전국 × 일품요리를 즐길 수 있는 숙소온천・목욕 평가가 높은호텔·료칸 - 28페이지

I stayed here after a concert at the National Stadium. Although I wasn’t familiar with the area, it was very close to the station, and the Hotel staff were extremely helpful. The place was clean, and I felt comfortable staying there. Breakfast was also very delicious. I would like to stay here again when I visit Tokyo. Thank you very much. (I didn’t use the Onsen, so I can’t comment on it.)

Magnificent views of Mt. Fuji and a stylish Fuji Onsen, conveniently located with easy access from the interchange. The Room was clean, and we were very satisfied. On the way back, we enjoyed strawberry picking at a nearby farm called Agri Monster.

The pool in the courtyard had two shallow depth options, which were perfect for our 5- and 3-year-old children. They also lent out water guns, and having a swimsuit spin dryer was very helpful. At night, there was a free lottery next to the front desk and a small festival-style game area (paid, around 200 yen), and we felt they had really put thought into it. We were allowed to use our own handheld fireworks (not sold on-site) in the courtyard, and when we brought some, they kindly lent us a bucket filled with water and a lighter. Meals were served in the Room for both breakfast and dinner, with great portions and flavor—our whole family was very satisfied. The baths operated on a rotating schedule: the women’s bath was on the 4th floor at night and on the 3rd floor in the morning. The 4th floor did not have an open-air bath but did have a sauna. It was at a comfortable temperature that children could also use. The 3rd floor did not have a sauna, but it had an open-air bath, which we also enjoyed. The view from our Room was beautiful as well, and we were glad to be able to see the morning sunrise.

All the staff were incredibly kind, and it was a warm, welcoming place. You can take a walk to Muruku Beach, and it’s also conveniently located for driving to sightseeing spots such as Kahou Banta. The time spent gazing at the ocean from the Room was wonderful. There are only stairs, but the staff carried all of our luggage, which was a great help. I will definitely stay here again when visiting Okinawa. Thank you very much.

It was my first stay in six years, and I felt that the calm, natural atmosphere is always maintained by the staff and throughout the entire Facility. The comfortable Room and the private pool in the quiet villa allowed me to relax without worrying about anyone else. The staff’s sense of distance was also pleasant, and with a touch of Okinawan language, it feels different from the slightly formal atmosphere of a large Hotel—making me want to visit again.

Time passed at a relaxed pace, and I truly enjoyed my stay at the Hotel. The view from the window was absolutely beautiful. The grouper course was very generous in portion size, and every dish tasted exceptional. The warm hospitality also made me feel comfortable. My family said they would love to come again.

I’ve stayed here many times when visiting Miyazaki because it offers great value with breakfast included, a large public bath, and a sauna. Even if I come back late after drinking, I can still use the bath. Breakfast is fairly standard, but the overall value is excellent, so it’s become almost my regular place. The sauna is spacious, and the cold bath is also large; the water isn’t too cold, so it’s comfortable to stay in for a while. There’s no power outlet by the bed pillow area, but you can borrow an extension cord from the front desk. It’s conveniently close to the nightlife district. The Facility itself is old, but since I prioritize value and the baths, I’d like to keep staying here. Note that women need to use what seems to be a sister property across the main road (Lagoon) for bathing.

The Accommodation has a wonderful atmosphere and offers satisfaction that exceeds the price. At the entrance, there was a vending machine selling rare flash-frozen soba you can enjoy as if freshly made, as well as Matsumoto Sanzoku-yaki. They escorted me to my Room on the second floor and even carried my luggage. When I left, it was raining, but they lent me an umbrella and saw me off. Inside, the building has an extraordinary, getaway-like ambiance, with calming lights placed throughout the corridors and other areas. The toilets and washbasins are shared, but they are clean. There is also a large public bath with alternating hours for men and women, and if available, you can use a private bath at no extra charge. The water temperature is on the lukewarm side. Breakfast included many kinds of small side dishes, a large-nameko miso soup, and curry that was light yet flavorful; I heard it uses Indian spices. Next time, I’d like to try dinner as well.

This time I stayed as a solo traveler. Even during meals, I didn’t feel self-conscious at all and was able to fully enjoy the dining experience. I used the Onsen upon arrival and again for a morning bath, and it felt wonderful—especially the carbonated bath, which I loved. I’d like to visit again. It was also an excellent base for sightseeing.

My family and I stayed here to attend a performance at a nearby hall. It’s a little far from Niigata Station, but since we were driving it wasn’t an issue, and the affiliated parking lot was right next door, which was very convenient. The staff frequently checked in with us, and they were kind and helpful with our questions, which made us feel at ease. I especially recommend the breakfast, which offers a great selection of local specialties made with regional ingredients. We could try small portions of many different dishes, and everything was delicious—we were very satisfied. On the day of our stay, we received an upgrade to a more spacious Room, which made it even more relaxing. Thank you very much. This time we stayed for one night for a specific purpose, but there are still many places we’d like to visit and plenty of great food to try, so we hope to return for a longer stay next time.

In this refined and beautiful space, I was able to spend a truly relaxing time. Most of all, I was deeply impressed by the single cold plunge bath—its crystal-clear chill felt wonderfully refreshing. The moment it wrapped around my heat-soaked body with a crisp coolness, everything seemed to sharpen vividly, and I experienced an exceptional sense of “totonoi.” I am also sincerely grateful for the warm hospitality of the staff. I will definitely return to enjoy this beautiful experience again.

I had to stay in Asakusa unexpectedly and chose this place because it was close to the station and Senso-ji Temple. It seemed like most of the guests were from overseas, making me feel as if I were abroad, but I was able to enjoy a quiet stay. The staff were efficient, there were many shops nearby, and the rooftop view was lovely. It was very convenient, so I decided on a Multiple Night Stay. On the first night, I stayed in a Room with a view of Tokyo Skytree. On the second night, I stayed in a Room on the opposite side. As mentioned in Reviews, the first Room had an aroma reminiscent of India or Bali (perhaps?), while the second one had no scent at all—quite curious! The first Room felt warm and dry even with the air conditioning off, whereas the second one felt cool without it. Amenities included everything necessary for my stay. The price seemed reasonable for Asakusa. If I had to point out anything: when checking into my second Room, there were some leftover snacks (kaki-pi) on the floor; also, waiting for elevators took some time. I didn’t use their café bar but noticed that their menu pricing seemed bold yet appealing! Overall, it was a comfortable stay—thank you to all staff members!

Since the Room we selected was on the 4th floor, we got quite tired going back and forth three round trips down to the 1st floor (for walking our dog, etc.), plus meals and the bath (four round trips up to the 2nd floor) (lol). Next time, we’ll choose a Room on the 1st or 2nd floor (lol). Other than that, there were no problems. Our dog was happy, and the food was delicious too. (We are an elderly couple, aged 75 and 70.)

I stayed here to attend an event at another Hotel in Roppongi. Since it’s a Mitsui property and the Reviews were good, I chose this place—and it was even better than I expected. I arrived before noon and went to leave my luggage, but my Room happened to be ready, so I was able to check in right away. I really appreciated that. Amenities are available in the lobby for you to take only what you need, which felt efficient with no waste. There’s also a coffee machine in the lobby, and tea is available as well. Rooms at central Tokyo Hotels are often small, but this one was about 26–27 m² and felt spacious. There was also a sliding door that could separate the vanity area from the Room, and the overall atmosphere was calm and relaxing. I’d love to stay here again if I have the chance.

After turning off the Koya Ryujin Skyline, you’ll need to drive several kilometers along a narrow, winding road with continuous curves. As is often the case in Nara Prefecture, there are some sections that are too narrow for two cars to pass. The river running beside the Hotel is very clear, and on a cloudless night you can likely enjoy a starry sky. The Onsen water analysis sheet stated it is a simple sulfur spring with pH 10.4, but I didn’t notice much of a sulfur smell. There are only two indoor baths at different temperatures, and there is no open-air bath. For dinner we ordered the local Kashiki hot pot course, and the duck, wild boar, and pheasant were all richly flavored and truly delicious. I especially liked the pheasant for its satisfying texture. After finishing the hot pot, we ended with rice porridge; the broth was so good that I ate too much. The Hotel itself is an older building, but it’s a good Hotel with sufficiently spacious Rooms and enjoyable meals.

I considered staying at my parents’ home while my mother was in the hospital, but it was too far from the hospital, so I looked for a good place nearby. The Reviews were positive, so I decided to stay here. This Hotel is also where my cousin held her wedding, so I’ve known it for a long time, but since it’s local to me I’d never had a reason to stay before. This was my first time staying here as I now live outside the prefecture, and it really was a great Hotel just as the Reviews said. Everything was very clean, and the bath was spacious and nice. All of the staff were polite and wonderful. The parking lot was also large and convenient. I’d like to stay again if I have the chance. If anything, the only minor issue was that the washbasin area felt a bit small.

We stayed to celebrate my father’s 80th birthday. We had dinner at arco on the 42nd floor. They prepared a dessert plate, and my father was very happy. The website said we could see fireworks from the 42nd floor, so we made a Reservation, but unfortunately they were not visible from the restaurant. (However, after leaving the restaurant, we were able to see them briefly from the lobby.) We also had breakfast at arco the next morning, and the Tsuno sparkling wine and cheese were delicious. My mother especially enjoyed the galette. The ocean view from our Room was wonderful, and I’m grateful that we could do something meaningful for my parents. We would love to visit again.

The Room is clean, and the bathroom and toilet are also spotless. There are plenty of places to eat, and a convenience store is nearby. Especially since there’s a Don Quijote close by.

As last year, I stayed in the Castle Suite with my daughter. It’s a Room that any young child will absolutely love. It features two Kumamoto Castle-themed bunk beds, a slide, plenty of toys, Kumamon figures, an oversized TV, and a hinoki cypress bath. The refrigerator was stocked with complimentary drinks—both alcoholic and non-alcoholic—so while my child played, I could relax and fully enjoy some downtime.

Checked in late at night and enjoyed the Onsen. Breakfast the next morning was delicious no matter what I ate! The potato salad with mentaiko was the best, haha.