전국 × 자연 체험 숙소객실 및 어메니티 평가가 높은 호텔·료칸 - 63페이지

This was our second stay, following last year. The buffet offered a wide variety of cuisines and dishes, so it never felt repetitive, but it was a little disappointing that main-dish items were only available separately. Most Facilities were free to use, and our grandchildren were able to enjoy them without hesitation, which we were very happy about. They’re already saying they want to come again!

I’ve traveled to Tochigi many times, but this was my first visit to Yunishigawa Onsen. When choosing an Accommodation, the open-air Onsen and the meals were especially appealing. After arriving, I took a moment to relax with a cold welcome drink and a refreshingly cool towel—perfect for the heat. Once shown to my Room, I was soothed by the view from the window: mountains and a river. Dinner was served in a private room with an irori hearth, where many dishes were laid out. Over the hearth, various ingredients such as venison, beef, chicken, and yamame trout were grilled. We also enjoyed “isshobera”: minced chicken and crushed walnuts mixed into flavorful miso, spread onto a bamboo spatula and grilled, then placed on rice. Everything was truly delicious and beautiful to look at as well. For breakfast, we had piping-hot tofu made right in front of us along with many small side dishes—so filling even in the morning. Next time I’d love to visit during the autumn foliage season to enjoy a different view, so I hope to stay again when I return.

We stayed here during our summer vacation. Even though it was the Obon holiday period, the price was very reasonable, so we didn’t have high expectations for the Accommodation—but it turned out to be a wonderful Hotel. The building is old, but the hallways and every area were kept very clean and well maintained. Many guests seem to travel with dogs (we did too), yet there was no noticeable odor at all; everything felt impressively clean, and we could really tell how much effort goes into maintaining it. We were honestly grateful to be able to stay somewhere like this at such an affordable rate. In particular, since we don’t have a car and were traveling by train with our dog, having a Shuttle Service to the Hotel was truly appreciated. Also, given the “hands-off” concept, we assumed there wouldn’t be much staff at the front desk—but in fact someone was properly available whenever we needed help or had questions, which made us feel reassured. At the same time, the level of “hands-off” service was very comfortable. Personally, if you’re someone who just wants a place to sleep with your dog, only needs a basic dog run and simple public bath facilities, this is an excellent value-for-money Hotel that I highly recommend. I’ve become a fan—and I will definitely return. Thank you very much for everything.

The Onsen water quality was excellent. The seasonal kaiseki cuisine also lived up to its reputation and was wonderful. Nearby, many guests were enjoying river activities and BBQs, which was fun to watch as well. During the wait before check-in, we took a short walk in the mountains and found it cool and comfortable even in summer. It has become one of the places we would like to visit again if we have the chance.

I chose this Accommodation as a base for a one-week touring trip around Mt. Fuji, Izu, and Hakone, so I could head out without constantly loading and unloading my luggage. The shared areas, washbasins, toilets, and shower rooms were clean. The washer/dryer was free to use, which was very helpful for longer stays and for drying rain gear. The sleeping area has high ceilings and doesn’t feel cramped. The front desk staff were kind and courteous, which made the stay pleasant. It was quiet and comfortable—maybe because it was just before Golden Week—but since it’s a guesthouse, earplugs are still necessary. It’s close to JR Fujinomiya Station and Fujisan Hongu Sengen Taisha Shrine. Even if you need food or forget something, there are convenience stores, drugstores, and AEON within walking distance, which is very convenient. If you’re used to capsule hotels or guesthouses, I think it’s extremely comfortable considering the space and price. A great Accommodation—10/10 satisfaction.

I visited Kamikoshiki Island for a 2-night, 3-day trip starting June 8. The Hotel I stayed at, “HOTEL AreaOne Koshiki Island,” was just steps from Sato Port Terminal—an unbeatable location and the perfect base for exploring the island. The Room was on the 5th floor of a six-story building. As soon as I opened the door, the comforting scent of tatami welcomed me. The warmth of sleeping on a futon again made me want to just stretch out and relax right away. Unfortunately, light rain fell through the second day due to a weather front—but even that added to the atmosphere of the trip. Turning on the TV, I could watch NHK plus four commercial channels clearly (BS/CS wasn’t available), and it was genuinely pleasant to spend some quiet time unwinding in the Room. Best of all was the large Onsen bath! I eased my travel fatigue in the spacious indoor bath, then moved to the open-air bath where a refreshing breeze flowed through. Soaking while listening to raindrops made for an especially memorable and satisfying moment. Breakfast was a generous buffet-style spread. Even though I had it two mornings in a row, there were thoughtful changes to keep things interesting, so each morning still felt fresh and exciting. From Kagoshima’s famous crispy satsuma-age fish cakes to other local flavors lined up beautifully, it was hard not to keep eating from early in the day. (I had dinner elsewhere, but with breakfast this good, I can only imagine dinner would be delicious too.) Then came morning on day three. When I opened the curtains—clear skies as if all that rain had been a lie! From my 5th-floor window stretched a vivid ocean view as far as I could see. The sparkling sea and grand island scenery took my breath away in an instant—an unforgettable sight. It turned into an amazing 2-night stay where I got to fully enjoy both rainy-day charm and brilliant blue skies over the sea—truly luxurious in every way.

The view of Mt. Fuji from the Room was absolutely beautiful, and above all, the guest Room was amazing. It’s spacious and has everything you need! I thought it would be even better if there were a fabric refresher spray or a washing machine, and it was a bit disappointing that there were too many trees blocking part of the Mt. Fuji view. Also, I emailed in advance with an inquiry but never received a reply, so I called afterward. The man who answered was very unfriendly and did not apologize, which made me feel uncomfortable even before arriving.

Just a short walk from the station with excellent access, and both breakfast and dinner were delicious. We were able to relax and enjoy our meals in a private Room. For dinner, each of us was served freshly cooked white rice from a small individual kamado pot, which made us very happy! At breakfast as well, the fish and yudofu were each heated at the table, so we could enjoy a warm meal. The large public bath was not overly crowded and felt spacious, allowing us to relax and enjoy the hot water. The Room was also spacious, making for a very comfortable stay. The only thing that bothered me was a slightly musty smell in the elevator, but the Facility was new and clean overall. It’s also close to central Tokyo, and I would love to stay again.

A large Hotel that appears as you steadily climb the mountain after passing through Azumino’s peaceful countryside. It was my first visit in several years, and it had been renovated—the lobby, front desk, and large public bath were all new and spotless. After the sauna, relaxing on the outdoor terrace surrounded by forest air was incredibly refreshing. Meals are served on a terrace overlooking the woods. In particular, in the morning I enjoyed coffee and pancakes while being soothed by birdsong and the scent of the trees. (I also had grilled rice balls and curry.) We stayed in a maisonette Room, which was spacious and perfect for a relaxing stay. I’m planning to return again in a different season.

I’d been wanting to visit Japan’s highest-altitude Onsen for a long time, and after reading various Reviews, I chose this Accommodation. The Shuttle Service from Karuizawa Station was also a big plus. The indoor bath has some small windows partially open, so you can feel the breeze and enjoy it almost like an open-air bath. The open-air bath is about a 2-minute walk after going outside, so honestly I thought it might be a bit of a hassle. But once I got in, I forgot all about that. The view and the water were amazing. I will definitely come again! However, the wooden walkway on the way shows some wear, so if you have mobility issues, please be careful when walking in slippers. Also, after rain it’s downhill and may be slippery. The buffet also offered health-conscious options, and everything was delicious. Thank you to everyone at the Accommodation—the staff and the driver—for your hospitality.

Conveniently located for exploring Tsukuba Science City. The building, designed by Arata Isozaki, exudes high quality, and both the Hotel staff and the restaurant staff for dinner were excellent. The Plan includes not only breakfast but also dinner, which was delicious and impressive for the price. The recommended "Kiri Tsukuba" was also delightful. Having lived in the Science City in the past, staying at this once-admired Hotel (formerly Tsukuba Daiichi Hotel) was nostalgic and convenient for climbing Mount Tsukuba. The former pool area in the annex could be repurposed for multipurpose use, such as basketball practice during the day. (Even if nighttime use is restricted due to noise concerns, it would be great if it could be used for basketball during certain hours in the daytime.)

I stayed here last year as well and am a returning guest. The baths are great, the meals are excellent, and while the Facility isn’t new, it feels well maintained and cared for. The staff were pleasant and attentive, and I was very satisfied. I was able to relax, but the enjoyable time flew by. I’d like to come again in a different season.

I mainly travel in the Tokai region, and I was very satisfied with both the Facility and the price.

I stayed here to attend a festival and visit acquaintances. Since I arrived a bit early for check-in, I had to wait in the lobby, but the Room is on the first floor without needing an elevator, so it was stress-free. The Room air conditioner wasn’t on, and the heat when I entered was intense. The power turns on by inserting a long plastic stick attached to the key, so I wished there were a spare stick available. The large public bath was great—I could stretch out my legs and relax. There were even guests sleeping at the edge of the bath (lol). If you’re used to auto-locks, you might forget to lock the door, so be sure to check before going to sleep! When going out, I left my key at the front desk. Breakfast has a wide variety and is delicious—be careful not to overeat. All of the staff greeted me with wonderful smiles and provided pleasant service. I’d like to stay here again when I’m in the area.

The Room was clean, and the Onsen had excellent water. The staff were also very kind. If I have the opportunity again, I would definitely like to stay here.

You can walk to both Karuizawa Station and Kumoba Pond. It’s a slightly retro Hotel, with no elevator, and the shower and hair dryer are standard. That said, it has a nostalgic charm that I really liked. Meals were served at seats overlooking the garden greenery, and it was comfortable even when dining alone. Of course, the food was delicious. The staff were also very pleasant.

There was a great selection, from treats like crab and grilled eel steak to local specialties such as ramen and dango-jiru. They also had ice cream for dessert, which was very satisfying. I used the large public bath early, so it wasn’t crowded and I could relax. There is also a private family bath, making it convenient for families with small children.

I visit Sugadaira every summer, so I check early, but I can never get a Reservation. This time I happened to get one, so it was my first stay. The area around the Hotel is very quiet, and the view from the Room is wonderful. After soaking in the Onsen, my skin stayed moisturized for a while. Everyone—at the front desk and in the restaurant—was truly pleasant and welcoming, and I had a great time. The buffet made the most of fresh vegetables and was thoughtfully prepared rather than relying on cheap ready-made sauces, and it was delicious. Since it’s so hard to secure an Accommodation Reservation here, I’d come just for the meal. There was a sheet listing the names of the mountains visible from the Room window, hooks placed throughout the Room for hanging clothes (probably for winter ski wear), a towel provided for use at the washbasin, and even a cube-shaped power strip with five outlets. It’s a Hotel with attentive care down to every detail. I would definitely like to stay again if I can get another Reservation.

I wanted to see the Okinawa rail, and I tried at another Accommodation last year but couldn’t find one. This year, determined to succeed, I stayed here. As a result, I finally got to see the Okinawa rail and was extremely satisfied. It was thanks to the staff’s kindness and all the helpful information they shared. Thank you very much. Someday, I’d love to come back again to see that adorable Okinawa rail.

I visited in early April. The cherry blossoms and peach blossoms in Achi were so beautiful and truly moving. The Hotel is located along the river, and at night the stars were incredibly clear; they also offered a stargazing tour. Only the lounge is pet-friendly, and we were able to dine with our pet for both breakfast and dinner. It was seating-style dining, but there was also an irori hearth, and the staff spoke kindly to our dog. The food was very delicious. The bath water felt slightly silky, which really made me feel it was a “beauty hot spring.” It was a bit disappointing that there was no open-air bath. It was a shame that the Room felt a little small and phone reception wasn’t great, but overall we were very satisfied.