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We stayed for one night and two days as a family of four. The building does show its age, but it was kept clean. Dinner was incredibly lavish—more than we could finish. The dashi the Hotel highlighted was truly delicious, a comforting taste that helped us unwind while traveling. In the lounge, there were alcoholic drinks, juice, light snacks, and plenty of manga as well; my husband relaxed there after the kids fell asleep. We received heartfelt hospitality—the proprietress came to greet us in person, and an international staff member kindly served our fussy daughter with a smile.

I really loved the open-air bath on the rooftop. The view was beautiful and it helped me unwind after the trip. The dinner buffet was delicious, and I ended up enjoying quite a few drinks. The next day, I played at the neighboring Cherry Golf Amakusa Course. It was a wonderful trip.

Thank you very much for your hospitality. This was our first stay, and we used it as our Accommodation in Namba after the Yoshimoto Shinkigeki show. [Room & Amenities] This time, we stayed in the “Swiss Executive Room King.” The amenities were standard, but the view from the Room was amazing—perhaps because it was on the 32nd floor. Since the Hotel is built above the Nankai Railway terminal, it’s a dream for train lovers. [Staff & Service] The front desk staff were excellent. Hotel parking is a bit pricey at JPY 3,300 since it’s in central Namba, but given how convenient the location is, it didn’t bother us. Also, because we stayed in an executive room, we could use the lounge. It was great to grab a bite before Yoshimoto Shinkigeki. [Onsen / Bath] The bathroom in the Room had a shower-over-bathtub setup. Since it’s an older property, I suppose that’s to be expected—nothing special, just standard. [Facility & Equipment] The Facility does feel dated in places, but as you’d expect from a Swiss Hotel, the clock near the entrance left a strong impression. The next morning (as part of Takashimaya), browsing watches at WatchMaison was also irresistible for watch lovers. We also used the pool—the glass ceiling made it feel wonderfully open and refreshing. [Dining] Dinner was difficult because Yoshimoto Shinkigeki ended around 10:30 p.m., and most nearby restaurants were already closed. Since our family doesn’t drink alcohol, we struggled to find somewhere to eat. However, venues on the 36th floor of the Hotel were open late. We had dinner at Table36—the view was spectacular and everything tasted great. Our daughter loved the view so much that instead of having breakfast on the 33rd floor breakfast venue, we chose to dine on the 36th floor as well. Breakfast there was also excellent. [Overall Satisfaction] Overall, we were very satisfied. We plan to stay here again when sightseeing in Namba. Highly recommended!

This Hotel is conveniently located and easy to use for getting anywhere.

I booked this Accommodation because it is relatively close to Tomarin. There is a nearby San-Ae and two convenience stores, and various free food options are available; it is also a valuable smoking-allowed Hotel. The toilet space feels a bit tight, and the steps up to the loft are narrow and steep, making them slightly difficult to climb, but it’s a Hotel I would like to stay at again.

I booked this Hotel at short notice to avoid the typhoon. The parking area was covered, so we stayed dry, and although we arrived early due to the rain, they kindly let us wait in the lobby.

The food—especially the special kaiseki course—was excellent. The staff were very attentive, and the timing of each dish being served was perfect. The sunset was also beautiful. I’d love to visit again. Thank you very much.\n(However, there was only one elevator, which was a bit inconvenient.)

I made a Reservation again this year for a visit to Ise Shrine. The broccoli salad at the breakfast buffet and the miso soup were delicious. I would like to stay here again.

First, the Hotel itself was great in terms of cleanliness, location, and security. The bathtub was large enough to stretch out in, and although it’s in a busy area, the Room was quiet and very comfortable. However, what was disappointing was the staff... When I called in advance to change my check-in time (a male staff member), he was very pleasant, and I looked forward to my stay. At check-in—skipping the details—they were polite but never smiled throughout. At check-out as well, I simply placed the key card into a box, but there were four or five male and female staff members nearby doing something, and not a single person spoke to me... so I left quietly. The only person who greeted me during my stay was a foreign female housekeeping staff member in the morning. Even though she seemed busy, she cheerfully said “Good morning!” with a smile, which felt really nice and made me happy. I’ve stayed at many Hotels before and have never once felt unsure about how the staff treated guests, so this was very disappointing. The Hotel itself is good, and I would like to stay again if I have the chance. I also think it’s a recommended Hotel—so I wrote this hoping that this point can be improved.

I stayed during Golden Week. I expected it to be crowded, but I was glad I could spend a quiet time. The meals were so filling that I felt they could have been a bit smaller, as I’m in my 60s. The sunset was beautiful while looking out over the Mikuma River, and it felt very pleasant. All the staff were kind and welcoming. I would like to stay again.

Thank you very much for your kind hospitality. Although you kindly drove us to Araya-Shinmachi Station on our departure, the Hanawa Line was suspended due to the early-morning earthquake, and we didn’t know what to do. You even came back to pick us up at the station and took us to the highway bus stop—it was truly a great help. We are deeply grateful to all of your staff. We were disappointed that Gin-no-Yu was closed, but we were able to fully enjoy the rare hot spring water and were very satisfied. Thank you again for everything.

I stayed here during Golden Week. Located in the heart of the downtown area, this Accommodation is surrounded by all kinds of places to eat—delicious and friendly izakayas, and an incredibly good Sanuki udon shop with lines starting from 7:00 a.m.—everything you could want is right there. The sauna also offers fun special “aufguss” events, making it perfect as the destination for a solo male trip or a motorcycle touring finale—you’re sure to enjoy an amazing holiday. Motorcycles can be parked on the first floor.

I had to go to Shimonoseki on short notice to support my kendo club at a national tournament, and this was the only Hotel I could finally find. The service was solid, and the washing machine was especially helpful. The only issue was that there was a single cigarette butt on the Room floor when I arrived. The nearby izakaya Okamoto was also wonderful. I’d like to stay here again when I visit Shimonoseki.

We stayed as a group. The banquet hall and meals were delicious, and the Onsen was relaxing—overall a comfortable Accommodation. Surrounded by greenery in a quiet setting, we would like to stay here again when visiting Nikko.

I booked this Hotel expecting breakfast and a large public bath. There is only one bath, operated on a men/women rotation schedule. For men, the hours are not very convenient: until 18:00 and 22:00–6:00. It also seems the morning bath is not available. Since I arrived late and left early the next morning, I couldn’t use the bath. Breakfast should be considered a complimentary service. Please note it’s not the typical “tray with plates piled high” style. There are Super Hotels on both the north and south sides of Tottori Station, so please be careful which one you book. Although this is an Accommodation near the main station in the prefectural capital, there aren’t any places nearby to have dinner. There are a few bars, but no restaurants for meals, so it’s important to secure food in advance. The staff are very hospitable and made my stay pleasant. There were no issues with the Accommodation itself.

I stayed for one night to see the Nebuta Festival for the first time. The Hotel was within walking distance of the festival venue, and it was fairly clean. They also gave me a spacious Room, so I had no complaints. At night, I went to an izakaya just a few minutes’ walk away. I used the bath after returning from the izakaya; there was only one other person besides me, and in the morning I had it all to myself (laughs). There is one large public bath with separate hours for men and women, so you just go during your assigned time. Having a large public bath at all was a nice bonus.

My stay was very comfortable, and the service was excellent. It’s right in the middle of a busy downtown area, so if you go out at night to buy snacks or drinks at a convenience store, you’ll see all kinds of people. It didn’t bother me at all. I’d like to stay here again.

It was great being so close to the station. I’ll stay here again when I take the Nichinan Line.

We stayed with our 3-year-old child. Our child was thrilled with the towel bear and fruit that welcomed us in the Room. They quickly came to set up a bed guard, and when I mentioned I was pregnant, they kindly replaced the welcome gift wine with something else. When we were about to go out to Pure, a staff member asked about our child’s height and said, “There may not be much for them to enjoy…,” then suggested an alternative—the gondola that was operating. At both dinner and breakfast, everyone spoke warmly to our child and showed such kindness, and it seemed to spark our child’s interest in English. Our child said this Hotel was the most fun of all, so we plan to join Hilton Club and definitely return in the winter season! Although most of the staff were from overseas and we communicated mainly in English, this Hotel had the best hospitality of any we stayed at during our time in Hokkaido. Please share our sincere thanks with all of your staff.

We happened to stay right when the pool opened, but unfortunately the weather was terrible and we couldn’t swim. What a shame! Still, we were very satisfied with the Room atmosphere and the course meal, and we were able to relax thoroughly. We’ve visited Harvest in Nasu and Hakone (Sengokuhara), but it’s a pity that Katsuura doesn’t have an open-air bath. Sorry for being picky. We’ll be back again.