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The hospitality, meals, and Onsen were outstanding—this was a wonderful Ryokan. The service from the international staff was very polite, and everyone had such lovely smiles; it felt truly warm and welcoming. Highly recommended! As for the Onsen, there were an open-air bath, family baths (private baths), and an indoor bath. During our stay we used the family baths and the open-air bath—the open-air bath felt wonderfully spacious, and with three different family baths to choose from, we never got bored!

I stayed in the main building, and it is new, well cleaned, and very beautiful. The Room also has a toilet. The Japanese-style Room is spacious enough for two people to sleep comfortably. It is conveniently located, and the parking lot is easy to use. Above all, the Onsen was wonderful, with many day visitors coming one after another. It seems to have a mineral quality that is rare even in The whole country, so please be sure to read the description. You can really understand how the land was formed and how good the soil is. The staff were kind as well—this Accommodation offered value beyond its price. I definitely want to visit again.

This is the Hotel where I stayed after having to find a place on short notice. Since I had work early the next morning, I checked in late, but they welcomed me warmly. If I have another opportunity, I would love to stay again!

Stayed in August 2026: 2 adults and 2 toddlers for JPY 15,810 with breakfast. As the title says. This is a very important point for guests, yet many hotels don’t seem to notice it at all. [In midsummer and midwinter, guests’ health can be affected by how clean the air conditioner is.] I hope you will continue to prioritize this. The Onsen was average (understandable given the low price). Breakfast was just enough to fill you up (also understandable given the low price). As for a one-of-a-kind experience: My wife accidentally dropped the breakfast tongs because their holder was unstable. When she informed and apologized to a female staff member in her 50s or so, she was told, “Please be careful,” which felt like surprisingly high-level customer service. It may simply be a local cultural thing, and I also felt that if I (a man) had done it, I probably wouldn’t have been admonished. Also, since she was serving food rather than working at reception where various types of guest interaction are required, it gave me the impression she spoke without much thought (no ill intent—more like “that’s obvious”). It was quite unpleasant, but I’m not dwelling on it. Because even though the room rate was affordable, the air conditioner was clean.

We stayed here for the second night of our two-night Onsen tour. It’s a quiet Onsen where you can relax. The baths include a high-temperature bath with free-flowing natural spring water, a medium-temperature bath with added water, and a low-temperature bath suitable for long soaks; the high-temperature bath I used to be able to enter before was so hot this time that I could only dip my feet in. The wooden plank flooring in the bathing area is also nice. The meals after bathing—both dinner and breakfast—were well seasoned and served in just the right portions. Several resident cats were around, including newborn kittens that licked my finger without any hesitation—they were adorable.

After cycling 140 km, I was understandably exhausted, so I chose an affordable Business Hotel where I could relax without any fuss. After the ride, I was completely worn out, so I went to my Room, took a shower, and went straight to sleep. It was a standard single Room—quiet and comfortable—and I slept well.

The best points were that there were five parking spaces right in front of the Hotel available for 700 yen per day, it was close to the station, and the Room was spacious. A few disappointing points were that there was no power outlet by the pillow, there was no bidet toilet seat, and I would have liked coffee (green tea was provided). Overall, it is an older Hotel, but it felt clean and I could stay at a reasonable price, so I had a good impression.

Many Hotels are non-smoking these days, so having a smoking option was really helpful! My mother and I were able to sleep comfortably together in the large bed. Please note that the bath is for men only. The front desk staff were kind, and it was great to relax in the Room. For breakfast, the only egg options were raw egg or Onsen egg—I would have loved scrambled eggs, a fried egg, or an omelet. Also, be careful because the elevator doors close quickly.

The staff were very helpful, and the Room was very clean, so we had a comfortable stay. There is a convenience store nearby, which was very convenient. We chose the breakfast-included Plan, but we felt there could have been a few more side dish options, so with high hopes for improvement, we deducted one star. We will stay here again when we visit Kumamoto!

This was my first stay. Security is very solid, so even if you leave the door slightly open, it locks right away. Having the parking lot right in front was very convenient. However, since it’s a container-style Accommodation, I sometimes felt it shake when someone walked inside while I was on the bed (I even mistook it for an earthquake). It might not bother you once you get used to it, but as a first-timer I noticed it a bit.

We checked in early and were able to relax until dinner. The meals were beautifully presented, with great taste and satisfying portions. The timing of each course was also excellent. We always felt that the staff were quietly looking out for us. We hardly ran into other guests, so we could truly enjoy our own time. The only issue was that when returning to the Room at night, it was dark near the entrance and difficult to unlock the door. We would definitely like to stay again.

The cozy size of the Accommodation felt very comfortable, and the staff were wonderful—it was a place where we could truly relax. Kurumi had no other guest Rooms on the same floor, and the library next door felt like an extension of our own Room, which made it feel like a great bonus (lol). The location was also convenient for visiting Kiyomizu-dera before breakfast and coming back easily. Breakfast was delicious as well. Thank you very much for a lovely stay.

We stayed for one night before the three-day weekend. As we had heard, the lukewarm sulfur-scented water was so relaxing that we could soak in it forever. Besides us, there was only one other couple, so we practically had the bath to ourselves. The beds in the Japanese-Western style room were firm and very comfortable to sleep on. The handmade dishes were delicious, and everything about this accommodation was absolutely satisfying.

Brand new and very clean. The price is reasonable compared to nearby facilities. I would love to stay here again if I have the chance. ◯ Well-equipped Facilities - Almost new appliances such as refrigerator, microwave, air conditioner, and air purifier. - Washing machine available (not used this time). ◯ Okinawan Atmosphere - Okinawan house ornaments by the bedside. - A collection of Yachimun pottery dishes? ◯ Location - Ocean view on the west side. - Convenience stores and supermarkets nearby. If I had to mention... - Being a three-story building, moving between floors might feel slightly inconvenient for those not accustomed to it. - The air conditioner on the second floor is positioned low, which might make it feel cold when directed at the bed.

This was my first stay here. The front desk staff were very courteous, which I appreciated. Breakfast was also delicious. I would like to stay again if I have the opportunity, but if I had to mention one thing, it would have been nice to have a choice of pillows.

The Room was clean. The large public bath was well stocked, from cleansing oil to skincare products. The complimentary ice cream after the bath was refreshing and soothing, and the late-night soba service was perfect as a light dinner. I didn’t expect much since it’s free, but it had a rich broth flavor and was delicious. Breakfast also offered a variety of dishes in small bowls, and everything was tasty—from Japanese dishes I don’t usually get to eat, simmered items, plump fried shrimp, and even dessert. I stayed in the height of summer, and wind chimes were hung in the large public bath area, which felt charming and relaxing. I was a bit confused when a staff member suddenly spoke to me in English at the restaurant—I think I clearly look Japanese. Since I don’t know typical Business Hotel rates, I made the Reservation thinking it felt expensive; but with the large public bath, sauna, and various services included, maybe this price is reasonable—I’m not sure.

I chose it because it was close to the destination. From the lobby to the Room, it was neat and tidy without any extra items, which was nice. The bath was spacious and nice. I don't think the morning bread was handmade by a bakery(?), but there were croissants, pancakes, salad, and soup, which were quite filling. If I have the chance, I would like to stay here again next time.

Business Trip Compared to during the COVID-19 period, amenities have been simplified quite a bit, but everything you need is still provided. In particular, the free evening cafe bar time is enjoyable even if you don’t drink alcohol. The staff were attentive at all hours, which made for a very pleasant stay. This time I stayed in a single Room for business, and I appreciated that the Room setup was thoughtfully arranged for that purpose. Each day I walked to the work site, and when I returned to the Hotel, I relaxed in the large public bath to soothe the day’s fatigue. In the morning, I woke up and opened the curtains to take in views of Ginza. It was an excellent business trip.

The breakfast was delicious. I was able to relax in the natural Onsen. I was soothed by the LOVOT robot strolling around the front.

I had a comfortable stay. It’s not luxurious, but it feels like a compact and smart Hotel. The Simmons bed made for a great night’s sleep.