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The location is excellent, and the building is new, ensuring a satisfying stay. Parking is available next to the building, and it’s within walking distance of Gero Station. The customer service is great, providing recommendations and the latest information. Gassho Village is also within walking distance. However, the unit bath in the room is small. There is a private open-air bath available for an additional fee with time restrictions, but popular time slots fill up quickly. While there are affiliated Onsen facilities, they close relatively early, so it’s best to plan around your dinner schedule. Additionally, breakfast portions are small and may not be sufficient for big eaters. Overall, this place is recommended if you want to enjoy Gero casually!

I stayed for two nights with my cat. First, the room was impeccably clean with no pet odor at all. As I traveled by car, the staff kindly recommended an affordable parking spot (a convenient location just 10 seconds away from the accommodation). They also suggested delicious restaurants, which made my stay very satisfying. I would love to use this as a base again when traveling in the Kansai area.

I used this property to visit Kaike Onsen to eat crab. I chose to spend a bit more on meals and save on stays, so I used this property. There was also the option of a business hotel, but choosing this property was the right decision. There are comments about thin walls, and while that might be true, I didn't notice it because there happened to be no one making loud noises. I might have been lucky. The onsen bath area has a narrow and cluttered changing room, but there is a cypress semi-open-air bath (for one person), which was pleasant. There is a well-equipped kitchen, so I was able to prepare my own breakfast, which was nice. I would like to use it again in the summer.

I usually wake up at 6:00 without an alarm, but I was able to sleep until 7:30 for the first time in a while and almost overslept. It's an old-fashioned Hotel with no outlet by the bedside and no lace curtains, but it's within an acceptable range. I would like to use it again. Thank you very much.

It was my first time staying at a villa, and it was amazing! The room was clean, spacious, and comfortable for six people. Although seasonings were an additional charge, essentials like ice, BBQ charcoal, laundry detergent, and more were provided, so there was no inconvenience! The parking lot requires parallel parking on a slope which might be nerve-wracking for beginners—reversing in is recommended! We ran out of plastic wrap midway through our stay. Also, since several people were cooking or preparing for the BBQ together, having an extra set of knives and cutting boards would have been even more helpful. I’m planning to stay for two nights next year!

I stayed here for one night during a touring trip. It doesn’t have Hotel-style facilities, but it was clean, spacious, and comfortable. I could park my large motorcycle right near the door, making it easy to carry my luggage. The Room is separated into a living area (with a large TV) and a bedroom—far more space than I needed for a solo stay. There’s only a shower (no bathtub), but there’s an Onsen day-use bath just a 1-minute walk away. (I just used the shower; bring your own towel!) The sunset over the sea right in front was incredibly beautiful, and I could even see Mt. Fuji. At the izakaya on the same property, I enjoyed drinks and dinner at the counter while chatting with the owner about sake—an excellent time all around. I was surprised to have such a comfortable stay for about half the price of a basic Business Hotel. There’s also a convenience store about a 5–6 minute walk away. This is an Accommodation I’d definitely like to visit again.

I’ve stayed at many Accommodations, and this is the best value minshuku. When you think of Accommodation meals, fish or meat is often the main focus, but here it’s truly centered on mountain vegetables, with fish and meat as well. Each dish clearly reflects the hostess’s care and effort—everything is incredibly delicious and very filling! It honestly makes you wonder if this price is really okay. I only stayed one night, but I somehow feel healthier too. The drive from Kumamoto City to the Accommodation can be quite challenging (I was told by the staff that the roads are better if you come via Hitoyoshi), but an exceptional Accommodation awaits at the end—give it a try!

This was my third visit, but it was my first time experiencing rainbow trout fishing and firewood chopping. I was surprised that such valuable experiences, which could easily be offered as optional paid activities, were included in the original Accommodation Fee. The foil-grilled rainbow trout I caught myself was absolutely delicious! The staff were incredibly kind, spoke warmly with smiles, and their gentle demeanor created a soothing atmosphere. When I couldn't figure out how to use the BBQ grill for dinner and the charcoal went out once, the staff kindly assisted me, for which I am very grateful. Also, the breakfast the next morning was amazing—everything tasted fantastic! It was unfortunate that the outdoor bath couldn't be used due to renovation work, but I definitely want to stay here again next time.

It would have been better if there was a dryer in the Room. The Room and bathroom were clean. As a smoker, I went out to the balcony, but it would be perfect if the balcony could be cleaned a little more. For those coming by car, there is ample parking space, and nearby you can find dining options like eateries and yakitori restaurants. For shopping, there is a Lawson convenience store about a 10-minute walk away.

Some Reviews mentioned that the place “wasn’t cleaned thoroughly,” and my companion was a bit worried, but once we stepped inside, it was a calm and relaxing space. It felt like some of the harsh Reviews were expecting Ryokan-level standards even though we weren’t paying Ryokan-level prices. We also enjoyed delicious meals at Kitchen Yorokonde, located a few kilometers away and run by the same manager as the Accommodation, which made our trip to Sado very satisfying.

The staff were incredibly kind and helpful. It was a very clean guesthouse, with both dormitory Rooms and private Rooms, and I stayed in a private Room. The Room was clean and spacious. The bath and toilets are shared, but they are very clean. Shampoo and other toiletries are provided. There is also a water dispenser, microwave, etc. There are paid washing machines and dryers, and you can borrow bicycles to get to the nearby supermarket, so it’s convenient for long stays as well. I would like to stay here again.

It may feel lacking if you expect a City Hotel, but as a Business Hotel, it was more than sufficient. The bathroom in the Room has been renovated and is clean, and the air conditioning can be individually adjusted to your preferred temperature, which was great. Thanks to the Airweave mattress, I slept soundly—though it might have been because I was tired. The large public bath was well-equipped and enjoyable. Please note that the Room does not provide skincare products like lotion or pajamas such as yukata or gowns, so bring what you need if necessary.

Check-in was late this time, and it was just an overnight stay. The room was simple yet comfortable. There is a lobby on the 7th floor reception area where many international guests were enjoying themselves.

It was clean and comfortable, with air conditioning in both the bedroom and living room. The location was great, with a convenience store and drugstore nearby, so I could quickly get anything I needed. Thank you.

We stayed here as a family of three. The room was clean and well maintained, and we had a comfortable stay. The shower pressure was strong, which we were very satisfied with.

At first, I wasn’t sure how to check in, so I called the owner using the contact information posted at the entrance, and they kindly explained everything. The Room was kept very clean. There is no toilet in the Room, but the shared toilets (separate for men and women) were equipped with washlets, which was great. This time we bought bento meals at a convenience store and ate in our Room, but there is also a self-catering area next to the 1F entrance and a spacious dining area. If you bring rice and ingredients, you can cook rice with the provided electric rice cooker and prepare stir-fries and other dishes using the IH cooktop. Once you stay here once, you get a good sense of how things work, so next time I’d like to try cooking for ourselves. There is a refrigerator, an electric kettle, and a two-burner IH cooktop at the 2F wash area. There was also a kids’ room where children can play. We checked in after going to Bessho Onsen for an Onsen bath, so we didn’t use the Accommodation’s bath facilities, but there are two clean shower rooms as well as a bathing area. I believe there are two washing machines available free of charge. To avoid overlapping with other guests, you can reserve a time slot by writing on the whiteboard at the entrance to the bathing area. One request: it would be perfect if there were vending machines inside Facility for juice or beer. Thanks to this very nice Facility and the owner’s warm personality, we had a memorable family trip.