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I stayed here this time because I wanted to relax in the Onsen. The large public bath fed by the Shirahata source was especially wonderful. The private bath with Yubatake water was hot, but I could take my time and unwind at my own pace, enjoying it while opening the window to cool off. I had seen in other Reviews that dinner is plentiful, so I held back from trying street food while exploring the area. As rumored, I was very satisfied with both the portion size and the taste. While I was dining, they prepared my futon and also thoughtfully replaced items like teacups and provided iced water—coming back from the Onsen to a refreshing drink of water was truly delightful. Stylish Accommodations such as Resort Hotels are popular these days, but this stay reminded me that a Japanese Ryokan feels most relaxing for Japanese guests. Thank you for a wonderful memory.

We stayed for one night. Thank you very much! A very courteous foreign staff member assisted us and kindly asked, “Do you have a toothbrush?” The Room, bathroom, and bed were all extremely clean, and there were hangers and deodorizing spray as well—excellent value for the price. The Plan we booked included drinks, which were in the refrigerator and properly chilled. Great value for the price. If you’re unsure about where to stay based on price, this Hotel is highly recommended! The Room was quiet, and so was the refrigerator. There are also plenty of power outlets by the bed.

I took a spontaneous solo trip. The Room was unique, but it was truly the perfect size for one person—an ideal place to switch off and just spend time alone. I made a Reservation with a Plan that did not include crab to save money, but the buffet selection was so substantial that I was completely satisfied even without crab. Above all, my main goal was drinks, and the all-you-can-drink option with a variety of sake was simply great—I enjoyed several types of Saga sake paired with the food. For a solo trip focused on enjoying alcohol, this will be my only choice from now on. Since it’s reasonably priced without crab, I’ll be back. This time I checked in at the last minute and couldn’t use the sauna, so next time I’ll arrive earlier and enjoy the sauna before savoring the drinks and food.

Because of the unique container Room concept, you can stay at any R9 with confidence knowing the quality is consistently reliable. Aside from the difference between twin and double, the layout and in-room amenities feel standardized. There is also physical distance between neighboring Rooms, so noise is not an issue. The Room lock here was a key card type, though some locations use a PIN code system. There aren’t many restaurants nearby at this location, but there’s a supermarket just a few minutes’ walk away that sells deli items and boxed meals, which is very convenient. If there’s one thing I find disappointing about R9, it’s the complimentary frozen light meal (one per night). Among the options, the curry rice never heats properly in the microwave. The rice gets piping hot, but the curry stays cold and slightly icy. I’ve tried it at four different R9 locations and it was always the same—I ended up mixing them together to even out the temperature before eating. Safer choices are yaki udon or fried rice. Honestly, that’s about all I can complain about—personally I really like R9 overall. If you’re hesitant because it’s a container Room, I’d definitely recommend trying it at least once.

This Accommodation sits at the highest point of Arifuku Onsen in Gotsu City, Shimane Prefecture. I stayed here eight years ago and returned this time. It used to be a historic, retro inn, but after the renovation it has been transformed into a wonderful Onsen Accommodation that beautifully blends tasteful interiors with a nostalgic atmosphere. Dinner was a full-course meal at a nearby Italian restaurant included in the Plan. Despite being stylish, they also provided chopsticks, and every dish was carefully prepared with delicate seasoning—everything was truly delicious. Breakfast was also very good, though I would have liked one more side dish (such as dried fish). The Onsen water has a silky, slightly slippery feel—perhaps that’s why it’s known as “beautifying” water. I’ve visited many hot spring areas, but this texture is quite rare. There is also a glass window in the dining room floor where you can see the source spring. On Saturday nights, it seems you can watch Iwami Kagura at the nearby Kagura hall just steps from the Accommodation. Unfortunately, my stay wasn’t on a Saturday so I couldn’t see it, but next time I’d like to make my Reservation for a Saturday.

Everything was thoroughly cleaned, and we had a very comfortable stay. There was also plenty of linen provided—especially bath towels, which were prepared for the number of guests × the number of nights. The property itself is older, so there were some creaking floorboards, but the beds, sofa, TV, and other Facility amenities were new and easy to use. It’s within walking distance of Susukino, yet far enough away to be quiet—just the right balance.

I stayed again because it was great value and very convenient last time. What disappointed me this time was that there were spider webs around the outside of the entrance, and the bathroom sink drained poorly. Since I really like this Hotel, I’m mentioning it honestly.

I stayed here for a live show at Tokyo Dome. It was convenient—about a 15–20 minute walk to the Dome!! The Room was spacious, which was great. It’s set back from the main road, so it was quiet and relaxing! I added breakfast at check-in; you can choose Japanese or Western, and there’s also a buffet selection, which was nice. There are plenty of convenience stores and restaurants nearby, so I had no trouble finding places to eat. Even though I made an unusual Reservation, the staff handled it very kindly and carefully, which really helped me. They even called to Check Reservation after my stay—thank you so much!! I’d like to stay here again when I attend another event at the Dome.

I booked the day before for a solo trip, and the service was more than sufficient. I’d like to stay again, so I hope you’ll expand to more areas, and it would be even better if there were space for a family of four to stay.

I stayed for one night this time. The building exudes a full sense of a white resort, and the interior was very comfortable. It was a unique experience at the Hotel, with villas nestled in the forest and a terrace offering views of the sea through the garden. White peacocks appeared in the garden, which was truly impressive. The meals were exceptionally delicious, clearly showcasing attention to quality ingredients. I would love to visit again.

We stayed for one night and two days. The room was compact but very clean, with well-equipped amenities. The bedding was crisp, and the yukata provided in the room was made of sturdy fabric, allowing us to wear it outside comfortably. Each person received two sets of bath towels, along with a bathrobe and pajamas, so we had everything we needed. Since our room included a private open-air onsen, we could enjoy a relaxing soak anytime we wanted. As this accommodation is exclusively for no meals included stays, we were initially concerned about meals; however, its convenient location allowed us to dine out without reservations both in the morning and evening. Even during Obon season, staying here cost only 30,000 yen per person per night—affordable and made for an enjoyable trip!

18:00 check-in and 9:00 check-out short Plan was used. (IKYU) There is a gym, and Nijo Market is within walking distance, making it very convenient. The Room is spacious and does not have the cramped feeling of a typical Business Hotel.

Thank you very much for your hospitality. We enjoyed plenty of delicious, fresh seasonal vegetables. Everything tasted wonderful. It made us want to visit again in a different season. The food was so good that we forgot to take photos—so we only have the first and last ones. The Room was also very clean. Having a kitchen was great. The amenities were tasteful as well. Thank you again.

Winter crab, early-summer white squid, and the salt-kiln-grilled abalone we always request as an optional add-on. At Waraku, you can enjoy seasonal delicacies throughout the year, but this time we tried their limited-time wild tiger pufferfish course for the first time, available only around Golden Week. We were truly impressed by the depth of Yuhigaura’s seafood. The beautifully presented sashimi platter (tessa) had a pleasantly chewy texture and was so delicious it ranks No. 1 among all the meals we’ve had at accommodations! The grilled milt was also exceptionally large, plump, and rich—perfect with Waraku’s own-label Junmai Daiginjo sake. And in this season especially, the private garden by the detached guest room feels at its most beautiful, with blooming flowers and vivid green moss. Whenever we’re worn out from everyday life and want to relax and feel restored, we always visit Waraku to Clear our minds.

It was a quiet and relaxing accommodation. The lobby and terrace were also beautiful. In most hotels, the air conditioning doesn't work well, making it too cold or too hot at night, which often disrupts sleep, but this place was very comfortable.

With a British-style exterior, the drinks available on the sofa at the front desk are soothing, and the dinner and breakfast are superb! The side vegetables have a deliciousness that cannot be tasted in the city, and each dish was very tasty. The room has a unit bath and is well-equipped with amenities, but there are several onsens nearby that I recommend. I was very satisfied with the very reasonable stay.

Thank you very much for taking such great care of us during our stay. It was our first trip to Shikoku, and it became a truly memorable journey. The warm welcome at check-in helped us unwind after sightseeing in the heat. We were also very happy with the drink service in the lobby. The Onsen was clean and very relaxing. The meals were delicious, and we strongly felt we want to come back just to eat them again—especially the dashi broth (shabu-shabu), which was outstanding! The Room was a good size, but we did notice an unpleasant smell in it. We couldn’t tell what it was—perhaps alcohol or something from the Facility—which was disappointing. Thank you for your heartfelt service. There’s no doubt many more guests will continue to visit Shikishimakan—it's a wonderful Accommodation!

We had a very comfortable stay. The unit also has a bathroom, and you can use a nearby Onsen and indoor pool at a discounted rate. You can find fresh local ingredients at the nearby A-Coop, so cooking in the kitchen is also enjoyable. We even saw squirrels and deer, and an early-morning walk felt wonderful.

Staying at a ryokan renovated from a traditional Kyoto townhouse had always been my dream, and this time, I was deeply impressed by how it exceeded my expectations. Due to the structure of townhouses, they tend to be dark inside, but by placing a courtyard garden in the center, the room's dimness became like a picture frame. The meticulously maintained garden stood out like a painting, creating an incredibly beautiful effect. The room was exceptionally clean, and both the firmness of the bed and the height of the pillows were perfect. If I may make one request, it would be wonderful to have photos of the rooms before renovation placed in each room. Knowing how these townhouses were transformed might further raise awareness about cultural heritage preservation. Thank you for providing such wonderful memories!

It was a busy two-night stay with the festival and expo, but I had a comfortable time. The staff were very accommodating with luggage delivery, allowing me to fully enjoy my trip. I'm really glad I chose this Hotel. Thank you so much for everything. I rated the Facility and equipment 4 because of poor signal reception.