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I stayed for one night and two days to recharge with my child. On this trip, the highlights were the abundant nature, delicious meals, and high-quality souvenirs. From our room, we could enjoy views of the Tama River and the forests of Okutama. We also fully immersed ourselves in nature at Kamanofuchi Park, located just below the hotel. At night, the sound of the river felt like soothing white noise, and we slept very peacefully. Both dinner and breakfast were excellent. We usually choose buffet-style dining, but this time it was refreshing to enjoy a course-style meal where each dish could be savored. The carefully selected menu delighted my child as well. One small point: the Wi-Fi was a bit unstable—perhaps due to the hotel’s nature-rich location. Aside from that, our stay was very comfortable. Surrounded by nature and enjoying wonderful food, we were able to spend a relaxing and special time together as parent and child. I would love to stay again. Thank you for a lovely stay.

I stayed for two nights and had a very comfortable stay. I had breakfast on the second morning, and I was glad to be able to enjoy Hokkaido specialties such as hokke (Atka mackerel) and ramen. It’s close to the station, has a large public bath, and is reasonably priced, so I would like to stay here again if I have the opportunity.

We stayed here on a family trip to celebrate my husband’s 70th birthday. The room was more than spacious enough, and the furnishings were lovely. The in-room bath was also very large, and with the windows wide open it felt like an open-air bath, so we could soak and relax at our leisure. The food was delicious across the board, but the salt-grilled ayu (sweetfish) and the wagyu beef fillet cutlet were especially outstanding. One member of our party has allergies, and they asked for details in advance and prepared alternative dishes for the items concerned, so we could dine with peace of mind. After letting them know about the birthday celebration, they were very considerate regarding both the dining setting and menu, and staff members also offered congratulatory words—my husband looked truly happy. We were able to unwind completely throughout our stay, making it a wonderful celebration. Thank you very much to all of the staff.

A last-minute trip to Izu came up, and we stayed for two nights. We were extremely satisfied with the hospitality that far exceeded our expectations, the well-trained staff, the clean Room, and the delicious meals. Since we stayed in a Room with an open-air Onsen bath, we did not use the public bath, but everything was well maintained and it was a very satisfying trip. We will visit again.

We were completely satisfied with everything. The local fish deluxe course meal was especially outstandingly delicious! Thank you very much.

I’d heard the rumors, and they were true: the setting, hospitality, and cuisine were all outstanding. I’ve always felt that the Tokugawa family helped shape the foundations of Japanese culture, and Shiraisi-ya is said to be an even older establishment with over 300 years of history. I felt as though I experienced the secret to its longevity firsthand. I’d gladly recommend it to friends.

The location is practically Tenjin (nearest station: Akasaka), making it convenient not only for the office district around Nakasu and Hakata, but also for shopping areas like Tenjin and Yakuin, as well as academic neighborhoods such as Nishijin. Whenever I end up staying in Fukuoka on short notice, I always rely on this Accommodation. My stays in Fukuoka are usually packed and physically demanding, but it’s reassuring that there are Rooms with separate bath and toilet and a bathtub where you can stretch out your legs. On top of that, the 12:00 checkout Plan is available, so I can comfortably stay out late entertaining clients. That said, I oversleep every time and still haven’t made it to breakfast—but that’s just part of the charm. Next time I stay, I plan to fully enjoy breakfast as well.

This hotel is great. Last time, we mainly visited the terraced rice fields, the castle ruins, and Nunobiki Falls; this time, we went to Kumano Hongu Taisha and Tamaki Shrine. In any case, it’s very convenient for getting anywhere. On the way there we pass through Totsukawa Village, and on the way back we head toward Owase via the area around Onigajo for some fishing before taking the Meihan Expressway home. You can enjoy both mountains and sea. The Kitayama River flows right in front of the hotel. Early in the morning, when I went out for a walk, I saw lots of fish jumping. At night you can hear insects chirping all night long. There’s no game corner or karaoke-style facilities, but it’s an ideal hotel for a quiet stay. Of course, I’d happily stay here a third time as well.

We stayed in the Grand Corner Suite with 5 adults and 2 children (ages 4 and 0). First of all, it was very spacious, so even with large luggage it was comfortable, and the air conditioning worked perfectly. Facing American Village, the view was amazing—an exceptional getaway experience. There were two bedrooms plus a sofa bed in the living room, which made it easy to separate rooms depending on our family setup and schedules. Also, since you take off your shoes at the entrance, we felt safe letting our baby crawl around (and during our stay, our baby learned to pull up to stand). The space was large and very clean, so our baby played happily with sparkling eyes the whole time. After the kids fell asleep, the adults toasted together and spent time as we liked—having drinks on the balcony while enjoying the night view and relaxing conversations. There is also a large public bath, which is great for multi-generational groups because it doesn’t feel crowded. The washer/dryer was a front-loading type and dried thoroughly, which was truly helpful. The kitchen was easy to use, and the refrigerator was large enough that we could shop for Okinawa specialties and enjoy them slowly in the room. The parking is in a multi-story garage so there can be a short wait, but it didn’t bother us. Honestly nothing to complain about—beyond satisfied. We will definitely stay again.

Free on-site surface parking. A gas station is nearby; McDonald’s and the Valor supermarket are next door; Sukiya is across the road; and Takoman (a local confectionery) is just opposite. The rooms are spacious, clean, and comfortable. The staff’s warm smiles make you feel at ease. Even the housekeeping team greets you with a smile, not just the front desk, which is very pleasant. The large public bath has long opening hours, feels very clean, and is spacious. When I asked to have the air purifier replaced, they brought one right away. They also kindly explained that what I thought was dirt wasn’t actually dirt (they were considerate so I wouldn’t feel embarrassed). I didn’t catch their name, but thank you for your help despite being busy. It was so good that I extended my stay to a Multiple Night Stay.

This Accommodation is a day-use Onsen Facility with lodging, overlooking the satoyama landscape of Okuizumo. Thank you for letting us stay at a very reasonable rate as part of the “Special Room Grand Reopening Commemorative” offer. The Room was clean and comfortable. The refrigerator was well stocked with complimentary drinks such as beer, chu-hi, sake, and tea. There was also a coffee machine with plenty of coffee beans provided—perfect for coffee lovers. The open-air bath is not very open, but it is free-flowing from the source. However, since the source temperature is low at 29°C, it was disappointing that hot water needs to be added. Because it was hot in July, we mostly bathed using the source water as-is. When I returned to the air-conditioned Room I felt chilly at first, but afterward my body warmed up from the core. The large public bath was far from the Special Room, but I still went three times. I noticed a slight chlorine smell, but it was nicely warm. It would be ideal if the in-room bath’s spring water could be heated. For dinner we had the top-tier “Matsu Kaiseki” at a table in the restaurant. At this great price (50,000 yen), we were fully satisfied; however, if it were priced at 70,000–80,000 yen or more for two people, I think more creativity would be needed both in the dining setting and in the meal content. As of writing this Review on IKYU.com , it seems that Special Rooms are not currently being sold there. We were glad to enjoy beautiful satoyama views with no solar panels or anything else in sight from this Accommodation. All staff served us with warm smiles and pleasant hospitality. I also appreciated that most staff were local Japanese rather than foreign workers. We support hardworking Japanese Ryokan like yours. If charging regular rates, we hope you will consider adding one more step of “specialness” worthy of a Special Room. We would love to stay again.

Everything was comfortable, with absolutely nothing that felt “off” or stressful. The bath water uses the natural hot spring source from Iida Castle Onsen, and I was very satisfied with the quality—comparable to nearby Hirugami Onsen. It leaves your skin silky-smooth, and after bathing it feels soft and moisturized. Breakfast was also high quality. I chose a mostly Japanese-style meal with rice, but later tried the bread as well—and it was delicious. There were three kinds available (croissants and varieties filled with sweet red bean paste or mini sausages). All of them were crisp on the outside and moist inside without needing to be toasted—truly bakery-level quality. Even the coffee from the machine seemed carefully selected: clean-tasting, refreshing, and full of aroma with no unpleasant aftertaste. It’s also great that you can simply leave without any checkout procedure. Highly recommended!

Conveniently located on a main street and easy to spot, with plenty of bars and souvenir shops nearby. It’s also less than a 10-minute walk from the station, so I recommend it. Unfortunately, our stay overlapped with the local sake festival and the hotel was very busy, so having only one elevator wasn’t enough. The bath is technically a hot spring, but it felt more ordinary than I expected (in terms of smell and color), so my expectations were a bit too high (lol). Overall, though, I’d like to stay here again—next time on a day without the sake festival (lol).

Impressed by the thorough cleanliness and the warm, senior-friendly hospitality. The open-air bath with stunning night views of the city below and a beautiful ocean panorama was exceptional. The tasteful cuisine was served in just the right portions and was absolutely delicious. I would love to stay again.

As it is also a training facility, there is a large desk, making it very comfortable for those who work in the room. The shower had good pressure, drainage was excellent, and perhaps because it is still new, everything was very clean and comfortable. The bed allowed for a restful sleep. Next time, I would like to try the breakfast.

I stayed here last year and had a great experience, so this was my second visit—and I was very satisfied! First of all, all the front desk staff were very kind. The pillow bar was also much appreciated. This time I noticed that the large public bath has three types of showerheads to choose from, which was fun. The bed mattress was very comfortable as well, but the sound from the air conditioning or possibly the bathroom ventilation fan? was a bit loud and bothered me during the night. Shower caps were only available in the large public bath, but I wanted to use one for showering or washing my face in my Room too, so I wish they were available at the amenities bar. However, when I asked at check-in this time, a kind front desk staff member brought me one. Breakfast is always plentiful as well. I enjoyed various kinds of tempura and takikomi gohan even in the morning. It’s right in front of Kyoto Station, but since it’s a small Hotel, there aren’t any noisy tour groups, which is a relief. The next day I stayed at a certain Resort Hotel in Osaka (priced at 2.5 times this one), but in terms of amenities and provided shampoo and other toiletries, this Hotel was actually better. If you’re not looking for on-site restaurants, a spa, or a gym and just want Accommodation with good value for money, I think this place is excellent.

I’d heard that Hanaya Tokubei is a great place to stay if you’re visiting Dorogawa Onsen, and I was lucky enough to book the last available room. The atmosphere was wonderful, with a lounge where jazz plays and a veranda used to welcome yamabushi practitioners. There were four of us staying, and the room was spacious; the meals were delicious and just the right amount. All of the staff provided courteous service, making it a truly warm and welcoming inn. Thank you very much!

Thank you for providing a baby crib—we were able to sleep well.

I stayed for one night. The location is easy to find right after getting off at the station. The Room was clean, and the bathroom was spacious enough. I also enjoyed the breakfast (if I had one request, I’d be happy to see some local Asahikawa specialties). I appreciated being able to extend my stay for 1,000 yen per hour. Also, although there seems to be a difference between the Hotel’s facilities and external ones, having two coin laundry areas was personally very helpful (I used the one on an upper floor). If I visit Asahikawa again, I would like to stay here again. Thank you very much.

The view from the room—and especially the view from the ocean-facing bath—was amazing. I went to the bath early in the morning and was truly moved. The meals were delicious, with a gorgeous boat platter, and the freshly cooked rice served individually in small pots was also excellent. Since it’s such a wonderful scenic bath, I did notice some dirt on the outside of the window... but it really was lovely. If I feel like seeing the Sea of Japan again, I’d love to come back. Thank you very much for your hospitality.