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I found this Hotel in Matsusaka because I wanted to stop by Ise Grand Shrine before my golf trip. It’s small, but the large public bath was comfortable and never crowded. The complimentary coffee service in the lobby was also nice.

I stayed here for business. First of all, it’s cheap! The bed was good. The sleepwear was decent. Even though the Room has a bath and shower, there is also a large public bath on the top floor. There is also a microwave in the Room. I wouldn’t call it absolutely perfect, but at this price, I can’t think of anything to complain about. Next time I’m in Himeji, it will definitely be my first choice.

We were looking for an Accommodation to stay with our one-year-old, but every Hotel we checked had no Japanese-style Rooms available, so we gave up and booked a Western-style Room at another Hotel. Right up until the last minute, we kept searching on IKYU and found this Room with flooring, so we decided to stay here. The Hotel had the feel of a long-established Western-style Hotel, but the Room had been renovated, so it didn’t feel old. What surprised us most was how thoroughly everything was cleaned—even the corners of the Room were spotless. Even when our baby crawled around, there was no dust. We felt completely at ease. Thank you very much. Having a microwave and kitchen space was also very helpful. The bathroom had a separate washing area and was easy to use. Everyone—from the front desk staff to the cleaning staff—was very pleasant. Thanks to your thoughtful care in many ways, we were able to enjoy our stay with peace of mind. We’re glad we chose to stay here. When we stay in Nagano City again, we would love to stay here again. Thank you very much.

Perhaps influenced by its location in Takachiho, both the Facility’s interior and exterior were stylish and created a comfortable, welcoming atmosphere. Also, thanks to the staff informing us at check-in about the “Amano-Iwato Guided Tour,” we were able to view the sacred cave of Amano-Iwato. If they hadn’t told us, I think we would have simply walked around Amano-Iwato Shrine and left. Thank you very much.

We traveled by car, but the hotel was very close to Yahata Station and also conveniently accessible by public transportation. Breakfast was a buffet with a wide variety of options, and everything was delicious.

I booked at the last minute and didn’t have much time to check the details in advance, but I was grateful that breakfast was included. The meal was delicious and well balanced. The restaurant staff greeted us cheerfully in the morning, which really lifted my spirits as well. It might be helpful for some guests if you could let them know at check-in that the convenience store across the street closes at night.

The staff's service was excellent. They approached us without us having to ask, and their response was quick. Thank you very much. We stayed in a double Room at an affordable price, but it was really just enough space for sleeping. If morning extensions are possible, I would like to prepare leisurely in the Room, so if there were slightly larger Rooms available, I would love to use this place again. Also, this is just a personal request, but if the loungewear were more like pajamas with separate pants and tops that could be worn around the facility, it would be more comfortable for me as an older guest. Walking to the bath in loungewear felt a bit embarrassing.

This was my first stay. Since it was Saturday and Hotels in the city center were expensive, I chose this Hotel because parking was free and breakfast was included. There weren’t any restaurants nearby, but we found a delicious udon shop just a few minutes away by car, ate there, and then checked in. There is a restaurant on the first floor of the Hotel, and the buffet-style meal is only 1,210 yen. The all-you-can-drink alcohol option is also 1,210 yen, which is very affordable—great for those who want to drink. There’s also a large supermarket next door with plenty of prepared foods and other options. The free breakfast was better than expected; the handmade tofu was especially delicious. Overall, it was a very reasonably priced Accommodation. For the next day in Susaki, I booked another Hotel from the same group.

A hidden gem at our breakfast restaurant is the Fisherman's Bowl, also known as Mago Chazuke. Served in a special bowl with half a portion of white rice, namero (minced fish), shirasu (whitebait), pickled plum, grated yam, shredded seaweed, wasabi, and dashi broth. Perfect for those looking to replenish salt and energy during summer fatigue—give it a try! Enjoy it with the scent of the sea and ocean breeze! We have a suggestion: how about offering an "Ahi Creative Tuna Bowl" during lunchtime someday? GINGER or SPICY Ahi bowls are extremely popular in Hawaii. We believe it would be perfect for SAYAN's lunch menu and could become a hit dish. You can compare it to OFF THE HOOK or MAGURO SPOT—Ono!! Announcement! September is the best time to visit our accommodation. Summer isn't over yet! On September 13th and 20th, we will host Surfing Meetings 2025. The package includes surfing lessons and lunch at Sayan Terrace for ¥6000—a deal you can't miss. See you soon! MAHALO!

Compact yet fully equipped. Thoughtful attention to detail made possible by its intimate size. I felt a warmth you won’t find in a large Hotel. I was impressed by how well designed the bath area is—the atmosphere feels completely different at night and in the morning. I will definitely return. Thank you for your hospitality.

There was a kickboxing match at Korakuen Hall, and since a family member competing was cutting weight, we stayed with No Meals Included. We were a family of four, and there were four beds, so we could relax comfortably with plenty of space. There are plenty of izakayas, supermarkets, and convenience stores around the Hotel, and the station is nearby as well, so it’s very convenient. We were also able to make a Reservation for the Hotel parking lot when booking, which was a big help! We’d love to stay again!

We stayed as a family of three (my husband and child). Since it was a non-smoking room, we were able to stay comfortably. The pajamas were nice, and I also liked being able to choose a pillow. You can choose your amenities as well, which I felt was very environmentally considerate. We had to wait in line for breakfast, but it was delicious. The parking instructions and the fee (500 yen) were easy to understand.

I stayed for 7 nights for a training seminar.\nThe location was excellent, with a convenience store on the first floor and Starbucks and Tully’s nearby, so the surroundings were great and I had no inconvenience. The cleaning was thorough, and the staff were pleasant, so I had a comfortable 7-day stay. The TV could stream YouTube and more, and the Room was comfortable. It was also great value for money.\nI think this is a Hotel I can recommend.\nThank you very much for everything.\nThank you.

Following my visit to Chuson-ji in April, I had another chance to go and stayed here again. In April, we were happy to stay at a reasonable price in a 1st-floor Room in the annex, so this time we booked two Rooms with dinner and breakfast included. This time, both Rooms were on the 4th floor with a great view, which was wonderful. Thank you again, and we look forward to staying with you next time.

I chose to stay here based on past Reviews. This Hotel offers a relaxing, soothing atmosphere with a clean interior, spacious layout, and a quiet, serene setting. Dinner was more than ample and made with fresh ingredients—especially the bonito sashimi and seared bonito, which were outstanding. The Room was clean and generously sized, and I was able to unwind comfortably for the night. A very satisfying Hotel overall.

This was my second stay, and this time I stayed in a Superior Twin Room. The bathroom and toilet were separate, which was excellent. The room also felt more than twice the size of a Double Room, making it very comfortable. Breakfast had an adequate variety and was delicious.

It was wonderful. It’s close to Shin-Narashino Station, and Makuhari Messe is just two stops away. It also seemed like many guests were visiting TDR. Despite that, it was very affordable, and I was able to stay in a clean Room. After a standing concert, it was such a pleasure to soak in the warm large public bath. Since space is limited it does get crowded, but even back in the Room there wasn’t a weak hair dryer—there was the same type as in the large public bath. Even though I washed my hair quickly to free up the washing area sooner, it dried smooth and silky right away. The front desk staff were kind, and although I’m sure it was simply because availability allowed, I really appreciated being assigned a Room on the same floor as the large public bath—such thoughtful attention to detail. Having separate floors for men’s and women’s baths also made me feel safe. This is a Hotel I would definitely stay at again if I visit Makuhari Messe.

I’ve traveled to Tochigi many times, but this was my first visit to Yunishigawa Onsen. When choosing an Accommodation, the open-air Onsen and the meals were especially appealing. After arriving, I took a moment to relax with a cold welcome drink and a refreshingly cool towel—perfect for the heat. Once shown to my Room, I was soothed by the view from the window: mountains and a river. Dinner was served in a private room with an irori hearth, where many dishes were laid out. Over the hearth, various ingredients such as venison, beef, chicken, and yamame trout were grilled. We also enjoyed “isshobera”: minced chicken and crushed walnuts mixed into flavorful miso, spread onto a bamboo spatula and grilled, then placed on rice. Everything was truly delicious and beautiful to look at as well. For breakfast, we had piping-hot tofu made right in front of us along with many small side dishes—so filling even in the morning. Next time I’d love to visit during the autumn foliage season to enjoy a different view, so I hope to stay again when I return.

I stayed here as a base for attending a game at PayPay Dome. The Room is compact, but the bathroom and toilet are separate, which made it more comfortable than expected. It’s also conveniently located less than a 10-minute walk from Hakata Station, making it easy to get around before and after the game. Recommended for travelers who want a comfortable stay at good value.

Although it’s a bit far from the station, the surrounding area is residential, so it’s very quiet. The Room was even more spacious than it looked in the photos, and having a balcony made it very comfortable. Some Reviews mention that the bathroom is small, and it is indeed smaller than in a typical Business Hotel. However, I’m not very tall, so it didn’t bother me. Rather, I liked that the toilet and bath are separate, so it felt like using them at home. At check-in, I asked a few questions such as whether my luggage could be stored after check-in, and the front desk staff answered everything politely, which left a good impression. Overall, this is a Hotel with high satisfaction, and if I stay in Chichibu again next time, I would like to use it.