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Fireflies might have been gone by mid-July, but we spotted over 10 of them nearby and were deeply moved. The resident cat is very friendly and adorable. The meals were abundant, so much so that we regretted not being able to finish them all. The old building retains the charm of a traditional hot spring retreat from the early Showa era. While some may find it inconvenient, it’s perfect for those who enjoy the sound of flowing rivers, birdsong, and insects. The natural and straightforward hostess adds to the pleasant experience. The surrounding area must be beautiful in autumn as well!

Stayed here during a trip to Osaka to help my son move. The room was assigned randomly, but it was smaller than expected. As a slightly larger couple, moving around the room and using the unit bath was a bit challenging. Also, my husband was disappointed that there wasn’t a large public bath since we had assumed "Super Hotel equals large public bath" (though it’s my fault for not checking properly when making the Reservation). Regarding meals, the staff guided us to our seats, so we didn’t have to worry about securing one and felt at ease.

This was my first time staying here. The road leading to the Hotel (Lodge) is quite steep. While it wasn’t an issue for our home, certain cars might struggle. The road is narrow, and the broken curve mirror made it a bit inconvenient to check around corners. Considering the price, the Room, meals, and service were satisfactory; however, my wife was disappointed that there was no salad bar as shown in the Hotel's promotional images. On a positive note, even though the sink, toilet, and bath were shared facilities, they were clean and very well-maintained. Please ensure that all images and information about the Hotel are kept up-to-date regularly.

The meals were satisfying. Unfortunately, it was disappointing that loud noises could be heard at night, either from the neighboring Room or the hallway. The staff were helpful, including offering to move us to a different Room.

I stayed at the accommodation during my year-end vacation. Located at the end of a narrow road, the accommodation had a charming atmosphere. The room was more like a separate cottage than an annex, giving off a nostalgic vacation home vibe. The meals were light and delicious, which I personally appreciated very much. The room also had a semi-open-air bath with pleasant water quality. The large public bath was spacious and open, and there was also a sauna; however, the temperature was on the lower side, which was slightly disappointing as I couldn't fully enjoy it. Overall, while the accommodation felt somewhat old-fashioned, it offered a quiet and relaxing stay with excellent onsen facilities. I would love to visit again!

It is a property where you can stay quietly. The mizutaki was delicious.

The atmosphere of the Hotel gives an old impression. Some people mentioned this in the Review, and the building and interior felt like an old style. However, the Room is spacious and the price is relatively low. I felt the Hotel's consideration. I think it was better than other Hotels in terms of customer service, towels being placed in bags, and the preparation of bags for wet towels in the large public bath.

Stayed as a couple with a small dog. This accommodation felt more like a pension than a hotel. It was like visiting a seaside villa, with great ocean views from the accommodation and a relaxing stay. The meals were full of Ibaraki specialties, including natto, seafood, beef, and melon—plentiful and satisfying. It was slightly disappointing that access to the beach from the accommodation was far, as the direct stairs seemed to be deteriorating and unusable. The owner had a wonderful personality and their love for dogs made our stay enjoyable.

We stayed in a Japanese-style Room for 3 people. It was spacious enough and very relaxing. The large public bath was also great.

Affordable prices and a location right next to the slopes made for an incredibly enjoyable snowboarding and skiing experience. Thank you very much!

This was my first stay here. It feels like a condominium turned into an accommodation. During my 2-night stay, there were no major issues, but I did wonder what would happen in case of any problems since there is no front desk. 〇 Positive Points 1. It was closer to Tofukuji Station than I expected (only a 3-minute walk if you don't get stopped at the crossing). 2. The shared spaces like hallways and stairs were air-conditioned, which felt refreshing when returning from outside. 3. Most necessary amenities were provided. 4. The refrigerator, electric kettle, microwave, washing machine, bathroom dryer—all made it feel like staying in a home away from home. 5. You can soak in the bathtub while watching terrestrial TV (I didn't notice this on the first day). 6. Noise from other rooms was not much of an issue. 〇 Slightly Disappointing Points 1. The inside of the bathtub felt rough initially but became smooth after cleaning with the provided body wash towel and soap (perhaps cleaning could be improved). 2. The washing machine lid was detached with a note saying "The lid is detached but usable; parts are being ordered." However, it stopped midway during use and required some trial and error to operate (I read about this issue in Google reviews before coming; it seems the part has not arrived yet). 3. Again referring to Google reviews mentioning bedbugs—I bought insect spray as a precaution before heading out for sightseeing and found small unfamiliar bugs dead on the floor upon return (not sure if they were bedbugs). Issues like the washing machine lid or potential pests could likely be resolved with better preparation beforehand. Being just one station away from Kyoto Station and offering easy access via Keihan Line makes this accommodation incredibly convenient! I would love to stay here again!

The temperature adjustment of the bath, especially the shower, was very difficult and inconvenient to use. Additionally, the shape of the hot water coming from the shower was unique and not very pleasant. There were two TVs, which was good for a stay with five people, including children.

The issues pointed out in previous reviews have not been improved, and I felt that reviews are not being reflected. It seemed that the influence of reviews is being underestimated. Additional concerns: ○ The washroom area is too small. When washing your face, water spills below and it becomes very wet. ○ There is no way to lock from the inside apart from the auto-lock, leaving security concerns. ○ The entire room is dark with only daylight color lighting. These were the points that concerned me during this stay. Good points: ○ The futon was soft and did not cause body pain. ○ Since hair on the futon under the sheets is visible, it seems necessary to make it a priority cleaning target. ○ Strong force is required to open and close the bathroom door. Even if the door glass breaks due to force (unavoidable), it should not be a liability issue. Height adjustment with a plane, etc., should be done promptly.

A perfect base for exploring Lake Toya and Sobetsu. Although located away from the center of Lake Toya Onsen, I was intrigued to learn that this area was part of the old national highway disrupted by the 2000 eruption, with detailed explanations provided. Truly a living history and geology textbook. The room is a renovated one-room apartment with a loft, spacious enough for a comfortable stay. In fact, it felt like a waste to use it alone. The entrance is equipped with a microwave and toaster, making it convenient for bringing in your own food. Since it's a renovated one-room apartment, the bathroom is small, but I was provided with discount tickets for Lake Toya Onsen, so it wasn't an issue at all. As long as you have your own transportation, this is a great accommodation. (In my case, I traveled by road bike, but note that the 1.5km route from the center of Lake Toya Onsen to this location has a 5% incline.) The nearby commercial facilities seem to have been abandoned due to the eruption, giving a desolate impression. However, the hotel and its owner exude warmth and determination, making me hope they continue their efforts for years to come. As I love Lake Toya as a tourist destination, I would definitely stay here again.

This may be one of the highest-quality places we’ve stayed at for an affordable price for a family of four. At a typical Accommodation, even paying about three times more, you might end up with a dirtier Room. That said, it feels mainly geared toward guests from overseas.

The owner allows a comfortable level of freedom, making it feel like home. For shared rooms, the experience may depend on your roommate, but I had a wonderful encounter. Bringing your own food or dining out might be more convenient. It's very affordable, so you can enjoy a Multiple Night Stay without hesitation. The free drinks made with Beppu Benten Pond's famous water were delicious.

We stayed with two preschool children. After a long trip, the kids were irritated by the time we arrived at the Accommodation and in a bad mood. They were fussy, so we couldn’t make progress getting dinner and the bath ready…!! Our lifesaver was the Fire TV. Just for today, we made an exception—and being able to play Anpanman on YouTube helped keep them calm, so we were able to get through the day without any issues. Also, since we didn’t have to worry about other people’s eyes, it was a very satisfying stay for families with children. The building itself seems to be fairly old, but it’s well cleaned so it didn’t bother us. The route to the apartment has many side roads and narrow streets, and parking was a bit difficult for a family car. If you’re not confident driving, please be careful.

I expected there to be a bathtub because the photos showed one, so it was disappointing that there was only a shower. Other than that, the amenities were good, and there were also basic seasonings (soy sauce, salt and pepper, oil, sugar) and water. The coffee was delicious as well. It’s only a 30-second walk to the beach, so it was easy to go for a stroll. Apparently there are four buildings, and this is the only one without a bathtub.