전국 × 와사비 요리를 즐길 수 있는 숙소만족도 평가가 높은 호텔·료칸 - 7페이지

I recently stayed here on a solo trip. The room had large windows that made it feel very open, with a great view, and I was able to relax in the hot spring and the private stone sauna. The welcome drinks available until 17:00 were also excellent. The meals were wonderful and let me fully enjoy local ingredients, but there was just one small disappointment: since the food was so delicious, it felt a bit unfortunate to be eating with disposable chopsticks. The staff were kind and the value for money was great, so I’d love to stay again if I have the chance!

We stayed at this Hotel because it is close to the gondola for trekking at Hakuba Happo-One. The interior was simply charming, and we relaxed on the lobby sofas in the evening—the high ceilings made it feel like an overseas Hotel. Many of the staff were from abroad, but everyone was friendly and provided excellent service, making our stay very pleasant. We visited in summer this time, and would love to come back in winter as well.

I booked this Hotel after seeing it on YouTube, and it exceeded my expectations—it was a wonderful Hotel with a nostalgic charm that still retains the atmosphere of Japan’s Showa-era bubble period. There are many stunning scenic spots both inside and outside the building, and the meals offered a wide variety of dishes and were very delicious. I will never forget the breathtaking view of Sagami Bay from the large public bath, Spa Rium Nishiki. We stayed in an Ocean Wing Room, which was also clean. However, there was only one towel in the washroom, so I would have appreciated having face towels provided for each guest. Thanks to you, our Atami trip became a wonderful memory. Thank you very much to all the staff!

In its calm setting, this Accommodation had the quiet charm of Shimosuwa and gently helped me unwind from the fatigue of travel. The bath was “Wata no Yu.” The water felt soft and soothing on the skin, warming me through to the core. There is also a private open-air bath, and it was wonderfully relaxing to soak in silence without worrying about anyone around. Breakfast was unhurried as well, and I could enjoy it slowly in a peaceful atmosphere. Combined with Shimosuwa’s crisp morning air, it felt like a time that refreshed even my mind. It’s also conveniently located for visiting Suwa Taisha Shrine and exploring Shimosuwa on foot—an Accommodation I’d love to return to.

Although it is a historic building, it didn’t feel outdated at all. It was spotlessly clean and very comfortable. At night, I was able to relax and fall asleep peacefully while listening to the sounds of insects. The staff were also very kind, and the breakfast was delicious. I also appreciated the complimentary coffee and tea service in the lounge. This is an Accommodation I would love to stay at again. Thank you very much.

Herbal medicinal teas before and after meals are also a nice touch. At dinner, you can drink as much as you like of your preferred beverages, including alcohol, and every dish was truly delicious. Although we stayed on a weekday, they kindly served us the weekend-only sashimi as well, which we enjoyed with fresh wasabi! The baths were crowded, so we couldn’t relax as much as we’d hoped, but overall we were satisfied. However, it was disappointing that the futon in the Japanese-style room was quite thin.

It was truly just a short walk from Shin-Osaka Station’s East Exit. There is also a large public bath, which is great when traveling with friends since you don’t have to wait your turn. However, it does get crowded at night. The changing area isn’t very spacious either, so if you can go earlier, make the bath a priority!

Given the low price, the Room was fairly basic, but it was clean and well maintained with no particular issues. I was surprised at how large the fried shrimp set meal was. It tasted great and I was satisfied. If you’re staying overnight mainly to spend time at the beach, it’s a good choice. The only minor disappointment was that there didn’t seem to be a pillow—I couldn’t find one.

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.

We stayed here with three generations—my daughter and her husband, our grandchild, and my mother. The private bath was spacious, and the Onsen was wonderful! The dining area was also a private room, and the staff who served us were very kind, so we had a great time. Unfortunately, the weather was bad and it was cold, so we couldn’t use the pool. It was our first time at an Accommodation where the Room, meals, and large public bath were all on the first floor, making it easy to get around with minimal walking. I think it’s an elderly-friendly Accommodation! If we have another chance, this is a Hotel we’d love to stay at again. Thank you very much.

We stayed as a family of three. It was an Accommodation with about 10 Rooms, where we could spend a very relaxing time. Depending on the time of day, the Onsen felt like it was reserved for private use. It was great to be able to choose from six types of shampoo. The food was also very delicious.

As I’ve said many times, the hospitality is excellent. The exterior looks quite old, but that’s no problem at all for our dogs, and the Room is always clean with no issues. The meals are delicious as well. We stayed for 2 nights and 3 days and were able to relax. Whenever we go to Izu, our family stays here. It’s great that dogs stay free of charge. We’ve been here so many times that we can check in without even saying our name. The Room is spacious—more than enough for our five dogs. We’ll be back again in August. Since the grounds are large, it would be nice if there were a dog run.

We traveled as a family with our dog, and the meals were delicious. The open-air bath in the Room was also very relaxing, making it a wonderful trip.

It was cool, and there were both a lukewarm free-flowing Onsen (the source is around 38°C) and a slightly heated bath, which made it perfect for a summer getaway. The meals were also delicious, with just the right portions. In particular, the tea and the aroma of freshly grated wasabi were wonderful—honestly, just rice with wasabi and ochazuke might be the best. It felt like a real treat. Maybe everything tastes better because the water is so pure. Since I went into the Onsen several times, I wished there were extra towels available, and I personally noticed a slight odor on the pillow, so I’m deducting one star—but my companion didn’t mind at all and was very satisfied with the spacious Room. Personally, I think a slightly smaller Room here would have been fine too, even with meals in a shared dining hall (it’s easier on the budget, and somehow that feels more in keeping with this Accommodation’s atmosphere). The view is beautiful, and it seems like you could enjoy the scenery right in front of you in any season.

I stayed in a room with a private hot spring. I was happy that the amenities were organic. The hot spring warmed me up gradually, which was great. However, the shower pressure was weak, so it took a long time to wash my hair. The room also had a great view. It would have been even better if the curtains were automatic. I only had breakfast, but there was plenty of fresh fruit and I was satisfied. Only one shuttle bus per hour is far too few.

My monthly staycation is usually at a Hotel in my local Minato Mirai area, but this time I went a bit farther to Hotel Indigo Gora. I drove there alone, and the winding mountain roads in Hakone were a little tiring. I arrived before check-in and planned to relax at the footbath, but as soon as I parked in the outdoor lot in front of the Hotel, a staff member came right away and helped with my luggage. The welcome drink and Umaibo snack were a nice touch, and being able to check in comfortably while seated is one of those pleasures you expect from a Hotel of this class. When I entered my Room with the staff’s guidance, I couldn’t help saying, “Beautiful!” out loud. It’s a compact Hotel with around 100 rooms, but the Japanese-modern design—combining a raised tatami area with beds—was truly charming. I usually prefer modern Hotels, but this stay reminded me how calming and appealing Japanese-modern style can be. For dinner, I ordered à la carte at the on-site restaurant. The shrimp, scallops, and abalone in the bouillabaisse were surprisingly tender; the burrata was rich and paired perfectly with tomato and basil. The white wine went down easily. Since I don’t eat much, I also appreciated having à la carte options instead of only set courses. The bath in my Room was spacious, and I was able to fully enjoy the Onsen at leisure. The breakfast buffet also impressed me in both variety and quality—especially the green beans dressed with sesame sauce, which tasted far better than anything I could make at home. Even as someone who eats lightly (and can be picky), it was more than satisfying. The hospitality from everyone on staff was excellent, and the entire property was beautiful and comfortable. It was a wonderful Hotel that made me want to return again.

The Room had a continuously flowing cloudy Onsen, and we truly appreciated the thoughtful Room Service and Shuttle Service. It was excellent value for a Saturday stay for one guest. The only disappointment was that amenities such as facial lotion were individually packaged and provided for just one use—I would have appreciated at least two uses. The meals were the right amount for me, but they may feel a bit light for younger guests or men. Next time, I’d like to enjoy a drink at the bar.

This was our first stay in the detached annex called Suimeiso. The room was very spacious, and the in-room Japanese meal was exquisite with just the right portion size. The suite also had both an indoor bath and an open-air bath, so we could soak while listening to the river’s gentle flow. We were also able to use the annex-only open-air bath, and relax comfortably in the lounge. Even our 1-year-old child enjoyed it, and the staff were wonderful. We also enjoyed shopping on-site, the Pierre Hermé café, a tea café, and the library. We would love to try a different room next time.

We stayed one night in a 10-tatami Japanese-style room. It felt even more spacious than I expected, and it was very comfortable. Since it’s a tatami room with futons, our 2-year-old could stay safely without worrying about falling off a bed. The in-room bath was also easy to use—it wasn’t a typical unit bath, but more like a regular home bathroom. The location was excellent as well—Amu Plaza and Miyazaki Station were just a short walk away. One downside was breakfast. It was served ryokan-style, with small side dishes placed on the table at room temperature, while rice, soup, salad, etc. were self-serve. There was grilled fish among the pre-set dishes, but it had gone cold and firm. There were also items like rolled omelet that I would have preferred to eat warm. I wondered if switching entirely to a buffet might be better—though I understand keeping food warm would require special equipment and could be challenging. Other than breakfast, everything was excellent!

Every fish dish at dinner was excellent, and we truly enjoyed it. Sashimi, grilled dishes, and simmered dishes kept coming one after another, and we were completely full. It really felt like a seaside Accommodation. The explanations on how to eat each dish were also thorough, and the service was outstanding.