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While looking for a place to stay in the Izu area, we happened to learn that this property is used as a filming location for a drama my husband loves, so we booked it. It was our first time visiting Shuzenji Onsen. Because the hotel strongly highlights its connection to the drama, I initially wondered if it might be a bit of a “fan-oriented” place. In reality, once we arrived, we found thoughtful hospitality throughout—not only in the facilities and atmosphere, but also in the service—so we could truly relax with peace of mind. What impressed me most were the small touches everywhere on the property. Not only were little inconveniences—things you often wish other inns or hotels would improve—quietly resolved, but there were also many ideas that made me think, “So this is how it could be even more comfortable,” even for things I hadn’t considered inconvenient before. Nothing felt over-the-top, yet every detail seemed to come from carefully considering guests’ movements and feelings. I believe that accumulation of thoughtful touches is what makes the entire stay so comfortable. Even the amenities and in-room items felt carefully selected one by one; it was clear they had thoroughly thought through how guests can spend their time pleasantly. The service also left a strong impression. The staff member who looked after us was relatively young—polite yet pleasantly friendly and approachable—and our conversations were enjoyable, which naturally helped us unwind. We also felt genuine warmth from all staff members and their desire for guests to have a wonderful stay. The heartfelt hospitality—attentive without being overly formal—was exactly what suited us. The food was excellent as well. The presentation and tableware had a playful touch, and there were pleasant surprises in both ingredient pairings and how dishes were served; we enjoyed each course with fresh anticipation right through to the end. It was clear that no corners were cut even at breakfast, making for an extremely satisfying stay. Perhaps because it was just before a holiday weekend, we had the large public bath almost entirely to ourselves and could enjoy the hot springs at leisure. The garden was beautiful too—I can easily imagine reservations becoming highly competitive during autumn foliage season. We usually visit Hakone more often, but extending our trip by about another hour brought us here—and compared with Hakone’s prices, we were amazed that such an indulgent experience could be enjoyed at far more accessible rates. It was a wonderful property that made us want to return in another season.

I’ve stayed at Dormy Inn in Nagano and Sendai, and I really liked the large public bath. I’d love to stay at other Dormy Inn locations again.

This was my first stay here. When I went to the large public bath, I forgot to bring a bath towel from my room and panicked, but I managed to dry off with a small towel. For forgetful guests like me, it would be reassuring if bath towels were also available at the public bath. (This was entirely my mistake—the hotel did nothing wrong.) The amenities were well stocked, and I was happy they even had face masks. Breakfast was stylish and delicious; I wanted to try the croissant too, but I was too full. The pudding in a jar was delicious. It would be perfect if there were hangers in the room for hanging clothes. Overall, I had a comfortable stay and would like to return if I have the chance.

Both breakfast and dinner were exceptionally delicious, and we were completely satisfied. The view from the lounge was wonderful. From the in-room scenic bath, we could look out over the sea, and from the living area we could see airplanes up close. In the open-air bath of the large public bath, we could look up at planes just before landing, and were truly impressed by how powerful it was. We look forward to visiting again next year after the renovations are completed.

This was our first stay as a couple with our dog. From the moment we arrived, the owner and all the staff welcomed us with thoughtful care and warm smiles, and any tension quickly melted away, leaving us feeling at ease and at home. We were soothed by the free-flowing natural hot spring Onsen in our room, and enjoyed the calm retro-modern atmosphere throughout the property that felt like stepping into an anime or fairy-tale world. While savoring outstanding, healthy, locally sourced cuisine, we could almost feel impurities gently leaving our bodies and energy returning. We were able to truly relax both body and mind. We will definitely be back.

The guest room was very clean and beautiful. The hiba wood bath smelled wonderful and was amazing. The atmosphere of the building was also great. And the food was incredibly delicious!! The sashimi at dinner was so fresh it was hard to believe we were staying at an Accommodation in the mountains. For breakfast, we were very satisfied to enjoy many local dishes such as Aomori’s famous ika-menchi and Towada barayaki. Most impressive of all was the staff’s thoughtful attention to detail. Since we had a small child with us, thank you very much for all your consideration. In particular, the staff member who assisted us at dinner welcomed us with a wonderful smile, creating a memorable experience that will stay with us. Thank you very much. We visited as a large group, and everyone praised it as an outstanding Accommodation. We would definitely love to visit again in another season. Thank you for a wonderful time.

Because I was traveling with my elderly mother (in her 80s, with lower back pain), I consulted in advance, and they provided a rollaway bed in our Room and also brought in a table for in-room dining. Instead of taking the garden path with stairs to the entrance as usual, a staff member picked us up by car at the parking lot, and we entered through the rear entrance on the 4th floor. Since our Room had a private bath, my mother felt at ease and was able to soak comfortably. Even when the water was hot, she could adjust it with cold water and enjoy several baths. The meals were on the Standard Plan, but every dish was easy to eat, delicious, and more than enough in quantity. The trainee also explained each dish carefully and kindly offered to take photos for us. We were able to relax very peacefully during our stay. Just one thing: because there was a step down at the toilet entrance, I felt it might be a little unsafe for elderly guests; it would be better if it were flat or had a ramp. This time we spent most of our time in the Room, but if we have another opportunity to stay again, we would like to enjoy the garden and the open-air bath as well.

For that price, being able to fully enjoy Dormy Inn’s meals and sauna is great value for money.

The property feels a bit dated, but it was very clean and we had a comfortable stay. We were visiting for an anniversary, and we were delighted to find a celebratory message card prepared on the table in our room—such thoughtful hospitality. The breakfast buffet offered an excellent variety, including many local dishes made with ingredients from Hyogo, and we enjoyed a delicious meal from the morning. We came by direct bus from Sannomiya to Rokko Island. The most convenient stop is not “Sheraton-mae,” but the next stop, which is right in front of the hotel (a fellow passenger kindly told us). We had originally planned to take the train and then transfer to the Rokko Liner, but taking the bus was easier with no transfers.

I wanted to get away from my everyday routine and focus on work, so I stayed here for a 2-night, 3-day workcation (1 dinner and 2 breakfasts). Both breakfast and dinner were delicious. For someone like me who enjoys meals with rice, there were so many dishes that I couldn’t finish everything in one bowl. It felt thoughtfully planned for guests who want to enjoy the main and side dishes as well. I could really sense the care behind the meals—consideration for both those who drink alcohol and those who don’t—and it left a warm impression. The Sendai beef at dinner was restaurant-quality (sorry if that sounds rude). The local nanbanzuke-style mehikari was also great, but the black sesame tofu at breakfast was especially delicious. The desserts were also very elaborate—I was impressed. The hot spring isn’t large, but it’s clean and well maintained, more than enough to enjoy free-flowing natural hot spring water. I also appreciated having a high-quality hair dryer available. Being able to use the hot spring even late at night must be a big burden for the staff, but as a guest it was wonderful not having to worry about time. The room was clean, spacious, and very satisfying. The TV was large and positioned perfectly for easy viewing—I could feel how much thought had gone into guest comfort. The staff’s hospitality was polite and high quality; it made me want to be an equally considerate guest in return. This is definitely a hotel I’d love to visit again.

Since it’s just one stop from Tokyo Station on the Sobu Rapid Line, I initially wondered if the access might be a bit inconvenient. However, after past experiences feeling overwhelmed by large groups of foreign tourists, I thought it might actually be quieter—and chose this hotel. It turned out to be absolutely the right choice. The Room was spacious enough for two people, and the large public bath was roomy and spotless. It was pleasantly uncrowded at just the right times, so we enjoyed it both at night and in the morning. At night, there was no noise from nearby rooms, and I was able to relax and sleep well. The standout feature was breakfast. These days it’s rare to see so many staff members on hand—everyone worked efficiently while greeting guests warmly. Both the side dishes and rice were delicious. A chef at the Japanese food station served corn takikomi rice and recommended their shaved ice as well, mentioning that even the syrups were homemade. I had matcha syrup with condensed milk, and my friend had Kaga roasted hojicha syrup with condensed milk. The ice was wonderfully fluffy, the syrups were rich in flavor, and the condensed milk had a clean sweetness—it was honestly the best shaved ice I’ve ever had. The front desk staff were also kind, efficient, and a pleasure to interact with. I’ll definitely stay here again when my friend visits Tokyo next time. Thank you very much.

This luxury Japanese-style Ryokan with views of Mt. Fuji offered exceptional service. The view from the Room was stunning, and the windows were polished to a shine, which showed true hospitality. Both the in-room bath and the large public bath were comfortable and deeply relaxing. The meals were also delicious. The attentive service made our children happy as well. This is an Accommodation we would love to visit again.

Although our room faced away from Mt. Hakodate, we were lucky enough to enjoy the memorable V2 night view right below us. The sparkling wine and white wine at breakfast were excellent, and the Matsumae-zuke and smoothies were delicious as well. It’s a great hotel close to the station, with Genghis Khan BBQ, a popular ramen shop with long lines, a sea urchin specialty restaurant, and the Hakodate Morning Market all nearby.

We stayed for a Multiple Night Stay of 2 nights and 3 days. We arrived at Shin-Urayasu Station at 9:30 PM and were worried whether the local bus would still be running, but we were able to get on right away. It took about five minutes, and the Hotel was very close to the stop, so getting there was extremely easy. Check-in was smooth, and the staff were very helpful. Amenities and pajamas were available near the front desk, and everything we needed was provided, which was a big help. Our Room was a triple, but it didn’t feel too cramped; it was well cleaned and comfortable. We also appreciated having separate bath and toilet areas. Breakfast had a smaller selection, but there were many items that made us want to try them, and everything tasted great—we were very satisfied. They happened to be holding a strawberry fair as well, so our child was happy to enjoy plenty of strawberries. We especially liked the fun options such as cotton candy, chocolate fondue, and make-your-own waffles. We only visited DisneySea, but using the shuttle bus both ways made it very convenient. With how easy it was to get from the station to the Hotel, how comfortable the Room was, and how good the value felt overall, we’d love to stay again in the future.

We stayed as three generations—my elderly mother, myself, and my child. The Room had a calm atmosphere, and the Onsen with its unique jungle-style bath was unlike anything else. The meals made great use of local ingredients, and we were very satisfied. My mother was delighted as well, and it became a wonderful travel memory for us.

It was very convenient, as we could walk not only to Ginza but also to Tokyo Station (a bit far, though). We also appreciated the amenities such as Sekkisei, and being able to enjoy YouTube and more, so it was nice to relax comfortably at the Hotel even after sightseeing. However, one disappointing point was that when we accidentally dropped the bed throw and happened to see the underside, there appeared to be an old bloodstain that looked like it had been there for some time.

This was our second visit, and it was wonderful again. The cuisine, the room, the bath (the in-room hot spring), and everyone’s hospitality—everything was simply outstanding. It’s an inn that truly makes you glad you came back. Above all, the proprietress’s warm hospitality left a lasting impression. We were welcomed so kindly once again, and her attentiveness during meals and at departure made us feel at ease. It made us want to see her again, so we are hoping to visit next spring. We look forward to seeing you then.

It was an extremely satisfying trip. The hospitality was refined, courteous, and pleasantly well-balanced. In particular, the veteran staff member with sommelier credentials made exquisite selections of sake and wine, allowing us to truly enjoy lively meals and conversation. The plaster walls in the room created a comfortable atmosphere that felt soothing. We would definitely love to return again. Thank you very much.

Although our room did not have an ocean view, the all-inclusive plan and the kind staff made our stay wonderful. This hotel has everything you could want—breakfast, dinner, snacks, and drinks—so you’ll never go without. If I lived nearby, I’d treat myself to a stay here every month.

Thank you for taking care of us for 3 days and 2 nights. I love traveling and stay at many Hotels, but I have never experienced a Hotel where the staff’s service and greetings were this outstanding. It’s rare to find such a strong spirit of hospitality in a Business Hotel. The large public bath was also wonderful, and cooling off while enjoying the view from the rooftop overlooking Monbetsu Port after a soak was such a happy moment! Breakfast offered everything from scallop sashimi to jingisukan, and everything was delicious—I ate too much on both days. The milk and yogurt from Okoppe were also incredibly tasty. I’ve only just checked out, but I’m already thinking about when to make my next Reservation. Thank you again—we’ll definitely stay here again!