이와타키구치역 × 객실 10개 이하의 숨겨진 숙소추천 호텔·료칸

It was impressive that a historical Stays has remained unchanged for 300 years, and it's within walking distance from Miyazu Station. It was very quiet and relaxing, and they kindly recommended a place for dinner (it was very delicious). Next time, I would like to visit with

The Room—including the semi-open-air bath, comfortable changing area, spacious Japanese-style Room, living area, and bedroom—was spotless and could not have been better. Everyone on the staff was kind and approachable. The meals were also excellent. Both dinner and breakfast wer

The bath was large and open, so we could relax and take our time. The pool was smaller than we expected, but it seems perfect for a dip after the sauna! We were able to spend a quiet stay in a clean villa, and it was a very satisfying one-night trip. The air conditioning on the

The stone-paved streets, the temple, and Taikyourou blended beautifully together, creating a very charming atmosphere. Upon entering the Ryokan, we were greeted by a cozy wooden table and chairs with an irori (traditional Japanese hearth). We checked in there and received explana

The meals were also high quality and beautifully presented, offering a sense of satisfaction beyond simply being full. All of the staff were very polite and worked hard to assist us, making for a pleasant trip. It’s quite far from Kyushu so it’s not easy to visit often, but I’m

I stayed for two nights and was truly satisfied with completely different meals each time. For breakfast, as mentioned in other Reviews, I had the exquisite French toast, which allowed me to recharge my energy fully and go sightseeing. A wide range of amenities was provided, so

For dinner, we enjoyed a full crab course prepared in various ways along with delicious local sake, which my husband thoroughly enjoyed as well. We loved one of the sakes served during our stay so much that we visited its brewery recommended by the hostess on our way back home

The space felt refined and beautifully designed, yet it also carried a sense of Miyazu’s history. In the Room, instead of a TV or clock, there were items like an iron kettle, matcha bowl, and bamboo whisk—so you can make tea yourself. I also loved the bookshelf, lined with books

I often use this place because the staff are friendly and kind. Considering the price and the hospitality of the staff, I am quite satisfied even with the retro facilities. Since Manai Shrine is right next door, I start my trip the next morning by visiting the shrine!