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I stayed here for one night on the second night of my five-night solo trip to Kusatsu Onsen from Fukuoka, and I’m glad I was able to get a Reservation. I had heard that Kusatsu Onsen has various types of spring water, so I chose this Ryokan because it has a great reputation for its water quality and allows solo guests to enjoy the Onsen. Just as expected, the Onsen was truly wonderful, and I enjoyed soaking many times. I also visited several public baths—hot, tingling springs like Jizo-no-Yu felt great—but Gokurakukan’s comfortably warm Onsen was perfect for a long soak. It’s also recommended for those who don’t like very hot water. Towels were available in the Room as well as in the changing area by the bath, which was very convenient. Another nice point was being able to go to the Onsen without passing through the front desk, making it easy even early in the morning. The Room was clean, and the toilet was exceptionally spotless. I was happy to find Matsumura manju served with tea snacks. The free breakfast was delicious—the bread was wonderfully chewy. I also had dinner at the restaurant on the second floor; both the curry doria and carrot salad were excellent. At check-out, the owner and staff kindly gave me detailed sightseeing tips around Kusatsu. Thanks to them, I learned about Jigokudani Monkey Park in Nagano Prefecture and went there using car sharing. After waiting about 30 minutes, I was lucky enough to see monkeys soaking in an Onsen—it was amazing. The next day, I used car sharing again and enjoyed Ikaho’s hot spring buns and Mizusawa udon as well. It became a truly memorable solo trip. The hospitality was warm and welcoming, and next time I’d love to stay with my family—thank you very much.

Everything was wonderful. What impressed me the most was the staff. They were always smiling and did their best to help, which made my stay very comfortable. The meals were delicious, but the rice at breakfast was too firm for me to eat... I think it’s just a matter of preference, but I ended up leaving some (sorry). If I have another opportunity, I would love to stay again. Thank you very much.

The dining area had a wonderful atmosphere, and every dish was delicious. The Onsen baths also switch between the women’s and men’s sides each day, so it was great to enjoy different types of baths. I would love to stay here again.

I visited Matsuura City to try the famous fried horse mackerel. I had planned to eat it at a restaurant somewhere the next day, but a flyer in the Hotel elevator for the “Hotel Fried Horse Mackerel Set Meal” looked so delicious that I decided to have it at the in-house restaurant instead. Just as rumored, I enjoyed plump, thick-cut fried horse mackerel along with sashimi, tempura, and several small side dishes—an extremely satisfying meal.

As I am recovering from an illness and have difficulty walking, I noted this when making my Reservation. I truly appreciated your thoughtful consideration regarding the location of the Room and our dining table. The Room and the open-air bath were spacious, and the continuously flowing hot spring water in the open-air bath was wonderfully relaxing. The open-air bath also had a small handrail, so I could enter and exit safely even with limited mobility. The meals were delicious, with plenty of local specialties such as Omi beef and iwana (char). Once I’m feeling better, I’d love to visit again—next time to fully enjoy the large public bath and the stone sauna as well!

We stayed as three families this time. Although it was June, the rainy season had already ended and there were no typhoons, so we had perfect sunny weather every day—an amazing location. The ocean and the pool were both beautiful, and we spent most of our time in Okinawa enjoying ourselves at the Hotel. In any case, the ocean and pool are outstanding. We stayed in the South Tower, and since the Main Tower and South Tower are separated it felt a bit like a maze, but the kids enjoyed that “maze” feeling, and we did too—saying it was good exercise after meals. The food was delicious, and we felt each staff member’s hospitality was excellent, so we would like to stay again. Also, the zipline drone video footage was incredible and truly moving—our top recommendation. The bath water temperature was quite hot and our child didn’t soak in it, so we think it would be better if it were a little cooler. Also, having cups available—not just a water dispenser—would make it easier to drink. Thank you very much for taking such great care of us during our stay.

The Room I stayed in was very clean! The brochures on the desk were neatly arranged, and the bathroom was also spotless! It felt great when I entered the Room. Also, the shared kitchen was nice.

Stayed in a dormitory. The room, bed, and shower room were all clean and well maintained. The lounge with an attached kitchen was spacious and comfortable. The foreign front desk staff were also pleasant and helpful. Affordable rates and excellent value for money. Highly recommended.

A memorable Hotel where we stayed as a family. We stayed again for the first time in over a decade. The Room seemed to have been renovated, and compared to our previous stay it had a chic, more mature atmosphere. With an ocean view, the sound of the waves and wind and the calls of birds became background music—it was incredibly relaxing. The staff were also friendly and welcoming with warm smiles. We will definitely come back to stay again.

It was my first visit to Shinwa-no-Yu in almost 10 years, and I was able to relax very comfortably (in the Hakodate dialect). The Accommodation was clean, and I was satisfied. I look forward to staying with you again.

A wonderful Room, and a lovely owner couple and staff. For dinner, we couldn’t choose a course, so we had sushi, plus fried chicken and fries and an eggplant snack, which we enjoyed in our Room. Everything was delicious. In the morning, we had curry doria and a plate with salad and side dishes—also very tasty. The coffee at the end had a vanilla aroma that brought back memories and made me happy. You can also enjoy the exhibits of their nephew, a professional racer. This is an Accommodation I highly recommend. Next time, I’ll come back to try the course meal.

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.

I stayed alone in a cottage, and for this price, the Room, meals, and Onsen were all excellent. The kiln-baked dish was especially delicious. The staff were very kind, the Room was clean, and I was able to relax in nature. In the morning, it wasn’t a large bath but a smaller one; it was also clean and comfortable.

Thank you very much for your hospitality. The three of us—my 92-year-old mother, my husband, and I—found and chose this Accommodation online, and everything was excellent. We were able to relax in the renovated Japanese-style Room and bedroom. Although it is an Accommodation where you can stay with your dog, it felt very clean, and it seemed that every corner was thoroughly cleaned. The meals were also very delicious, and the boat platter was more than we could finish. It was disappointing that we couldn’t go cruising due to the typhoon, but since it was before summer vacation there were no crowds, we could get around smoothly, and we fully enjoyed a wonderful trip to Izu. Thank you again. We would love to stay here again.

Stayed in August 2026: 2 adults and 2 toddlers for JPY 15,810 with breakfast. As the title says. This is a very important point for guests, yet many hotels don’t seem to notice it at all. [In midsummer and midwinter, guests’ health can be affected by how clean the air conditioner is.] I hope you will continue to prioritize this. The Onsen was average (understandable given the low price). Breakfast was just enough to fill you up (also understandable given the low price). As for a one-of-a-kind experience: My wife accidentally dropped the breakfast tongs because their holder was unstable. When she informed and apologized to a female staff member in her 50s or so, she was told, “Please be careful,” which felt like surprisingly high-level customer service. It may simply be a local cultural thing, and I also felt that if I (a man) had done it, I probably wouldn’t have been admonished. Also, since she was serving food rather than working at reception where various types of guest interaction are required, it gave me the impression she spoke without much thought (no ill intent—more like “that’s obvious”). It was quite unpleasant, but I’m not dwelling on it. Because even though the room rate was affordable, the air conditioner was clean.

This was Hawaiians’ first glamping Facility, and it was fantastic—from the Hawaiians pools to the glamping tents that stayed ice-cold with strong air conditioning. The showers and toilets were well equipped, and we could also use the large public bath in the clubhouse. Since this glamping site is built within a golf course, both the facilities and service were flawless. However, depending on your family’s situation: there are lots of insects! That’s part of camping/glamping, but our family doesn’t do well with bugs—our older daughter cried hard, and we couldn’t even focus on the BBQ. There are so many that bug spray doesn’t really help. From palm-sized longhorn beetles to what might have been scarab beetles we’d never seen in Kanto—if you understand this before staying, it’s an amazing location.

This was my third visit to Itoshima, the first in two years. Last time, after heavy rain the day before, it suddenly turned into a midsummer day, and the breathtaking sunset—changing moment by moment against the vast ocean—was truly moving. I enjoyed delicious food and the relaxed pace that only an all-inclusive stay can offer. This time had a different atmosphere and some changes. Arriving in a downpour with luggage, I climbed the stone steps to check in. What surprised me right away was “10:00 checkout”! I never expected it to be an hour earlier—maybe a pitfall of being a repeat guest? I was told it was changed because lunch service starts at 11:00 with reservations… but 10:00 still feels far too early. Since we spend about four hours round trip for an overnight stay, we want to relax as much as possible. If possible, I hope you will consider setting check-in to 16:00 and returning checkout to 11:00—I would be glad if this request from repeat guests reaches you. This time we dined while watching the post-rain evening scenery, and the food was just as delicious as ever—I was very satisfied. The soup course in particular had wonderful Japanese dashi flavor and was deeply comforting, and the tempura made from fresh squid (prepared after sashimi) was especially appreciated; as someone who loves cooking at home, having a professional fry dishes is a real treat. It was also disappointing not to see any of the staff members from previous visits. The photo shows “Itoshima Bay—an evening view after the rain.”

The location is between Gojo Station and Shijo Station, with excellent access to Kyoto Station and central areas like Karasuma Oike. Since the hotel is newly opened, the facilities are clean. Being Thai-owned, the interior features Thai motifs, and there are playful touches like nostalgic Japanese posters. The room is compact, but the lounge is spacious, and with so many places to visit in Kyoto, it's not an issue. If you are uncomfortable undressing in the toilet, you might want to be cautious. The only disappointment was that the TV did not support mirroring. I was looking forward to watching videos on the hotel's large screen... It's a nice point that you can choose breakfast from Thai, Western, and Japanese cuisine. I chose pho, and it was a gentle taste, perfect for the morning. Perhaps not well-known among Japanese yet, most guests were foreigners. I was very satisfied with the stay at such a reasonable price!

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.

I booked the reliable Route Inn because I wanted to take a relaxing bath. Since I wasn’t traveling by car, I took a taxi, which was an unexpected expense, but I’m glad I was able to unwind.