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This was our second stay. We visited in a different season, and both times were truly wonderful. This time, we requested a later dinner time and were able to relax and enjoy the beautiful sunset. The meals made great use of local ingredients—everything was delicious, from the surprisingly tender octopus to the fresh sashimi—and we also enjoyed breakfast. We were deeply impressed by the warm, attentive care from all the staff. It’s a lovely place where you can feel comfortable and at ease. Next time, we would love to visit in May, when we’re told the sunset glows golden.

This is a spacious corner twin room with panoramic views of the Onomichi Channel and the area around the station. I also appreciated that the floor was not carpet but a well-cleaned wood floor. A lovely touch was the hassaku jelly in the refrigerator for each guest, complete with spoons, and chilled bottled water for everyone as well. The handmade cookies made in collaboration with a local social welfare corporation also left a great impression. These days, even branded city hotels often don’t provide complimentary water, so I truly appreciate this Hotel’s warm hospitality. It was also nice that Accommodation guests receive 10% off at the souvenir shop. Breakfast was excellent too—not only with locally sourced ingredients, but also soft-serve ice cream. From the moment I arrived at Onomichi Station, even the station staff were full of energy, and I could feel how the whole town supports one another and works together to keep things lively. Some shops have closed down, but the shopping street—where retro and modern coexist—is a must-see. Since it was a hot season, it was tough to walk for long periods and I couldn’t see everything I wanted to. I’d love to visit again in a cooler season and stay at the same Hotel at a more relaxed pace.

It was a wonderful stay, and I was very satisfied, with the unique aesthetic of architect Togo Murano felt throughout. The Hotel is surrounded by lush nature, making it pleasant to enjoy a relaxing walk. At the same time, taking the subway gets you to the city center in about 15 minutes, so access is very convenient. The breakfast I had been looking forward to offered just the right variety for both Western and Japanese options, and everything was delicious. Although I don’t usually wear provided pajamas, they matched the Hotel’s refined atmosphere perfectly, so I enjoyed wearing them this time. The walk from the elevator to my room was a bit long, but being able to stroll while admiring the beautiful courtyard view through the windows made even that travel time feel like a relaxing moment.

I stayed on the 14th during the Obon holiday, and the female front desk staff were very kind. The Room was a little small, but it was a good size for me. Above all, it was very helpful that the station, department stores, and convenience stores were nearby. I stay in Omiya once a year, and I would like to stay here again.

This was our first stay, and it was a wonderful place—thank you so much! Everyone who assisted us was very kind and welcoming, and we felt truly comfortable. The Room had been beautifully renovated, and the bath was very relaxing. Dinner featured excellent ingredients and seasoning in every dish, and breakfast offered a wide variety that we really enjoyed (including the Oiri soft-serve!).

I stayed here during Silver Week because the Hotel is new and very conveniently located. It’s truly about 30 seconds from the station, and it’s also just a short walk from the affiliated flat parking lot tucked away behind (600 yen for 24 hours from the time you park), which was extremely convenient. I had heard it was far to walk, but in reality I could reach Inuyama Castle Town in about a 20-minute walk from the Hotel. It was so crowded it felt like Kyoto’s Ninenzaka, and with shops lining the streets and plenty of street food to enjoy, I’m glad I chose a No Meals Included plan this time. The Room was new and spotless, and because the space is used so efficiently and functionally, it didn’t feel cramped at all. The bathroom facilities, including the LIXIL toilet, were stylish and comfortable. Since they use Simmons bedding, both the bed and pillow had a firmness that satisfied me even though I have lower back pain. The towels were fluffy with great absorbency, and even for someone like me with a larger build, the pajamas were comfortably sized. The large public bath had one ReFa hair dryer plus Panasonic Ionity units for the rest, which was decent enough. On the downside, perhaps because the indoor bath was over 42°C and too hot, the cooler open-air bath was packed. I also wished it were a real Onsen, and it was disappointing that there wasn’t complimentary mineral water service like most Hotels offer.

It was my first stay, and I was very satisfied with the hotel—the room and the front desk service were both excellent.

This was my first time staying in the ladies’ Room (shower type). The Room felt a bit more spacious, and having a massage chair was wonderful. The shower room with a rain shower had plenty of space and great features. I was so satisfied with the shower room this time that I didn’t use the public bath, but since it’s on the same floor as the ladies’ floor and incredibly convenient, I’m thinking I’ll try it next time. At this Hotel, the beds are firmer and also wider, so I always sleep very well. With practical touches like the placement of the sink and table, it’s such a comfortable Room that next time I’d love to book a Multiple Night Stay if possible. Breakfast is great too—you can enjoy freshly made omelets, the miso soup made with cute miso balls is delicious, and I also love the sweet red bean butter next to the bread. Since I live far away, I can’t visit often, but I would definitely like to stay here again.

The room was impeccably clean, and I had a very comfortable stay. I would definitely like to choose JAL-affiliated hotels when traveling.

This was my second stay this year, and the location is convenient—you can get here from the station without getting wet. The view from the room was great, and everything is compact and well organized, so I had a comfortable stay without any inconvenience.

Just a 1-minute walk to Tsukiji Market—breakfast at the market was incredibly satisfying with seafood rice bowls and tamagoyaki! At night, the view from the window was soothing, and the large public bath was spotless. The shampoo, conditioner, and body soap also smelled wonderful! I’ll definitely stay here again next time I’m in Tokyo!

A serene setting where you can almost hear the “sounds of the forest.” It felt like a thoughtfully run inn, designed so guests can fully enjoy an extraordinary escape from everyday life. The staff were warm throughout, making our stay truly comfortable. The squirrel-themed story-style dining menu was a fun and creative touch. As a personal suggestion, I’d also love to try a menu presented as an introduction to Yamagata’s local specialties and history (from an out-of-prefecture guest).

Close to Osaka Station, the lounge was fantastic—from tea to beer and other drinks, plus delicious snacks. I had an amazing time with my friends. This time, our main plans were visiting the Nakanoshima Museum of Art and chatting. We decided we’ll stay here again next time. I recommended it to both family and friends.

I stayed here with my husband while I was pregnant. One morning, we woke up unusually early and took a walk together to Kiyomizu-dera Temple. The location is excellent, and I think it’s ideal for sightseeing. The lounge was also very comfortable. I recommend staying in a Room with a large bath!

My son and his wife stayed here to celebrate their wedding anniversary, as they wanted to visit Beppu Onsen. It is a wonderful hotel, with delicious meals, an in-room open-air bath, a sauna, and a spacious room where they could truly relax. It seems it became a very special anniversary for them. Thank you very much.

I stayed here for a trip departing from Narita Airport. The Facility isn’t brand-new, but it’s more than sufficient for the price. The bath was spacious, so I could soak and relieve my fatigue. Amenities, including bath salts, are selected from in front of the front desk. There was a wide variety of tea, and options like honey tea were delicious. Buses to Narita Airport ran every hour starting in the 6 a.m. hour, so I took the first one and had plenty of time. When I wasn’t sure which departure time to choose, the front desk staff kindly said, “If it were me, I’d choose an earlier time,” which made me very happy.

Tokachi Gardens Hotel’s biggest appeal was that, despite its extremely convenient location right in front of Obihiro Station, it offers a large public bath with moor hot spring water. The rooms are not as sleek and modern as the newest hotels; instead, they have a slightly nostalgic city-hotel feel. However, they are well equipped with everything you need, and I was able to relax comfortably. Bath towels and face towels are provided in the public bath area, so it’s convenient to use it with almost nothing to carry from your room. Hair liquid, hair tonic, and aftershave lotion were available, but I did not see basic skincare items such as toner or emulsion/lotion, so if you need them it’s best to bring your own. There is also a coin laundry: in addition to drum-type washer-dryers, there were two sets of separate washers and dryers on the men’s bath side. The PIN-code system made me feel secure since it helps prevent others from opening the machines mid-cycle. Breakfast was also delicious—pork rice bowls (butadon), Totteppo yogurt, Hokkaido-grown rice, local eggs, and more—offering a taste of Tokachi even though it’s an in-front-of-the-station hotel. Those looking for Hokkaido’s great outdoors or the Tokachi Plain atmosphere as part of the hotel stay itself may find it a bit lacking; however, for JR travelers, business trips, or anyone with early-morning plans the next day, this is an extremely practical choice. Being able to enjoy moor hot springs right by Obihiro Station is a major advantage. Overall, rather than a resort-style sightseeing hotel, it felt like a highly practical station-front hotel where you can still get a small taste of Tokachi. Considering the price and location, I was very satisfied with my stay.

I stayed here last year to celebrate my birthday, and loved it so much that I returned again this year for my birthday celebration. This time, I truly appreciate your even more thoughtful hospitality. Thanks to you, I was able to relax wholeheartedly in the Room. This year’s concept was to take things slow at a Hotel. First, I enjoyed a Multiple Night Stay at a wonderful Hotel in Umekoji. Then I came here. The atmosphere is different, yet even better. It feels very calm and serene. I think it’s because you make the most of the location by the Kamo River and help guests experience Kyoto in such a comfortable way. Even though it’s right in the bustle of Shijo-Kawaramachi, this is a space where you don’t feel any of that at all—remarkable. Your affiliated HIYORI Ocean Resort Okinawa is also one of my favorites—a wonderful Hotel that lets you truly feel the beauty of Onna Village. And now SORANIWA Terrace Kyoto has won me over too! At this rate, I’ll probably be back again for my birthday next year.

The Hotel and the Room were very clean, and the bathtub was larger than those in a typical Business Hotel, which was great. It is close to Osaka Castle, NHK Hall, and the station, and this price is excellent. The front desk staff were very pleasant and helpful, and I was very satisfied. I would definitely stay here again.

No wonder so many guests rate this Ryokan so highly!! The staff were simply wonderful, and I was impressed from the very start of the morning. Although the staff member assisting us was not Japanese, the explanations were clear and made us excited for the day right away. The half-buffet offered nothing but delicious choices, and we loved being able to grill items over charcoal at our own table. We were completely satisfied from breakfast onward! Even after checkout, they saw us off with warm smiles—this has become one of the Ryokan we definitely want to visit again. Thank you to all the staff.