept sounding continuously, so we evacuated with our child to a relatively quiet terrace. Afterward, an operator contacted us to confirm what had happened and asked whether we would still be able to make checkout on time. Since it overlapped with breakfast and getting ready in the morning, we explained it would be difficult and they extended our checkout by about 30 minutes. We appreciate their consideration; however, we had hoped to spend a relaxing morning (including enjoying another bath), so that part was unfortunate. I also saw other Reviews on different sites mentioning issues related to fire alarms. As it seems many guests come from overseas as well, I would appreciate it if you could consider measures to prevent recurrence—such as providing clearer instructions at check-in on how to handle fire alarms. Overall, both the Facility and Room itself were extremely comfortable—this is a wonderful Accommodation that is easy for families to enjoy.

This was my first stay in seven years, and the building had been renovated, making it a very comfortable stay. As it is a guesthouse, if you are sensitive to noise from neighboring rooms, earplugs may be essential... but overall it is a quiet Accommodation. Great value for money.

The breakfast was top-notch in both quality and quantity. The 3rd-floor guest-only bath was also excellent. It felt more relaxing than the 1st-floor bath.

Walking distance to the Blue Cave and a quiet beach with a private feel made for an excellent experience. The Facility offers free rentals of masks and shoes, as well as paid rentals for life jackets, allowing you to enjoy snorkeling even without bringing your own gear. Although there are no convenience stores nearby, the Facility sells drinks such as juice, water, alcohol, cup noodles, and frozen foods. A simple complimentary breakfast of bread, salad, boiled eggs, and coffee was provided. The staff were very kind, and this Facility is perfect for enjoying Ishigaki's nature at a reasonable price.

I love traditional Japanese accommodations and have stayed at many restored old houses. This place is truly unique. It’s not a stylishly renovated old house with everything modernized. That’s why it brought back nostalgic memories of my childhood in the countryside. A single-story house, tatami rooms, sunken kotatsu, veranda, cooking rice in a pot over firewood from the forest, chopping wood, lighting charcoal, cats lounging in the garden, beautiful starry skies, cicada shells, cricket chirps at night, birds singing in the morning... The only word that comes to mind is "peace." It felt like I had traveled back to early Showa-era Japan. While other beautifully renovated old houses are wonderful too, this place was incredibly healing for my soul. Luxurious simplicity—there's no greater luxury for the heart than this. One night wasn’t enough at all! I already want to return soon and have made my next reservation right away!

We visited as a couple. The Onsen was wonderful—both the view and the water were excellent. We liked it so much that we went in many times. The meals were all about abalone!! There was so much abalone that we couldn’t finish it, and my husband said he didn’t want to see abalone for a while (lol). But every dish was very delicious. In the Room, stink bugs may appear, so if you’re not comfortable with them, you may not be able to sleep.

Spending a relaxing time while gazing at the ocean felt truly luxurious, and it helped me forget everyday life and recharge. This time we stayed for one night, but next time I’d love to use it for camping as well. The owner was very kind and carefully accommodated our requests, so we were able to stay with peace of mind. Thank you for a wonderful time. We would love to visit again.