전국 × 자연 체험 숙소고객 서비스 평가가 높은 호텔·료칸 - 102페이지

We stayed for 2 nights and 3 days. I’ve rented and stayed in several cottages before, but this place had the most complete set of amenities by far. In addition to plates and glasses, there was a full range of tableware such as chopsticks and spoons, plus convenient items like plastic wrap, aluminum foil, and kitchen paper—things that are handy to have but a hassle to buy while traveling. They also provide firewood and charcoal for the BBQ and pizza oven, along with fire tongs and work gloves, so you can enjoy it even if you arrive empty-handed. (However, if you plan to BBQ, please bring your own outdoor-friendly tableware.) Although the cottage is in the mountains, the view from the front is open, and you can even see the Seto Inland Sea in the distance. You may encounter some insects such as stink bugs or bees. Insect sprays are provided, so please handle them accordingly. The bath is in a separate building behind the cottage. At night there are some dark spots along the way due to where the sensor lights are placed, so it’s a good idea to bring a light just in case. Overall, we had an extremely comfortable stay.

The scenery, the interior, the people at Sanshotei, and Mari-chan (Shepherd) were all excellent! I will use it again.

We stayed for 3 nights as a family of four. It’s about a 12-minute walk or a 3-minute drive from the airport. The entire property is rented out, and since there’s nothing around, it’s quiet at night. The interior is new and equipped with clean facilities. Amenities include shampoo, slippers, combs, disposable towels, and regular towels, but I don’t think there were any cleansing products or lotions. Within a few minutes' walk, there’s a stylish café where you can enjoy meals from breakfast to dinner while overlooking Amami Airport and the sea. Morning walks were refreshing with the tropical atmosphere. The deciding factor for us was the drum dryer washing machine, but it also has a rice cooker, stove, dishes, cooking utensils, and seasonings, making it ideal for long stays with self-catering. There’s a shop right next door where you can rent BBQ sets and enjoy activities like buggy rides or biking. The nearest supermarket is about a 10-minute drive away and closes around 8 PM, so it’s better to finish shopping early. Check-out is at 5:30 PM, which is convenient as you can leave your luggage until just before heading to the airport.

I stayed for 2 nights and 3 days and was able to relax very well. It is run by a kind, friendly couple. The Onsen called the lava bath was very pleasant, and there was also an open-air bath. You can also bathe in the morning. If you are coming by car, you can park in the parking lot of the nearby shrine (?). It is close to Ohiradai Station. It was a wonderful Accommodation where you could hear wild birds and the train whistle.

Since we stayed on a weekday, we had the Accommodation almost to ourselves. It was ski season, and the Room had a kotatsu, so we could relax comfortably. The bath is only large enough for about 3–4 adults, so you may need to go at a different time when it’s busy. Both breakfast and dinner were delicious, so the Plan with meals is recommended. The road to the Accommodation is narrow, so please be careful.

Excellent service! Great view from the Room! The food was absolutely delicious! I want to stay here again!

I stayed on a weekday. The outdoor barbecue while listening to the sound of the stream flowing nearby became a special memory.

As it is a private rental, we were able to fully enjoy our private time. Although it is not a Hotel, and I was initially concerned about the amenities and Facility, there was no inconvenience except for the lack of a razor. On the contrary, I was delighted to find complimentary water and cup Okinawa soba as a late-night snack provided. The owner was kind, making it an excellent trip overall. I will definitely use this place again next time!

A very quiet Accommodation nestled in the forest. Everything was thoughtfully taken care of, and we were able to spend a truly peaceful time. Although the weather wasn’t on our side this time, the parking area was covered and part of the dog run was also under a roof, so we had no trouble at all. The amenities were more than sufficient—honestly, as long as you bring your own groceries, there’s nothing you’ll be lacking. It was our first time staying at an entire private rental Facility, and we were surprised by how well equipped it was. Since we stayed with my elderly parents this time, we deducted one star because the bathroom was spacious but had no grab bars and could be slippery (so extra caution is needed), and there was no bath reheating function—but even so, our satisfaction level was more than high enough. We also really enjoyed chatting with the owner before leaving. If we have another chance (and the energy), it’s definitely a place we’d love to visit again.

This was my first time staying at a temple Accommodation, and it was comfortable with no inconveniences. The vegan meals were also very delicious (especially the sesame tofu). The Room was warm even in winter, and the bath warmed me up well; the changing area was warm too (I would appreciate signage for international guests asking them not to bring hair or towels into the bath). The morning service was easy to join, not too long, and never boring. Being shown the Buddha’s relics left a strong impression on me and made me feel the history. It would be even better if there were an opportunity to try zazen meditation.

We stayed for one night on a weekday with our beloved dog. The owners warmly welcomed us with smiles. Dinner was teppanyaki, featuring a generous serving of Yonezawa beef, which was absolutely delicious! Their child was adorable and brought us so much joy. The next morning, we were delighted to find a newspaper featuring an article with our photo! The owner, who is a former journalist, created it for us. It became one of our most cherished memories. They even waved goodbye until we were out of sight when we left! The owners are incredibly warm and approachable without being overly familiar, striking the perfect balance that made us feel comfortable and cared for. Although the building seems to have been constructed quite some time ago, areas like the toilets and interiors that are easily noticeable or related to hygiene have been beautifully renovated, allowing us to enjoy a clean and pleasant stay.

The interior was clean, and the atmosphere was great! There were plenty of entertainment options, so we were able to enjoy ourselves indoors all night even when it rained.

The front side of the accommodation faces a field, with a horse pasture in the back. If you're lucky, you can catch a distant view of Mt. Fuji, allowing you to relax and unwind. The owner is attentive and considerate to each guest, maintaining a comfortable distance. The room is standard, the toilet is modern, the bath temperature is perfect, and Wi-Fi connectivity is excellent. Both breakfast and dinner were delicious, making for an elegant experience.

The accommodation was even more comfortable than I imagined from the photos. First, the room was stylish, spacious, and equipped with everything needed. The bed was comfortable, and the bathroom was excellent. One of my companions even said, "I can't believe they have every cooking utensil here! I wish we had booked a multiple night stay!" For me, everything seemed to feature the latest facilities, which left me amazed throughout my stay. On top of that, having a bed that is comfortable for someone with back pain was absolutely wonderful. I would love to stay here again. **Note:** The only thing I found confusing was the key app. If it doesn't work properly: - Check if you have received a spare key. - Restart the app. This worked for me—hope it helps!

Our first trip to Sado Island was unforgettable, especially for the kids. This villa made all our wishes come true: swimming in the sea, enjoying the pool, having a barbecue, watching fireworks, and admiring a beautiful sunset. Although the entrance had a steep slope, its location on a hill offered stunning views. A short walk took us to a swimming spot with rocky areas where we unexpectedly enjoyed tide-pooling. After returning, we rinsed off in the outdoor shower and jumped straight into the pool. The jacuzzi was warm and relaxing while watching our kids play excitedly. The highlight? The breathtaking sunset! We had a barbecue while watching it, making everything taste even better. It was such an enjoyable trip—thank you so much!

The Room was larger than expected, and even a large group could use it comfortably. It rained during our stay, so we didn’t use the BBQ facilities, but there was a roof so it seemed usable even in the rain. There were plenty of seasonings available, so we had no trouble cooking. There is a TV, but it is tunerless and cannot show terrestrial broadcasts. However, Netflix and YouTube are available.

We are deeply grateful to have enjoyed such high-quality service at an affordable price. When I took a closer look at the beautiful flowers arranged in the large vase, I was surprised to find they were fresh. Preparing pre-ground coffee and gyokuro tea in advance in the refrigerator, and even providing prior notice of local community announcements—your attention to detail made me think, “This must be truly professional work.” We also learned a lot from how you maintain just the right distance with guests, starting with your courteous greeting, “Thank you for choosing us.” I had assumed that only luxury Ryokan avoid using artificial flowers these days, but to offer this level of care even to ordinary guests like us—my sincere respect.