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I stay here every year when I’m in town for work. The food is delicious, and the staff are always welcoming, so I keep coming back every time. I look forward to staying again next time. (I’ll be sure to visit even when it’s not for work!)

Some guests may find it unusual that you pass in front of the front desk on the way, but I felt it actually adds a sense of security. I couldn’t get a room in the area where I usually stay, so I came to Toyohashi, and I found the atmosphere and clientele here better than at Dormy Inn Fushimi, which made my stay feel more comfortable and safe. I’d like to stay here again on my next business trip. Thank you very much.

I enjoyed the Mango and Melon Afternoon Tea as a high tea after 6:00 PM for one person. The lounge was calm and relaxing, with a wonderful view as night fell. The scones were freshly baked, and the clotted cream melted just enough to feel truly indulgent. Both the sweets and savory items were delicately presented and carefully prepared—everything was delicious. I’m really looking forward to seeing what future afternoon tea offerings will be like.

I discovered this place on TikTok and decided to stay during the Expo. Conveniently located near the station, with a convenience store and coin laundry nearby. This is my second time staying here. For meals, both sushi rice and plain white rice are available, making it hard not to go for seconds! The egg yolks are rich, so I highly recommend trying TKG (tamago kake gohan). The large public bath offers a shampoo bar and even has a covered open-air bath—perfect for relaxing as long as you like. Free iced tea, coffee, snacks like rice crackers, and cookies were also delightful touches. True to its name "Namba," I walked back from Namba Station and even explored Shinsekai on foot. I'll definitely stay here again when visiting Osaka!

When I visit Kyoto, I often choose this Accommodation for the following reasons: - Close to central Kyoto - Capsule-hotel style, yet with private rooms available - A large public bath with perfectly partitioned washing areas - Clean - Affordable - A relaxing 1st-floor lobby - A great selection of drinks in the 1st-floor lobby This time, I was especially impressed by the new coffee machine and the unique tea flavors. It really feels like a Hotel that is always improving.

I booked and stayed on short notice due to sudden plans. The hotel’s parking lot was small, so I used the affiliated parking lot, but it was easy to find and there were no issues. The room was clean and well maintained, and I couldn’t hear noise from neighboring rooms. If anything, I would have liked a bit more variety at breakfast. Overall, I think it is a good hotel.

A new Hotel close to the station. The bed was Simmons and very comfortable. I was thirsty, so I enjoyed a welcome drink of coffee and Earl Grey tea using the electric kettle in the Room. The amenities were well-prepared, and above all, the Room felt clean and pleasant. If I had to point out one thing, it would be that the shower water pressure was a bit low. Breakfast was also satisfying; the grilled mackerel with salt was hot and delicious. I would recommend this Hotel to anyone visiting Okazaki!

Three of us (all women) stayed here. The staff’s hospitality was wonderful, and we felt very comfortable throughout our stay. The bath was also clean and lovely. The sound of the waves was soothing and relaxing. Both dinner and breakfast offered a wide variety of dishes, and we enjoyed chatting with the person who served our meals—everything impressed us from start to finish. If we come back to Yuhigaura again, we will definitely stay here again!

Located in central Ishigaki City, but the access is a bit inconvenient. You can walk to the downtown area, but you have to go through a very dark, deserted road, which may feel unsafe for women. The room was clean, and although it has a unit bath, the sink is separate on the room side, making it convenient and giving a more spacious feel. It seems they offer alcoholic options as welcome drinks, which is a nice touch. I arrived too late to use it, though. Breakfast is buffet-style. I didn’t expect much, but there was a wide variety of Okinawan and Ishigaki dishes—one of the most satisfying breakfasts among the hotels I’ve stayed at in Ishigaki.

I stayed for one night in early September. It was within walking distance of Susukino, and I could also walk to sightsee at the TV Tower and the Clock Tower. Breakfast was excellent, with many delicious dishes made using ingredients from Hokkaido. There was also a large public bath, which was very relaxing. I understand it can’t be helped since it’s a changing area in the Hotel, but I felt it would be more comfortable if it were a bit larger so guests could change calmly when it gets crowded. This became one of my good memories of Sapporo. Thank you very much.

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!

I had work scheduled in Nagasaki on Sunday and planned to arrive early in the morning, but I ended up staying the night before at short notice. (If Setre hadn’t had availability, I might not have stayed the extra night.) I also enjoyed the summer lounge treat of shaved ice, and for the first time I joined the evening “Saruku” walk as well. Since I ate a late lunch, I came back from Saruku and fully enjoyed the lounge’s late-night snack service too. I slept very well. In some regional areas it can be hard to arrange a taxi in the morning, but that wasn’t a concern in Nagasaki. I was able to take my time with breakfast and head to work with plenty of time. The Room is understandably showing its age, so I’d rate it a 4—but that sense of history is part of this Hotel’s charm, and I had no complaints at all. One note: there are no toothbrushes among the amenities here, and since I forgot mine, I went to a convenience store. It’s actually very close by. A Hotel where you can both have fun and relax. I’d love to stay here again next time I’m in Nagasaki. (The staff also told me about Setre properties in Kansai—I'd like to visit one someday.)

The hot spring water is simply outstanding. Meeting the friendly and kind proprietress is also one of the highlights. I’ll be back again later this year. Thank you for everything!

I have stayed here several times and always appreciate the experience. The breakfast is especially delightful, with a perfect variety of dishes, including local specialties, all prepared with care and replenished promptly. The staff are very friendly and accommodating. I also appreciate the free parking and the well-stocked amenities. The free drinks are a nice touch as well. Thank you very much!

As a couple in our 40s, we visited to unwind and enjoy some quiet time away from everyday fatigue. We chose a Room with a balcony so we could relax and watch the sky… but across from us, the torn shoji screens of what seemed to be a Hotel that is no longer operating were visible… at night it felt a bit like a test of courage, so we couldn’t go out… lol. Other than that, the food and baths were wonderful, and there was absolutely no sense of crowds—choosing this small Accommodation was exactly the right decision. After dinner, we went to the riverside about a 5-minute walk away, and it happened to be firefly season. We were both thrilled to see real fireflies for the first time…! The whole village was quiet, and compared with Tokyo it was cool in the mornings and evenings. In the morning we enjoyed a gentle-on-the-body, delicious breakfast. We truly felt refreshed from the bottom of our hearts. This is an Accommodation we definitely want to visit again. Thank you for taking such good care of us.

We stayed here on a trip with my parents-in-law. Our top priority was finding an Accommodation that could provide a low-sodium diet for my father-in-law, who became seriously ill last year. If possible, we also wanted to bring our dog along, since my parents-in-law adore him. Those two points are why we chose this Accommodation. From the parking guidance to our Room, we were warmly welcomed by staff with wonderful smiles. They also prepared chairs for my elderly father and even a chair for the in-room Onsen bath, so within 30 minutes of arriving at the Ryokan we already felt truly happy. What impressed us most was the meals. We were told they would “accommodate as much as possible,” and they really did—removing mentaiko, providing low-sodium soy sauce, and preparing dishes without salt or pepper. Thanks to all these adjustments, my father was able to finish almost everything. Since his illness, even eating out requires constant caution, so being able to enjoy a meal together at the Ryokan made us genuinely grateful. Some Reviews mentioned there were no dog amenities, but there were lint rollers and paw wipes available, so we had no issues. The usual overnight set you’d bring when leaving a dog at a pet hotel (pee pad tray, food bowl, water bowl) was enough. The in-room Onsen bath was very spacious, with perfect water temperature—I used it many times. All of the staff at this Accommodation were kind and pleasant throughout our stay; it was truly two days of happiness. We would love to visit again!

Since I arrived in the evening, I looked for a place to stay for one night in Naha City and chose this Hotel mainly for its location. It is just off Kokusai-dori, with Don Quijote nearby, and although it was simply a place to sleep, it was very convenient. The Room was new and clean, and I was satisfied with the breakfast, where I could enjoy Okinawan dishes. I would like to stay here again.

Both the lobby and the room were functional and uncluttered, making the room very comfortable. The front desk staff were kind as well, so I had a pleasant stay. In the evening at the large public bath, I saw what looked like two suns and a vertically shining rainbow. After looking it up later, I learned it was a phenomenon called a “sun dog.” It was a rare experience to see by chance. Dinner was the casual course, but everything—fish, meat, and dessert—was delicious, and I finished it all. Of course, breakfast was also great; the buffet included local dishes that I really enjoyed. This is a hotel I would like to visit again.

Although the building and in-room furnishings felt a bit dated, everything was thoroughly cleaned and very spotless. The amenities were also good, and my wife was satisfied. On the night of our arrival we went out to eat in Shimoda City, and even though the hotel’s shuttle bus to the station had already finished for the day, a staff member kindly drove us there. They were from Myanmar, and we are truly grateful for their thoughtful assistance. We stayed without meals, but we were thankful that a simple breakfast was also prepared on the second floor. Please continue welcoming guests with your warm hospitality.

The hotel on Goat Island—said to have once been home to wild goats—had a wonderful view. The lobby is spacious, and there is a restaurant with great scenery. They offer “Japanese,” “Western,” and “Japanese-Western” meals. I chose the Japanese set, but I was surprised that the final rice dish was fried rice; I would have preferred plain white rice (haha). Overall, the portions were generous and everything was delicious. The pond had many fish in beautiful colors. The observation deck felt much more like an actual hike than I expected and was quite challenging, but the view was great and I’m glad I went up. The large public bath had an excellent view, and the open-air bath was very relaxing as well. It seems day-use bathing is also available, so I’d like to visit again if I have the chance. Perhaps because the building is old, there were a few spots where an odor bothered me slightly, but I hope they can continue improving.