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I noticed a hotel in Hiroshima and found out there is one in Shinjuku as well. I stayed there during my trip to Tokyo because I heard there is a delicious bakery and it has a stylish atmosphere. There are many comments that it is frequently used by foreigners, and the dim lighting inside gives it an overseas travel vibe. (I like dimly lit hotels abroad) On the other hand, the room has been renovated and is clean, featuring popular modern Japanese interior design. Personally, I found the interior and the front desk service comfortable, and with the diverse clientele, I hardly heard any Japanese (though Japanese is understood), which made it very relaxing. The breakfast and Italian food are also delicious. The location is good, so it's easy to take a stroll to the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building's observation deck at night. I definitely want to stay there again.

Thank you very much for your flexible support. All of the staff were friendly, kind, and attentive, and we had a very comfortable stay. We were able to rent a yukata for our dog—something they rarely get to wear—and took some adorable photos. Both dinner and breakfast offered a wide variety of dishes, and everything was delicious. Because our stay was on a tight schedule, we couldn’t go fishing this time, but our dog happily ran around the spacious dog run, and we were very satisfied with our stay at this Accommodation. When we visit Nanyo or Shirataka again, we would definitely like to stay here again.

It was very close to the entrance of Akame 48 Waterfalls, making it extremely convenient for walking and exploring. The building is old, but the furniture and interior are refined and do not feel rustic. The food was also delicious. We went by car, and there is a steep slope in front of the Accommodation, so it’s best to drive carefully there. Some parts of the road on the way are narrow, but they are well maintained, so as long as you watch out for oncoming cars, there should be no problem.

We stayed in a river-view Room. The Facility, including the gym, was very well equipped, and we enjoyed the wide variety of breakfast options.

On the morning of the 24th, I searched for and booked a Hotel with a large public bath nearby so I could watch the Gion Festival yamahoko “tsujimawashi” at Kawaramachi Oike. It was absolutely the right choice! From the subtly Kyoto-style entrance, everything felt welcoming—especially the front desk staff, whose excellent service instantly eased my fatigue from traveling in extreme heat. I was satisfied as soon as I entered the Room. It’s a take-off-your-shoes style, and the clean Room along with its layout and furnishings made it feel like coming home. Having all water facilities grouped together right by the entrance is very convenient. Since there is a large public bath, the shower booth in the Room was more than enough. While many Hotels these days don’t provide sofas or tables, I really appreciated having a long sofa you can lie down on, an armchair-style single sofa, and a table that’s plenty for two people. There are many great restaurants nearby, so it was nice to have a setup that makes takeout easy to enjoy in the Room. The lighting controls were easy to understand, with thoughtful touches like an individual bedside light and options for indirect lighting throughout the Room. The bed was very comfortable—even with sensitive skin and being sensitive to smells, I slept soundly. The linens—especially the pajamas—were high quality and perfectly laundered; cleaning standards were excellent overall, including towels for the large public bath. Water came in stylish Ito En bottle-type containers that were replenished again on the second day and convenient to carry around. Tea, coffee, and black tea were also restocked, and I was happy they even provided wine glasses. At the entrance to/fromthe large public bath area there were two types of vinegar drinks that helped me stay balanced during summer heat. As for views: you can see mountains inthe distance,but right next door is an apartment balcony,and below is temple cemetery grounds,s oI keptthe blinds downand used indirect lighting.(I usedto livein Teramachi,s o cemeteries don’t bother me.)Since windows are frosted glassin springand autumn too,I think it won’t be an issue unless you wantto open them fully.The hospitality at this Hotel more than made upfor it.I didn’t add breakfast,but usedthe attached grillfor lunchand cocktail time,and enjoyed both.I’d love to stay at this Accommodation again.

It was a truly wonderful Hotel. Not only the Onsen, but also the Room interior and the restaurant atmosphere blended Japanese elements with a touch of elegance, and we thoroughly enjoyed the luxurious setting. During our stay, we needed to visit a hospital, and the staff kindly found one for us and promptly arranged a taxi, which was a great help. Thank you very much. We would love to stay again.

Both the in-room bath and the large public bath are hinoki cypress baths, and the large public bath also has an open-air bath—an irresistible Accommodation for bath lovers.

Even during the busy Obon season, I was allowed to use a room by myself, and it was very comfortable. The staff were also pleasant, making it a welcoming Accommodation. The bath was spacious and very relaxing.

I stayed for one night. The staff were very friendly and helpful, and the Hotel and Room were both clean and comfortable. The Onsen isn’t very large, but the water was great and very relaxing. The welcome bar had a wide selection of drinks along with some light snacks, and it’s open until 9:00 p.m., so everyone was able to unwind. Breakfast was included, and there were about five kinds of bread—such as croissants and rice-flour naan—and they were all delicious! The parking lot is right next to the Hotel, which was very convenient!

Please consider expanding the large public bath. The toilet seat in the Room's shower toilet was cold, so we recommend updating the Facility to include basic adjustable features such as shower pressure, water temperature, and seat temperature.

This is my second stay since the end of the year, and it has become one of my favorites. It’s not a new Hotel, but it’s very clean and relaxing. You can see the railway tracks from the room, which might be great for train lovers (I’m one too), though I don’t know which line it is... Amenities are available in front of the front desk. The sweets like ramune candy are a nice touch. I’d love to stay again.

To drive along National Route 252 by the Tadami Line, I made a Reservation at this Accommodation in Aizu-Yanaizu, the gateway town. At first, only the No Meals Included Plan was available, but after calling to confirm eligibility for Fukushima travel support discounts, they kindly changed it to a Plan with both dinner and breakfast. The location is excellent in central Yanaizu, and you can park across the street at a free public parking lot. On arrival in the lobby, I was welcomed with an iced coffee welcome drink, and arranging a time for the private open-air bath as well as meal times went smoothly. My Room was a 6-tatami Japanese-style room on the third floor (no elevator). It was more than spacious enough for one person, very clean, and equipped with a sink and refrigerator. The toilet is shared (separate men’s/women’s) on the same floor. For Onsen bathing, there is a private rooftop open-air bath and separate men’s/women’s indoor baths on the fourth floor. The open-air bath feels handmade and doesn’t offer much of a view, but what truly impressed me was the indoor bath: fresh water continuously overflowing from the source (free-flowing), a cloudy sodium chloride spring with abundant volume at just the right temperature—far better quality than expected. Dinner is served at a modern soba restaurant created by renovating a storehouse behind the Accommodation. The main Sarashina soba had great texture and was excellent overall, including the warm chicken-and-burdock dipping broth. That said, it was disappointing that the appetizer tempura had gone cold, and I felt that adding something local such as basashi (horse sashimi) would make it even more satisfying. In that case, choosing No Meals Included and ordering freely from the restaurant menu could also be a good option. Breakfast is prepared in a private room next to the lobby; along with juice or soup, you receive a plate centered on bread and rice. Service is attentive, though opinions may differ on value for money depending on expectations. At 11,000 yen at full price it invites comparison with nearby Accommodations around here; however after discounts my satisfaction level was more than adequate. Above all else،the cleanliness throughout иandthe owner’s sincere、warm hospitality were outstanding—an Accommodation I can recommend even to Tadami Line travelers without а car.

The large public bath was excellent. I frequently use Route Inn hotels during business trips and am always satisfied. Thank you for your continued service.

They let us use the parking lot on our stay date and the following day as well. We stayed in a Japanese-style room. The bathroom was separate, and soaking up to my shoulders in the tub helped me relax and recover from fatigue. It’s also nice that it’s close to Kochi Castle and the Thursday Market. The front desk staff were very kind. Breakfast is mostly pre-made items, but there’s a good variety and you’ll leave full. It may be something to appreciate that you can eat for a reasonable price. There seem to be plenty of nearby cafés where you can get a morning set, but my companion prefers Japanese food, so we ate at the Hotel.

As it’s a new Hotel, everything is spotless. I have lower back pain, but the mattress firmness was perfectly comfortable. The Room key uses a PIN code system, so I recommend taking a photo of the number you receive at check-in on your phone—it will be useful later. At the bar counter there were Black Nikka, Kurokirishima, Nanawarai, and more, so I had a glass of Kurokirishima. I think it’s a good idea to buy cup ice and soda water as well. There didn’t seem to be any restaurants within walking distance; however, there is a drugstore and a supermarket across the street. The only disappointment was that at 6:40 there was an extremely long line for breakfast! We were told we could take it back to the Room to eat, but due to my son’s event we gave up waiting and checked out. That’s why I deducted one star. I would like to stay again if I have the opportunity.

This property has Joyfull and On-Yasai in the same building. For dinner, you can choose either option, with a meal voucher worth 1,210 yen; if you choose Joyfull, it also includes the drink bar. Unlike other locations, dinner is not all-you-can-eat, but I personally preferred that. It was also thoughtful that they clearly posted notices about group guests’ dining times.

Convenient location and affordable rates for your stay in Takasaki.

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 recommend the room's unit bath. The narrowness of the dressing room and washing area in the large public bath was surprising. The bathtub had no water, and there were no instructions on how to use it, so we only used the shower. The water pressure was excellent. We had the oyster set meal, which was exquisite. The portion was a bit large, making it hard to finish. I wanted to enjoy more whiskey, but there were no menus or clear options, so I only had one glass initially. Even in mid-August, we managed with just a fan. Considering the price, it was an excellent accommodation! I would love to stay again!

We stayed as a couple for one night, and the room was neither too small nor too spacious—just the right size. We didn't use the bath, so we can't comment on it. The temperature settings for the in-room bath were clearly indicated, so we didn't have to deal with lukewarm water. Amenities were minimal, and there was no bottled water provided. However, complimentary drinks were available on the first floor. There were two types of slippers, and the room was clean and well-maintained. The staff at the front desk and breakfast area were friendly and welcoming with great smiles. The most surprising thing was how quickly the elevator doors closed!