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Located near Yugawara’s Manyo Park, the Hotel is a comfortable size and it was enjoyable to walk around inside. Dinner was a course meal served at the table, and the staff were efficient, allowing us to relax. It was great to enjoy both the open-air bath for Hotel guests and the one for general visitors. The front desk staff were also very courteous.

Outstanding value for money. It’s an older building, but the Room seems to have been renovated. The free drinks in front of the reception were especially appreciated during this hot summer. The woman at the front desk was polite and left a great impression. In the Japanese-Western style Room, shoji screens let in light, so if you can’t sleep when it’s bright, it’s a good idea to bring an eye mask. Breakfast is a nice set of rice balls wrapped in bamboo leaf and fried chicken—like a Japanese bento. It also comes with small side dishes, salad, and miso soup. Excellent value for money.

Dinner was delicious as well—an unusual style of half-buffet with robatayaki grilling—and the large public bath with an open-air bath was very relaxing. The staff were courteous and attentive, which we really appreciated. The Facility is a bit old, but we chose this Accommodation in Tateshina as the place to commemorate reuniting with my wife for the first time in 50 years, and we were very satisfied. Thank you very much.

I often stay here when visiting Naha, Okinawa. The Shuttle Service to the airport is convenient, as it can be arranged to match my flight schedule. There is an Onsen and a sauna, and the rates are reasonable. I also enjoyed the breakfast—it was delicious. I was surprised they even had wine. I was even more surprised that from 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM before check-in, alcoholic drinks such as beer and ice cream were available freely. Thank you very much for upgrading me to a high-floor room.

The pool, location, Room cleanliness, and breakfast were all great. The kids were very satisfied too! If I had to mention one thing, we were on the 8th floor and there was a smell in the hallway (maybe from the air conditioning). The buffet staff also greeted us with smiles, and everyone was Japanese so communication was easy. We’d like to stay again.

The spacious grounds are surrounded by greenery, with numerous facilities that exceeded my expectations in size. The service was attentive, the food was delicious, and I felt the cost performance was excellent. This time I stayed alone, but next time I would like to visit with my family.

This was my first time visiting Sendai. Since I was traveling alone, I chose an affordable place as close to the station as possible. It was about a 10–15 minute walk from Sendai Station, and next to the front desk there were free juices available after 3:00 PM. It was quite hot, so that was really helpful. The breakfast buffet offered both bread and rice, with a good variety of side dishes. Drinks were replenished quickly whenever they ran low, which was great. There is a large public bath, but the men’s and women’s baths alternate by time slot, so unfortunately I couldn’t use it at a time that suited me.

I’ve stayed here many times since the rebrand opening in October, during periods outside the busy winter season, and this was my first stay after the official renewal reopening. The new Wabirei Suite feels like the culmination of Livemax Resort—everything from the open-air bath in the Room and amenities to the large-screen TV, calming lighting, and existing fan-coil system plus individual air conditioning delivered my highest level of satisfaction among all Livemax Resorts I’ve stayed at. It was so comfortable that I ended up falling asleep without even going out for breakfast... Livemax Resort generally offers a high-quality buffet, but Echigo-Yuzawa is especially outstanding—so I’m sure this time’s breakfast must have been great too, and I regret missing it. The newly created Room is spacious, clean, and truly comfortable—“thoughtful attention to every detail” describes it perfectly. I’d love to be soothed by Yuzawa’s cool air again, so I’ll be back soon!

I stayed with my 84-year-old mother. Using the large public bath would have been difficult for her, so we chose a Room with a private Onsen. The meals were very delicious, and the staff who served us were extremely courteous, so we were very satisfied. The in-room Onsen was also excellent. We also enjoyed the Facility services such as sweets and drinks, and in the morning we appreciated the fruit and yogurt as well. We knew from the start, but the stairs and getting around were challenging. Also, depending on the person, the front desk staff did not feel very welcoming.

This is my second stay. Since it’s in the city, I feel safe. I like it because everything is close by.

We chose the BBH Group for the first time based on our junior-high and high-school children’s wishes: they wanted a buffet-style meal and, if possible, karaoke or table tennis. The Reviews here were very helpful. We arrived around 2:30 p.m., and we were able to check in; Happy Hour had already started as well, which we appreciated. There was no explanation about karaoke, so we had to ask ourselves, but we were able to make a Reservation. Badminton and table tennis could be enjoyed without a Reservation. We brought our own badminton rackets. The staff were friendly, and we enjoyed BBH’s signature Happy Hour oden and drinks, the buffet meals, and the late-night soba served from 9:00 p.m. We also enjoyed items like minced tuna and salmon at breakfast, though I felt they could have been offered at dinner as well. Since everyone seems to have dinner at the same time, waiting for the only elevator took a while, so we used the stairs. Even if it’s not used often, there was far too much dust buildup. In the game corner as well, there were visible streaks of dust on top of surfaces. With 30% PayPay points applied, our out-of-pocket cost came to just under ¥10,000 per person, which felt reasonable.

I like the spacious Room in the main building. The bath and toilet are separate as well. However, despite the quiet surroundings, the air conditioner noise is strangely loud, and sensitive guests may not be able to sleep. Shoes are not allowed indoors, so especially in summer it feels uncomfortable unless you bring your own slippers. Socks also get dirty. It was disappointing that the Pac-Man arcade machine on the 3rd floor was not working. I had breakfast for the first time in a while and it was good. There is quite a luxurious variety of dishes. I would like to know the dining hours on the 2nd floor.

I stayed on the ladies-only floor. There were plenty of amenities such as hot eye masks and face packs, so even a woman traveling alone can feel safe and comfortable. The large public bath was also clean, with room-temperature water and a ReFa hair dryer, and I appreciated the complimentary coffee and ochazuke as well. What was disappointing was the front desk service at check-in. When I told them it wasn’t my first stay, they handed me only the key card without explaining which floor my Room was on. Since the ladies-only floors are on the 3rd and 4th floors, I ended up going down to the 3rd floor first but couldn’t enter, then had to go back again, which was confusing. The staff at the ochazuke corner also kept chatting without giving guests any explanation, so I think that area needs improvement.

I needed to stay overnight with my son on short notice, so I looked for a twin room. It was No Meals Included, but we were more than satisfied. The bathroom is a unit bath, but it’s a newer type and slightly more spacious. There are convenience stores and AEON right in front of the property. There are several nearby parking lots, with a maximum fee of 600 yen. The staff were also kind.

From start to finish, including our departure, the service was heartfelt and attentive. Dinner and breakfast were not only delicious with fresh seafood, but also so plentiful we thought we couldn’t possibly finish everything. The Room had a calm atmosphere that helped melt away everyday stress, and in the morning the song of bush warblers served as a natural alarm for a pleasant wake-up. The amenities were well stocked, and since they were available in the lobby, it was helpful to be able to pick up more at any time. We would love to visit again if we have the chance.

I’d been curious about this place ever since reading the manga “Ohitorisama Hotel,” and I stayed here for one night before my trip to Naoshima. The entire Hotel was very stylish, and the view from my Room terrace—overlooking the velodrome and the sea—was wonderful. There were no races that day, but it looked like I could catch a glimpse of athletes practicing during the daytime. The large public bath and sauna were also spotless, and the loungewear was so comfortable—I really liked it. I regret not buying it a little (lol). Breakfast had a great variety and was delicious. There were lots of fun options you don’t usually see at typical Hotel buffets, such as marinated sea bream rice bowls, Tenshinhan (crab omelet over rice), clam chowder, and French toast, and I ended up eating too much. All of the staff were cheerful and kind. I was planning to take a taxi to Uno Port in the morning, but they kindly drove me there on their free shuttle bus, which was a huge help. Because of my schedule I couldn’t stay long enough and wish I’d had more time to enjoy everything, but I was very satisfied with this wonderful Hotel!

We had a comfortable stay. Thank you.

This was my first stay at your Hotel! I’ve stayed at various Dormy Inn properties, and I felt your Hotel was a bit different compared to others. Overall, it’s compact, and even in the Room I could hear voices from outside, which was a little noisy. The bath on the 9th floor was also compact and cute. However, what was clearly different from other Dormy Inns was the breakfast buffet. The number of items I had been looking forward to was far too small; in that case, I think it would be better to offer a free breakfast like some other hotels do—what do you think? Your Hotel is reliably good overall, so I would appreciate it if you could put a bit more effort into breakfast if possible. Other than that, although it’s compact, it still felt like Dormy Inn as usual.

I had a relaxing 3-day, 2-night stay! It was cold with snowfall, but the Tanukikoji shopping arcade was a big help! I also enjoyed the complimentary late-night noodles and was very satisfied! I used the bath at Annex as well and could really feel the differences between them! Crossing over in loungewear was quite an experience, too! I’ll be back!

There were children’s toys in the manga area, and our child was able to play in the Room. At the breakfast buffet, there were also children’s cutlery and high chairs. A staff member came over, carried a high chair for our child, and set it up at our table! The affiliated parking lot was easy to find and conveniently close.