전국 × 자체 온천 원천 보유 숙소시설・설비의 평가가 높은 호텔·료칸 - 29페이지

I often use dinner buffets, and this is one I’d like to visit again and again. The standout was how delicious the yakiniku and shabu-shabu were. You can eat as much as you like of Kagoshima beef and Kurobuta pork, grilling it freely at your own table on a hot plate heated with solid fuel. Using the same solid-fuel setup, you can also enjoy hot pot dishes (three types) and kamameshi rice. In addition, you can cook Kagoshima beef, Kurobuta pork, and chicken just the way you like in a shared shabu-shabu pot. Chicken shabu-shabu is a dish that really works because of the quality of Kagoshima chicken. There were also local specialties such as kibinago sashimi and keihan chicken rice soup, each prepared with great care. Compared with other Hotels, there seemed to be fewer kid-friendly options, but every family appeared satisfied with the local cuisine. The baths were spacious as well, with excellent water quality and views—I was very satisfied.

I think this was my third or fourth stay. The property is clean, there’s an Onsen, and even the single Room is spacious, so it’s far more comfortable than a major Business Hotel chain. It’s also convenient to have separate slippers for in-room use and for around the building. The Room design is simple yet thoughtful, and it feels like a waste to stay only one night. Next time I’d like to visit the bakery as well. Whenever I have business near Nagai City, I’d like to stay here again.

This trip was planned as a motorcycle touring trip with an overnight stay. When I arrived at the Accommodation, the front desk staff kindly guided my motorcycle to a covered area and even provided an umbrella, which I really appreciated. The bath wasn’t large, but it was more than satisfactory. Above all, I can highly recommend the meals. Dinner was very satisfying, like a course meal—from meat and sashimi to pudding for dessert. And breakfast? It also offered a variety of delicious items such as grilled fish, and just like dinner I went back for seconds of rice. I’d like to stay here again when visiting the Fukushima area. From the Room I could see Lake Inawashiro; it was quiet around there and I slept very well.

If possible, I’d rather not let too many people know about this incredibly great-value Accommodation. The food is delicious, and the staff are wonderful. This was my first stay in summer, and the pool was neither overcrowded nor too quiet—everything felt perfectly comfortable, so I could truly relax and enjoy it.

This was my first visit to Asamushi Onsen. Yanagi-no-Yu, with its rich history, had wonderfully hot water that I truly enjoyed. The building may be old, but it was impeccably clean, making for a comfortable stay. The friendly service made me feel at ease, almost like visiting relatives in Aomori. The grilled shellfish for breakfast was delicious, and I appreciated the attentive care to ensure it didn’t burn. Thank you very much!

We were very satisfied with everything—the staff’s service, the atmosphere of the Accommodation, and the meals. We had an unexpected issue on our side, but they responded kindly and supportively, and we are truly grateful.

The Room’s open-air bath was wonderful. The meals were more than enough for women; men might find them a bit light, but for those who drink alcohol, I felt they were sufficient. I think it would be better if breakfast times were staggered. The staff’s sense of distance also felt very comfortable to me. Sorry to mention this at the end. Thank you very much.

I suddenly got some time off and decided to travel. When I searched online, Hill Hotel Sunpia Iga came up with a meal plan. Even though it was only a week before my stay, the large public bath was very spacious, bright, and clean—and it’s an Onsen! My body and hair felt moisturized, and I warmed up wonderfully. Dinner was a kaiseki meal, which I enjoyed in a calm setting that felt like a semi-private room. Breakfast was buffet-style with plenty of options for both rice and bread, and I left completely full. The value for money was excellent—it felt almost too good for the price. Thank you very much for taking such good care of me.

The location was excellent—close to Yufuin Floral Village and Lake Kinrin, which made it very convenient. The meals were satisfying both morning and evening, with delicious rice and meat. Since it was a weekday and during mealtime, there were few guests in the bath, so I could relax and soak at my leisure. The water temperature was just right. The Facility is old, but it was well cleaned. At such a reasonable rate for an overnight stay with meals included, I would happily stay here again whenever I visit Yufuin.

1. Room: Spotlessly clean, down to the smallest details From the moment you step inside, a calm Japanese ambiance surrounds you. The room was beautifully maintained and thoroughly cleaned, with a refreshing sense of cleanliness in every corner, making it truly comfortable. The views of nature and the hot spring town from the window were soothing as well—I was able to relax right after arriving. 2. Dining: Exceptional cuisine showcasing seasonal flavors Both dinner and breakfast were absolutely satisfying! Each meal featured plenty of fresh local ingredients and seasonal specialties, and you can tell every dish is prepared with great care. Beautifully presented and full of flavor, it was delicious enough to leave both my stomach and my heart completely satisfied. 3. Hot Springs: You’ll feel it immediately—silky-smooth skin after bathing When it comes to Yumeryutan, the hot springs are a must. The water is soft and gentle on the skin, and as soon as I stepped out of the bath I could feel how smooth and supple my skin had become. Soaking in the open-air bath while listening to the river’s gentle flow was pure bliss—so relaxing you’ll want to stay in longer.

The Room was clean, and the Onsen had excellent water. The staff were also very kind. If I have the opportunity again, I would definitely like to stay here.

I visited during Golden Week with two dogs. The Room was a Japanese-style room, but it was spacious and the dogs could run around. There is also a park nearby, and the Hotel is right in front of the quiet inner side of Amanohashidate, so it was great for peaceful walks. The meals were Japanese cuisine, and there was more than enough—we were completely full. There is also an open-air bath, and it was quiet and relaxing. It’s conveniently located close to both Ine’s Funaya boat houses and Amanohashidate, making them easy to visit.

It rained unfortunately, but first of all, the staff were wonderful. As soon as we entered, we found a board with our dog’s name on it. When we tried to take a photo, they made a sound from behind to get our dog to look toward the camera, spoke gently to our dog, and guided us smoothly—it really felt like their training is thorough. The Room was spacious, had no noticeable odors at all, was very well cleaned, and felt comfortable! Although the building itself is old, it didn’t feel that way at all. The meals were buffet-style and everything was delicious—especially the yuba (tofu skin), which was so good I went back for seconds (and more)! There was also a buffet for dogs; there weren’t many options, but it was more than enough! Our dog seemed to love something like tomato soup and drank it eagerly! During the meal, a staff member gently said to our dog, “Eat lots,” which warmed my heart! The bath was relaxing, and we had lots of fun at the indoor dog run—completely satisfied! Most of all, we visited for our dog’s birthday trip, and they gave us an assortment of fruit like a birthday plate!! It had a chocolate mousse cake on it so it wasn’t for dogs, but I truly appreciated the thoughtfulness. It was my first time staying at an Accommodation that did something like this for us—I was really moved!! Thank you so much! We will definitely come again!

The food quality was exceptionally high, and it made for a truly satisfying stay. Compared with other hotels in Atami Onsen or buffet dining in Kinugawa Onsen, the overall number of dishes is more modest, but signature items like steak and crab are well covered, so you never get tired of it. The welcome service from 3:00 PM (alcohol, oden, onsen manju buns, etc.) was also delicious. Breakfast stood out as well—the nikujaga (meat-and-potato stew) and the fresh toppings for the DIY seafood rice bowl were excellent, and I couldn’t help going back for seconds. All of the staff were international, but they were friendly and spoke Japanese very well; if anything, it added a refreshing touch that helped me forget everyday life. The building itself feels a bit dated, but the rooms and hallways are kept very clean. In particular, I’d give five stars for the individually controlled air conditioning (each room has been upgraded with a new unit and outdoor condenser), which made my stay comfortable without having to deal with seasonal centralized switching. The only disappointment (2–3 stars) was that the main public bath was under renovation, so we had to use private baths or facilities at a sister hotel—and there was no sauna. However, this was more than made up for by the excellent ingredients and the stunning ocean-view scenery. A great hotel for fully enjoying a solo trip.

This Accommodation is located near a ski resort, and the building feels a bit dated. There was still a faint scent of old tatami in the room, but we didn’t encounter any stink bugs that sometimes appear at mountain lodgings, which was reassuring. The bath is an Onsen with a gentle feel on the skin and a slightly silky texture. I prefer soaking slowly in warm rather than hot water, and the temperature was just right for me. Dinner is served around an irori hearth. There seemed to be a tour-bus group staying that day as well, and the dining area was nearly full. Their menu appeared to be different from ours, but our hearth-grilled dishes were carefully turned at the right time by the attendant, and everything was delicious. This isn’t an Accommodation for those seeking glamour or luxury, but what impressed us most was the very reasonable price. It’s surprisingly affordable for a place listed on IKYU—about the cost of one night at a Business Hotel in Tokyo—and it even includes dinner for two. Considering the cool summer climate and this price point, it was more than satisfying stay.

During Silver Week, we made a Reservation for two Rooms with our daughter and son-in-law and stayed for two nights. Without meals included, we weren’t tied to set times and could relax. There was a good selection of frozen foods, so we had no trouble with meals. The weather wasn’t great, but the kids enjoyed table tennis and the Onsen pool, while we enjoyed the large public bath and the massage chairs. The Yogibo room? was more comfortable than expected—I fell asleep without realizing it. The Hotel itself was fine, but there’s nothing around it—absolutely nothing. Just forest after forest, so a car is essential.

Located a little beyond Yamanaka Onsen’s Yuge Kaido, this Accommodation sits across from Kayano Osugi, a nationally designated Natural Monument. Camellias were depicted throughout the Accommodation—do camellias bloom here in winter? Bright red camellias against white snow would be beautiful. To reach the Accommodation’s signature Yunobata, you go down a stone staircase, where fresh greenery, a clear stream, and birdsong soothe you and let you fully enjoy nature. From the Room, we also enjoyed the sunrise peeking over the mountains. The meals were wonderful in both presentation and taste; cold dishes were served cold and hot dishes hot, showing thoughtful attention to detail. Surrounded by nature and delicious food, we were able to relax and spend unhurried time. Thank you very much.

I stayed with my husband and 4-year-old son as a family of three in August. The exterior feels a bit old, but the room and the hotel were clean, and the food, service, and onsen were excellent. We had a very comfortable stay with our son. This is definitely a hotel we want to stay at again!

This is the Hotel I always stay at when traveling solo. I go fishing, enjoy the open-air bath, and the stay includes two meals. You can also use the Onsen until 10:00 a.m., and checkout is a relaxed 11:00 a.m. This time I stayed for around 7,000 yen. It’s an excellent value Hotel.

The building itself felt a bit old, and I noticed a slight odor inside, but the Onsen and seafood were truly outstanding. Since the large public bath alternates between men and women, I only used one side, but it was spacious and comfortable. The water left my skin smooth and moisturized—it felt amazing. There wasn’t a place inside the tub to sit (with about half your body out), so I couldn’t soak for too long, but the open-air bath had a great atmosphere and I could relax without worrying about others. Our Room came with a private open-air bath, and the tub was even larger than it looked in the photos—there was plenty of space for two people to stretch out comfortably. It might even fit around three people with ease. Best of all, it was free-flowing natural hot spring water, so fresh water kept pouring in continuously—it felt wonderfully luxurious and incredibly relaxing. The crab I’d been looking forward to was also delicious—I think it was my first time ever getting completely full from crab. I was very satisfied with the sashimi and the salmon at breakfast as well. Of course, the steak was also very juicy and tender... That said, it seems rice and miso soup at dinner were brought after we asked for them (I’m sorry—I must not have listened carefully because I was captivated by the beautiful crab right in front of me). By the time they arrived I was already quite full, so I wished I had requested them earlier. There were thoughtful touches throughout as well—like a footbath inside the property and self-serve coffee in the morning. Everyone at both the dining area and front desk greeted us with smiles and were very kind, so we felt comfortable throughout our stay; it ended up being a truly refreshing trip that helped us unwind. I would definitely like to stay again.