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We stayed in a sunny corner Room with a great view, and thanks to the nice weather we had a wonderfully refreshing time. The night view was perfect as well. The meals were outstanding—we enjoyed fresh duck and boar with no odor at all, delicately seasoned and elegant in flavor. Breakfast also came with many small side dishes, so satisfying that you’ll want seconds of rice; I recommend the plan with both dinner and breakfast included. It seems to be an older building, but once inside it is kept very clean, with no dustiness at all. Everything is well maintained and thoroughly cleaned. The proprietress was also very kind, and I would love to see her again. If you’re sightseeing around Nara Station it may feel a bit far, but the area around this Ryokan offers wonderful views from Mt. Ikoma and lets you enjoy a different side of Nara’s scenery, so I highly recommend it.

This trip was partly to revisit Toyama, where I lived for about six months during my first year as a new employee some 30 years ago, and I was truly comforted by this Ryokan’s subtle yet warm hospitality. *My single-person dorm was in Toyama City, and I remember going to Aeon in Takaoka (was it Warner Mycal back then?) to watch a movie. The meals were delicious—I finished the entire rice tub (enough for about 2–3 bowls) and ended up drinking two bottles of beer as well. I was initially concerned about the shared refrigerator and planned not to use it when I made the Reservation, but since the system lets you write your Room number on a sticky note, I felt comfortable using it. To give an honest Review: I did wish the bath were a bit larger, but it was very clean and relaxing. It rained the next morning, but the location is excellent—you can stop by Kawanoeki Shinminato, Kaiwomaru Park, and the famous roadside station Amaharashi Coast (Michi-no-Eki), and still easily drop in at Himi Fish Market Cafeteria. To be frank, I expected to stay here simply because it was inexpensive; however, compared with an Accommodation in Fukui where things only looked good on the surface without matching reality (where I stayed the next day), this Ryokan’s strengths stood out even more. In any case, highly recommended.

Despite being caught in an accident-induced traffic jam and unexpected road closure on the day of our stay, which caused us to miss the final dinner time, we were warmly welcomed and allowed to enjoy a relaxed meal without any discomfort. We stayed here to celebrate my husband's retirement and 60th birthday, and the thoughtful gestures truly touched us. The lobby offers snacks and soft drinks, with complimentary private family baths available—everything was perfect! The staff were incredibly friendly and warm, making this Hotel a wonderful place to stay. We would love to visit again!

We stayed as a family on New Year's Eve to escape the year-end hustle and bustle. The small hall was crowded with guests, but the front desk staff and attendants welcomed us warmly with smiles. The room was not very spacious but was clean and comfortable, equipped with coffee and mineral water. The silver shiny walls, full-length mirror closet doors, and compact yet renovated bathroom showed thoughtful design throughout. Although the public bath wasn't very large, I had perfect timing to enjoy it all to myself, which made me very satisfied. However, it might feel cramped during busy hours. The women's colorful yukata were stylishly designed, while the alphabet-printed yukata for general use featured vibrant colors and patterns that added a cheerful touch—especially contrasting against men's typically darker attire—enhancing the travel experience's charm. Meals were served in our room; dinner was flavorful and delicious. On New Year's morning, we enjoyed traditional osechi breakfast along with otoso (spiced sake), poured in order starting from younger guests as per custom—a refreshing moment to start anew. It was my first time trying Kyoto-style white miso soup with round mochi for ozoni; it marked a wonderful beginning to Reiwa Year 8. The location is excellent—just a short walk from Nishiki Market—with nearby sweets shops and cafes scattered around. Unfortunately, many stores seemed closed on New Year's Day itself. Surprisingly enough though, we couldn't hear any temple bells ringing at midnight but managed to sleep soundly right after welcoming the new year. While Kyoto has many hotels available, staying at a ryokan truly offers an exceptional experience!

The place had a warm and homely atmosphere, perfect for a relaxing stay. As we had heard from reviews, the meals were made with local ingredients, offering a variety of dishes that were delicious and highly satisfying. The location was also excellent, with a public Onsen just nearby.

I love wild boar and travel around to enjoy it. The miso soup with plenty of mushrooms was incredibly delicious! The sashimi and salt-grilled char were also excellent. I came for lunch as well, and the soba noodles were tasty (soba is also served at night). There are two baths, and since there was only one other group of guests, I could use them whenever I wanted—lucky me! It was very relaxing. The futon was fluffy, allowing me to sleep soundly and recover from fatigue—it was perfect. Besides basic amenities, the bath area had many items that seemed like forgotten belongings from other guests. There were few power outlets in the Room. For sightseeing, a waterfall is within walking distance; arriving early to relax might be a good idea! Perhaps because my Room was in the back, the Wi-Fi signal was weak. Overall, I had a wonderful time here! I'd love to visit again!

We stayed on the first day of a long weekend. Despite our late arrival due to a change in plans, we were warmly welcomed and assisted with great care. We appreciated the thoughtful suggestion to prepare futons on the first floor for my elderly parents with weak legs. The breakfast was absolutely delicious, and even my usually light-eating son had seconds of rice. It made us want to try dinner next time as well. We hope to stay longer during our next visit. Thank you very much!

Stayed during the October long weekend with a dinner-only plan. Despite the rainy weather, we were able to check in early and were guided to a lovely, clean twin room called "Takimi," where we could enjoy a view of the waterfall from the window. The bath was on the hotter side, but it was heated twice daily by the owner using firewood, which helped soothe our fatigue from hiking. Dinner at 6 PM was absolutely delicious, especially the Kawamata Shamo hot pot, which was outstanding. We enjoyed it to the fullest by pouring the leftover broth over rice! The soup was carefully made from chicken bones, a truly exquisite dish. It even came with horse sashimi, leaving both my husband and me extremely satisfied! Although we had to leave early due to our travel schedule, we were very well taken care of. The hospitality of the owner and hostess was truly touching. This is definitely one of the accommodations we would love to visit again.

About 25 years ago, I visited the Katsuura Morning Market with my children and had a great time, so I went again this time. This time it was the three of us: my wife, my mother-in-law, and me. Both Katsuura Beach and the morning market were close by, so the location was perfect. There was no large public bath—only an in-room bath (available 24 hours)—and it wasn’t an Onsen, which was a bit disappointing, but my mother-in-law was very satisfied. Dinner was Japanese-Western (French? Italian?), and I felt a little sorry for my mother-in-law, but she seemed happy with it, so all good. The photos include some taken while we were eating and even after we finished (lol).

Our first glamping experience was amazing! Everything was so luxurious that we couldn’t help but sigh with delight!

The weather was great, and I was truly impressed from the moment we checked in—the view was beautiful. The villa was stylish and very clean, and we were able to stay comfortably without any inconvenience. Watching our dog happily running around in the garden made me feel so happy. Having a BBQ while listening to the sounds of insects felt special, and we enjoyed local Awaji Island specialties. The grill was easy to use, everything tasted delicious, and the portions were satisfying. Having drinks included in the refrigerator was also a big plus! We also ordered a meal for our dog, and he went all in with wide eyes on the meat and sea bream. We requested the sauna as well, and it was prepared with firewood. My husband loved that it gets properly hot! I’m not great with heat, so I couldn’t stay in for more than three minutes (lol). Even though it’s a villa stay, the staff kindly helped us with various things, so nothing felt like a hassle. We were very satisfied with their hospitality and would definitely love to come back again! Since it’s surrounded by nature we were worried about bugs, but there were some—just not enough to bother us.

The host's hospitality and the delicious food were absolutely wonderful. We visited with our three children and were warmly welcomed. The beach, just a 3-minute walk away, was beautiful and created unforgettable memories for the kids. Thank you so much!

We stayed here with a group of 11 seven years ago, and both then and this time we were very satisfied with both dinner and breakfast. This time we stayed with one Papillon, and we were able to stay comfortably without any inconvenience. The Facility is not new by any means, but more than that, you can really feel the cleanliness and the thoughtful amenities. Everyone who assisted us was very pleasant. Next time, I heard there is an Accommodation for couples only nearby, so I would like to take our time and stay there as a couple.

Three guests stayed in the loft and three on the first floor. Even though we understood the layout beforehand, it felt quite cramped. The staff were very helpful, the Onsen was extremely relaxing, and we were satisfied with both the quality and quantity of the meals. However, drinks were overwhelmingly expensive—the dinner drink bill came to 15,000 yen! This really needs improvement. I think this Accommodation is also ideal for playing in the river.

I’ve stayed at many Accommodations, but during my stay here I didn’t interact with other guests at all—it felt almost like a private rental, which was wonderful. The entire property, the Room, and the baths were all impeccably maintained—excellent. Both breakfast and dinner were served in the Room, and the staff member who assisted us left a great impression. There were two private baths available without a Reservation, and there was also an open-air bath. If I had to mention one thing, it didn’t really feel like an Onsen. In any case, it was the best relaxation experience.

I’ve stayed here several times. The property has both a jacuzzi and a sauna, which is perfect for us bath lovers—plenty of chances to work up a sweat. At the same time, there’s cold beer waiting in the fridge, ready to quench your thirst. The BBQ spread is also generous: beef, pork, sausages, shellfish, shrimp, vegetables—everything disappears quickly along with the beer. In early summer on Awaji Island there are lots of fresh vegetables like onions and sweet potatoes, so we were able to enjoy plenty of freshly grilled produce. We left Awaji Island the next day wishing we could live like this every day—and it’s also a big plus that it’s close enough to get home in just an hour.

Wonderful staff, excellent Facilities, and delicious meals. I’d love to come again. Thank you very much.

We stayed at TATEGU -YA for two nights. It was spacious and comfortable for two people. The renovation was wonderful, thoughtfully incorporating valuable carvings as well as pillars, doors, and glass windows originally used by the joinery shop into everyday living. Compared to our last visit (three years ago), we felt there were more younger people around town, giving it a lively atmosphere. This is an Accommodation and a town we look forward to visiting again.

Conveniently located right near Yunotsu Onsen Motoyu and Yakushiyu, the Room was clean, and we thoroughly enjoyed the delicious meals. It’s far from where I live, but I would definitely like to visit again if I have the chance. If your schedule allows, be sure to watch the Iwami Kagura held at Ryugozen Shrine.

I stayed here to visit Mitsumine Shrine. They responded kindly and promptly to my inquiries even before my stay, and just as the Reviews said, the meals were delicious—I was very satisfied.\nBecause I left early in the morning, they prepared rice balls for breakfast; I was truly touched by their thoughtfulness—three rice balls along with a vegetable juice.