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I’ve stayed here every time I climb Mt. Fuji, and this year was my third visit. All the staff were friendly and helpful, making my stay very comfortable. The bath is spacious, and you can soak while looking at Mt. Fuji—unfortunately it was cloudy this time, so I couldn’t see it. Meals were buffet-style for both dinner and breakfast, so I could choose what I liked. The hoto noodles at dinner were delicious, and the chicken offal stew was a rare treat. The price was reasonable and I was very satisfied. Thank you very much.

They have both standard Rooms and a capsule floor with semi-private pods, so I stayed on the capsule floor for something different. Since it was a weekday, there was no one in the row next to me—nice and quiet.\n\nOn the same floor as the front desk, the indoor bath, drink corner, and massage chairs were all close by, which actually felt very convenient.\n\nThey even served jakoten as a late-night snack and offered a welcome drink—overall, the service was quite good.\n\nAfter enjoying both the indoor bath and the massage chairs, I went to sleep. They also lend out pillows. The capsule itself was very comfortable.\n\nBreakfast was buffet-style. With curry and sausages available, that alone is perfect for me. They also had granola.\n\nThere’s only a Hotel and a convenience store nearby, but they lend bicycles for free, so I could easily ride to a supermarket that’s a bit farther away.

The location was excellent, and the staff were kind. The free coffee was a nice bonus, and I was lucky to be able to watch the streetcars from the breakfast area window. There’s also a dumpling restaurant, an izakaya, and a convenience store in the same building, so everything you need is right there.

There was a payment issue, but the front desk staff handled it very well! I got a little lost on the way from the station, but I managed to get there. If you consider it a typical Business Hotel, I think the Facilities are reasonable. The breakfast rice porridge was delicious! If I go to Shimonoseki again, I’d like to stay here again.

I was looking for a place near the station and found this good old Hotel at an affordable price, and it was very clean. One thing to note: there are stairs up to the entrance if you have large luggage. There is a ramp, but it is quite steep, so I couldn’t roll my suitcase up. This is something to keep in mind when making a Reservation.

The hot spring water was wonderfully silky. The bath area was clean and spacious, and from the open-air bath we could see a sky full of stars—I could have stayed in forever. We only had breakfast, but it was delicious and very filling. I think this is a lovely Accommodation where you can relax and feel at ease.

I stayed on a weekday in late August. The Accommodation was clean and well maintained, and the staff were excellent. Amenities were available behind the reception counter for guests to choose freely, with a great variety. It felt like there were many options for women—in a good way! The welcome drink was really helpful on hot summer days, and it was delicious. It’s close to Sakae Subway Station, and since there’s hardly any nightlife nearby, it’s nice that there aren’t any drunk people around. As mentioned in the title, breakfast didn’t include any Japanese dishes for me—there were bread, salad, and curry. I personally prefer Japanese food, so I thought it would be nice if there were a few more Japanese-style options. The boiled eggs were nicely salted and tasty. Even so, everything was delicious overall. Thank you for the meal.

I booked this Hotel because I wanted to visit the Naruto Whirlpools and the Otsuka Museum of Art. It was a bit far from Naruto Station, but it was just a one-meter taxi ride, and the Kosoku Naruto bus stop is also nearby, so it was very convenient for getting anywhere. The welcome drinks were also excellent. If I have the chance, I would definitely like to stay again.

The Facility feels somewhat old, but the interior is well maintained and we had no issues. Breakfast was very delicious. The morning curry is especially recommended. I’d like to stay again just to enjoy breakfast and the morning curry.

The bath is compact, but it’s kept very clean and well stocked with amenities, making it comfortable to use. The in-house loungewear (samue set: top and bottom) is also very comfortable to wear. Breakfast is home-style and just the right amount. The service was excellent, and I would like to stay again.

Although it was booked at short notice, the semi-double bed was spacious and comfortable for relaxing. Due to the Room layout, the TV is very close to the desk, so it is not suitable for working at the desk while watching TV. I would like to stay again if I have the opportunity.

This was my first stay here while sightseeing with friends. The ninjas, samurai, butlers, etc. projected at the front desk react during the check-in process, which is fun, but otherwise it’s a perfectly normal Hotel and not as “weird” as it sounds. Since it’s a new Hotel, the Room was clean, the linens were fresh, and the amenities were more than sufficient—in fact, some items like toothbrushes were better than at the official USJ partner Hotel we stayed at in Osaka the day before. It was a very solid Hotel overall. Being able to see the Skytree illumination from the rooftop terrace is a plus, and having a FamilyMart on the first floor made it convenient to quickly buy drinks and other items. Unmanned check-in/out was easy and convenient, and although I expected it to be completely unmanned, staff came by regularly to properly assist foreign guests and travelers who weren’t familiar with the process, which left a good impression. Breakfast felt pricey (2,200 yen if purchased on the day), so we didn’t use it. If you come expecting lots of “quirkiness,” you might feel underwhelmed outside of the front desk area—but as an affordable and clean Accommodation considering its location and facilities, I have no complaints. I’d like to stay again if I have another chance.

Conveniently located along a main road in Wakkanai, with many nearby facilities essential for travelers, including convenience stores, supermarkets, restaurants, and gas stations. The Room was quiet and I was able to rest well. It was No Meals Included, but since I was leaving early in the morning, it perfectly suited my needs! I think it’s a good Hotel.

Because I expected to check in late at night for work, I chose this Hotel for its large public bath hours—open until 2:00 a.m., with a sauna—which are much longer than those at nearby Business Hotels. The building feels a bit dated in places, but it was acceptable. I also liked the comfortable two-piece loungewear instead of a yukata. It’s right after you exit the interchange, so it’s truly convenient—I’d like to stay again.

Neither particularly good nor bad. It’s a bit of a walk from Nara Station and Kintetsu-Nara Station. There was a family restaurant right outside on the first floor, and it would have been more comfortable if they could offer some kind of service, such as a half-price coupon, if possible.

Thank you very much for your stay. Considering the Accommodation Fee, it was an excellent value. We were satisfied with both dinner and breakfast. The room was spacious and comfortable, allowing us to enjoy a pleasant stay.

I have stayed here several times, but recently many nearby shops have closed, so it feels a bit quiet for shopping on foot. There is a 100-yen shop corner inside the Hotel, and the restaurant serves both breakfast and dinner, so there is no problem staying here, but I feel that options for walking around after check-in are somewhat limited.

It’s not a luxurious resort, but it was clean and the service, while understated, was reliable. The meals were not extravagant, but well-seasoned and very enjoyable. The Onsen was also satisfying, with both Kinsen and Ginsen available. For the price, this Onsen Hotel offers excellent value. If I have the chance, I would definitely like to stay again.

We had a wonderful, elegant time. The space itself reminded us of Japan all over again.

A cozy, family-run Onsen Accommodation with a warm atmosphere and a nostalgic Showa-era charm. The meals were outstanding, and the open-air bath was more than satisfying. The proprietress’s tea room next to the entrance was a relaxing space.