전국 × 웰컴 라운지에서 쉴 수 있는 숙소객실 및 어메니티 평가가 높은 호텔·료칸 - 137페이지

I learned about this Hotel through the Sosui and Otomasa connection and decided I absolutely had to visit, so I stayed here. I’ve long been interested in fermentation and rice koji and have been studying it, so I was really looking forward to it. Dinner was, of course, all about fermentation and koji—and it was even more delicious than I expected; I was truly impressed. As a sauna lover, I was also excited for the sauna, and since there are only a few Rooms, it turned out to be completely private! It was one of the best “reset” experiences I’ve ever had in a sauna. The water provided was also silica-rich natural mineral water. The Room was quiet, spacious, comfortable, and incredibly relaxing. On top of that, I got to try making shio-koji and heard so much about koji from the professionals at the Facility—making this a truly meaningful stay. From here on, I’d like to get even more deeply involved in the world of koji. Thank you very much.

The Facilities feel a bit dated, but they seem to have been renovated, and I was able to stay comfortably without any issues. The front desk and service were fine as well.\nSince it’s a unit bath, it feels a little cramped, but the water pressure was strong enough that I could bathe without stress.\nThe bed is an Airweave, and I felt like it helped relieve my fatigue. Even though I didn’t sleep long, I slept very soundly.\nI enjoyed complimentary alcoholic drinks and coffee in the lounge. There were also small packaged snacks, so I could spend the short time before meeting up comfortably.\nIt’s close to the station with great access, so I’d like to stay again. I regret not visiting some nearby places that looked good for sightseeing.

A great location—just a 15-minute walk to the dome! The four of us stayed in a Deluxe Twin. The beds were spacious, so even two people could sleep comfortably. The bathroom was also large, and it was great that there was a separate washing area! We also loved having the toilet in a separate room. Another big plus: from 3:00 PM, you can enjoy drinks in the lounge! We used it before heading to the game, after returning to the Hotel afterward, and again at breakfast. We’ll definitely stay here again.

It was a very cute hotel filled with flowers. There were charming touches throughout the property—like a flower bath, a flower-themed refrigerator, and even a dolphin vending machine—so it was fun just walking around and looking at everything. The restaurant was also surrounded by flowers, which really lifted my mood. The food was delicious: the sashimi was fresh, and the charcoal-grilled eel was wonderfully fragrant—I was very satisfied. The drinks were great too, and I ended up enjoying more than I expected. The live piano performance was excellent. All of the staff were pleasant and left a great impression. With its warm atmosphere, we had a wonderful time. I’d love to visit again.

It was a wonderful Facility where old and new, convenience and inconvenience, blended perfectly. The location couldn’t have been better—absolutely flawless. The food and wine selection was exactly what you’d expect: outstanding. The sea bream head from the previous day’s sashimi was served the next morning as a grilled dish, and it made me happy to think, “We meet again.” I had long wanted to visit Amanohashidate, and it turned out to be an unforgettable stay that exceeded all expectations. I would highly recommend it to everyone. (On the way home we stopped by a winery and bought an additional half-dozen bottles; they kindly shipped them to our home together with the wine we purchased at the Accommodation.)

I stayed at TATEGU-YA in Inami, Nanto City, Toyama Prefecture. It felt relaxing and peaceful, as if I were staying in my own home (a second house). On Inami’s main street, Youkamachi-dori, there is the “Shotaro Ikenami Fureai-kan.” Although Ikenami was from Tokyo, his father’s family were temple carpenters in Inami, and that connection is said to have sparked his relationship with the town. Ikenami’s feelings for Inami carry the same warmth he would have for a hometown. By staying at this inn, I felt that I too was able to experience some of the warmth that Ikenami held for Inami.

First of all, the location was excellent, close to the teahouse district. It was also just a short distance from other spots such as Omicho Market, making sightseeing very easy. The Room had everything we needed, and having an Onsen with a stone bath made it perfect. Breakfast was a very delicious Japanese set meal. The staff were kind and attentive. Free drinks, plus complimentary laundry and parking, made it exceptionally well equipped in every way. This is an Accommodation I would gladly stay at again when visiting Kanazawa.

There are so many wonderful Accommodations in Hakodate that it was hard to choose, but I’m truly glad we chose the Former Soma Residence!! First of all, the port view from our Room! It felt like we had Hakodate’s beautiful scenery all to ourselves. The night view was also stunning, and we were able to enjoy an incredibly luxurious time in the Room. Breakfast was absolutely delicious as well—especially the bread, which was outstanding! The location is great, and the restaurant recommended by the staff was excellent too, which made our stay in Hakodate even more enjoyable. And the main building tour guided by a staff member—there was so much to see and it was really fun! Learning about the building’s history and everyone’s passion made us feel how meaningful it is to stay here. It wasn’t just a stay in a beautiful space—it felt like a special experience where we became part of carrying its history into the future. We also heard you have affiliated Accommodations, so we’d love to stay at those as well! Thank you so much. It was an amazing experience!!

A wonderful luxury villa quietly nestled in a picture-perfect setting with views of Mt. Komagatake. The king-size bed, plush high-quality towels, and thoughtfully selected amenities had the feel of a top-class hotel, while the refined full kitchen and large refrigerator were very convenient. With carefully planned lighting, appliances, furniture, a fireplace, and high ceilings—true villa touches—it was a beautifully curated place that showed great attention to detail. The in-room hot spring bath had silky water with a high pH—so smooth it almost felt slippery—and it was gentle on the skin and deeply relaxing. There was also a heater next to the towel rack; perhaps another thoughtful touch so towels dry quickly? I did wish there were also a separate spa facility in another building. Dinner BBQ was extremely satisfying, with plenty of carefully chosen meats and seafood ingredients. The jingisukan (grilled lamb) and finishing soup curry were delicious as well. In this season there weren’t many bugs even outdoors, so we could enjoy it while feeling close to nature. We enjoyed the pumpkin dessert back in the room with the provided drip coffee—absolutely satisfying all around. The large wall-mounted TV in the room was easy to watch, and when the connection acted up, staff came right away to fix it for us. Breakfast was also a full Western-style meal, and everything tasted great. The welcome drink service at the bar in the front building upon arrival had just started recently, but we enjoyed lovely cocktails—it was such a stylish moment that built excitement for our stay along with the view of Mt. Komagatake through the window. I think it’s an excellent idea. I’ve seen comments saying people visit specifically for Angel Grand Villa Hakodate—and I completely agree now. We found an accommodation we can truly recommend; you can really feel how much the staff want to keep improving things here. We’d love to come again. We had a wonderful birthday eve!

Thank you for hosting us during Silver Week. It was very quiet and relaxing, and we were able to unwind. Both breakfast and dinner were delicious. Dinner in particular was more than we could finish—everything was wonderful, including the freshly grilled char and the freshly cooked kamameshi rice. The private hot spring bath was also great. It’s a family-run place with a warm, homey atmosphere. It seems each room has different decor, which was very charming.

The stay was stress-free as always. There was no crowd at the reception during check-in or check-out, and we rarely encountered other guests in the elevator. As a family with children, choosing a Hotel with fewer points to worry about is important for us. Thank you for providing champagne and organic orange juice in the refrigerator. The access was excellent since there was an event at Tokyo Dome again. We look forward to staying here next time as well!

It was a wonderful Accommodation. The hospitality and meals were excellent, and it was very comfortable; I would like to stay again if I have the opportunity.

I enjoyed a relaxing bath with the provided bath salts. The Hotel had a charming Japanese-style design and was cozy, which suited my preferences, but the bed was too soft for me. I wished the Room was slightly more spacious, though it seems there are different room types available. While there was no parking at the Hotel, there was a nearby Times parking lot, so it wasn't inconvenient. The staff were very young but provided polite and friendly service, leaving a great impression.

We stayed with our 1 year and 10-month-old child. We chose this accommodation because it is a "Welcome Baby" certified accommodation, and it truly lived up to its name! The kids' room was filled with various toys, which made our child very happy. Diapers and wipes were also provided, so we could travel light. The meals were absolutely delicious, and we were very satisfied! The breakfast for children was also luxurious and wonderful. Additionally, the all-inclusive service allowed us to enjoy drinks, alcohol, and snacks at any time we liked, which was a great perk. Our child kept asking for refills of Calpis (laughs). As for the Onsen, the private Onsen was available 24 hours a day. We could check availability on our smartphone and use it whenever we wanted! It was great to have relaxing bath time as a family. Since we stayed on a weekday, there weren’t many people around, so we could relax without worrying even with a small child in tow. The staff members were very kind as well—it turned out to be such a wonderful family trip! Thank you so much!

I stayed here on a solo trip to Naoshima. Around noon, I stopped by to store my luggage and rent a bicycle, and they told me my Room was already ready—so I was able to enter even before check-in, which I really appreciated. Both the Room and the shared spaces were stylish. In the shared area, there was a coffee machine as well as instant soup and miso soup available for guests to use freely. I could also choose nightwear, and they lent me towels for the nearby public bath “I Love Yu,” which was very helpful. Since my Room was right next to the shared space, it was easy to grab the breakfast bread (with butter and jam). The refrigerator in the Room had complimentary bottled tea and water, plus canned cola—truly attentive service. It’s within walking distance of Miyanoura Port and the island’s only convenience store, making it very convenient for sightseeing in Naoshima. I would definitely like to stay again.

Due to the typhoon, we had to change our plans at short notice and made a same-day Reservation. It was in a great location—within walking distance of the station, just a few minutes on foot to Kokusai-dori, and right next to a bathing Facility. We initially stayed just as a temporary option, but it was so comfortable that we extended our stay. The building was clean, and breakfast offered three kinds of bread plus a wide variety of drinks—even boiled eggs—so for this price we were very satisfied. I was surprised the hair dryer was ReFa; the amenities were well stocked, and the laundry was free (detergent is paid), which I think is a great service for women. All staff members were pleasant and helpful. This is definitely a Hotel I’d like to use again!

A wonderful Accommodation has opened right in front of the World Heritage site Ninna-ji Temple. From before we even entered, the staff welcomed us warmly, guided us to our Room, and provided very attentive explanations. It felt like the highest level of hospitality—like staying at a luxury Ryokan from the Showa era. The Room features exquisite Nishijin-ori textiles throughout, adding a refined Kyoto touch in many places. The entire building is tatami-floored, which felt great underfoot, and since it is newly built, the fresh scent was very pleasant. In the lounge, you can relax quietly while looking out at Ninna-ji Temple. Dinner was served in a private room, and we enjoyed a wonderful meal made with seasonal ingredients—clearly prepared with great care by the chef. To celebrate our wedding anniversary, we were treated to a special cocktail. It paired well with the food and was delicious. The bath was excellent as expected, and it was always kept impeccably clean no matter when we went in, making it very comfortable to use. This Accommodation was outstanding in every way—I can’t write enough about it. Since children are not allowed to stay here, it’s perfect when you want peaceful time for adults only. Thank you to all the staff for your heartfelt hospitality. We’ve found another favorite Accommodation.

I stayed here on a business trip. It seemed popular with many international guests, but the front desk service was smooth and I had no issues at all. Before entering my Room, I picked up and chose amenities myself, and they were more than sufficient. The Room was clean and well maintained, stylish and cute. I also appreciated having the bath and toilet separate; after a long day of work, I could fill the tub and relax. I was getting tired of staying at a Business Hotel, so this Hotel with a different atmosphere felt soothing. It was quiet around the Room at night as well, making for a comfortable stay. There are several breakfast spots and bakeries nearby, so I thought it would be nice to have breakfast at the Hotel or eat out in the morning. If I’m in the area again for work, I’d like to stay here again.

It was another comfortable stay. We apologize for the trouble caused by my friend’s forgotten item, and we truly appreciate your kind and attentive support. The breakfast we were looking forward to was exactly as expected—both the fresh juice and the rice were delicious. We enjoyed a hearty meal with an extra serving of rice before heading out sightseeing. We also appreciated the quiet atmosphere, as well as the lounge in the evening and the coffee service in the morning. In Kyoto we end up walking a lot, so it was wonderful to relax in the spacious bathtub to ease our tiredness, then unwind and chat in the lounge. This is a Hotel in Gion with great access for getting around on foot. We will visit again.