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There were a hammock and beanbag cushions, and even our 3-month-old baby had a great time. It was a hot summer day, but the air conditioning worked well, which was a relief. Also, since there was no TV, it was easy to do a digital detox. There were several board games such as The Game of Life. We weren’t sure if we were allowed to use them, so we didn’t touch them, but they could be fun for families. The breakfast pancakes made with mochi wheat were delicious. However, since it’s an attic space, the stairs were steep. It was tough going up while holding our 3-month-old baby.

We were a bit anxious because it was our first time renting an entire traditional-style house and we weren’t sure how the system worked, but after registering on LINE, they kindly answered even our small questions in detail, so we could stay with peace of mind. We stayed as a group of 10 across four generations (including an elderly wheelchair user, a 1-year-old child, and a dog). We enjoyed the large garden with the water pool we borrowed, brought our own ingredients for a BBQ, had fireworks at night, and cooked rice in the rice cooker for breakfast in the morning. The kitchen had most items we needed, so there were no issues (we brought our own seasonings). The place was thoroughly cleaned and very tidy. Our whole family had a great time. Thank you very much. If I had to mention anything: It would have been helpful to have handrails at the entrance and in the toilet for elderly guests. We were able to park, but it was still difficult with a HiAce van. An earlier check-in time would be appreciated. We’d love to stay again.

It was a very stylish Accommodation. We initially had trouble unlocking the door, but they handled it politely and promptly. Overall, it was a spacious and comfortable Accommodation, and we were very satisfied with our stay. This is a minor point, but since the place prioritizes style, I’d recommend it to those who value that—however, I felt some functionality may have been sacrificed, so I’ll note a few things for anyone who might care: - The bedroom lighting cannot be dimmed. It looked like it could be done with the remote, but it didn’t work. - The bathroom is not very user-friendly: there’s nowhere to put items and no chair/stool. We also couldn’t figure out how to use the ceiling shower. - There aren’t enough towels provided for a Multiple Night Stay. We used a coin laundry every day along with other laundry, but some people may find this inconvenient. That said, these are small issues. We were able to relax as a family without worrying about others around us, and we had a fulfilling time using it as our base for sightseeing around Golden Week. Thank you very much.

The room was clean, and it was equipped with a drum-type washing machine and bathroom dryer, making it very convenient for traveling with children. Restaurants and supermarkets were within walking distance, so there was no inconvenience. The convenience store might be a bit far though. However, food from the previous guest was left in the refrigerator, which was disappointing.

We stayed as a family of five. Check-in: The electronic lock password for the entrance was emailed to us about a day before our stay. Upon entering the room, we used a tablet to input the Reservation Number and guest details, which were confirmed online. It was our first time using this system, but it was simple and easy. Since it’s a whole house rental, it felt like staying in a private villa, which was enjoyable. There were two rooms with double beds and two futons in the Japanese-style room. It would be nice if there were two comforters for each double bed. Disinfectant wipes for cleaning tables would also be helpful. As we had a Multiple Night Stay, having more bath towels would have been convenient. There is a small mirror in the bathroom, but with five people getting ready in the morning, another full-length mirror would have been useful. We ran out of tissues—partly because of hay fever—but that’s just something minor we noticed. Other than that: The interior was clean with no unpleasant odors. Nearby amenities included an Onsen facility, supermarket, convenience store, conveyor belt sushi restaurant, ramen shop, and local produce market—all of which made our stay enjoyable!

Thanks to my grandchild's participation in the National Sports Festival, I had the chance to visit Shiga Prefecture for the first time in a while. I chose this place because it was close to the competition venue. It was my first time using Rakuten STAY HOUSE, and it was quite nice. The Facility was well-equipped, making it very convenient for a Multiple Night Stay. This time, my focus was on the National Sports Festival, but next time I would like to use it for sightseeing purposes.

The Accommodation is very clean, like a newly built detached house. There are only two beds and two futons, so if five people stay, some planning is needed. If the sofa could be used as a sofa bed, it would be more comfortable. There is a sofa that can be slept on if necessary. The washing machine was available and detergent was provided, but it sometimes showed an error and wasn’t working well, which was disappointing.

It was very spacious, with plenty of room to hang laundry, and our family of five stayed comfortably. The bath was also quite large, and the kids were really excited! The only thing to note is that the parking area requires a short walk, but otherwise it was flawless. There’s also a tonkatsu restaurant nearby that was delicious—we could walk there for dinner and were extremely satisfied.

My son has just gotten his driver’s license and says he’ll take me to an Onsen area in Hokkaido. We set off from the Sapporo suburbs in an old kei car he recently bought, crossed Nakayama Pass, headed south along the coastline, and arrived in Hakodate. As I wondered what kind of Hotel it would be, we pulled up to a place with a distinctly Showa-era feel. He said he looked for a Hotel he could afford on his part-time wages. It’s not stylish by any stretch, but it carried that good old atmosphere I remember from about 40 years ago when my parents took me traveling. Come to think of it, lately I’ve only stayed at sleek, tidy foreign-owned Hotels—and even when I went to rest, I often couldn’t truly unwind. This place was wonderful in the best way: no need to put on airs. The moment you arrive you can just go “Ahh…” and flop onto the futon. The small public bath that claims “carefully selected free-flowing hot spring water” was rarely shared with other guests, and the water had a curious quality that made me want to soak forever. Even after returning to my Room, I stayed pleasantly warm for quite a while. Since we were in Hakodate, we wanted Hasesto’s yakitori bento—so it was great that it’s within walking distance for both dinner and a late-night bite. And that Hasesto is open 24 hours. There’s also a 7-Eleven even closer along the way, so there was no inconvenience at all. When we went out and when we came back, the front desk staff greeted us warmly and politely with smiles. It felt like remembering something I’d forgotten. The Room’s bath and toilet aren’t spacious, and the TV isn’t large either. But as my son and I sat together on the tatami floor talking about old times while watching baseball on that small TV, scenes from a trip 40 years ago—my father now much older than he was then—and little me suddenly came back as if revived. I can’t help hoping that one day my son will come here again with his own children. Before that happens, though, I’d like to bring my wife here soon.

I stayed here for the first time on May 5–6, 2026. I stayed in the 2nd-floor Room “Hana Chidori” (10-tatami Japanese-style room). The unit-bath toilet and bath were clean, and the bath was spacious. They also provide bathing tickets for Ryuzaki Onsen Chidori (about a 5-minute drive), so it’s a good deal to use them. Bath towels and towels are loaned free of charge, and you can take the towels home. Dinner started at 7:00 PM, so I checked in (4:00 PM), enjoyed the Onsen and relaxed before dinner. The food was very delicious. The homemade pudding for dessert is outstanding. Breakfast is available from 7:00 AM, and like dinner it’s tasty, filling, and satisfying. I would like to stay again if I have the chance. The building is a little away from the seaside and surrounded by private homes, so there is no ocean view. It’s a bit old, but the Room is kept clean; however, there were no clothes hooks/hangers, so I think it would be better if they were provided.

The Room and Onsen were satisfying, both in quality and price. I would like to use it again.

I stayed for 3 nights during a short business trip. The location near Makiminato was convenient, and the Room was clean. Although it requires a bit of walking, there are various Facilities within walking distance, making it suitable for vacation stays as well.

The Room was clean, spacious, and exactly as shown in the photos. At check-in, we received two drip coffee packs per Room and one bath additive. We stayed with six people, so it would have been nice to have at least enough coffee for everyone. Each person gets one towel, but there isn’t an extra towel for the toilet area, which was a bit inconvenient. There are plenty of outlets, so charging devices is not a concern. Overall we were very satisfied, but there were a few small disappointments, so I rated it 4.

An affordable Ryokan where you can stay at a great price. The building is old but well-maintained. The bath, toilet, and washroom are shared, but they are also clean and tidy. I enjoyed chatting with other guests in the washroom. For someone like me who grew up in the Showa era, it feels nostalgic.