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This was my first stay, and the Hotel—welcomed by Hideki Takahashi and his family—offered a wonderful view overlooking Lake Abashiri. While the Facility felt less luxurious than expected, it was still comfortably good overall. Food and drinks were excellent: during happy hour from 3:00 pm to 4:30 pm at check-in, we enjoyed draft beer and other beverages along with oden. Dinner is described as a “light dinner buffet mini,” but that’s far too modest—the quality, quantity, and variety were more than sufficient, and on top of that there was an all-you-can-drink option (including draft beer) for 90 minutes, which made us very satisfied. After bathing, there were free massage chairs plus coffee and other soft drinks, and they even offer complimentary late-night soba—truly attentive service in every way. Use of the table tennis table was also free. There’s too much to list, but the baths were clean and well maintained, and all staff members were courteous and helpful. If I have another chance to visit, this is the Hotel I would consider first. Highly recommended!

From the open-air bath, we could see cherry blossoms in full bloom so close they felt within reach, and both of us were very satisfied. 　For dinner, it was delicious—and a first-time experience—to pick shiitake mushrooms ourselves from a cultivation kit, grill them, and eat them. We also enjoyed having dessert in the lobby after moving to a different spot. The staff were very attentive as well. 　The only downside was that the Facility felt a bit old, but overall it was a great Hotel.

We stayed with my grandparents and uncle to celebrate my grandparents’ 90th birthday. They were delighted to receive a pair of matching chopsticks as a gift. During the meal, my grandfather accidentally bumped his hand while serving one dish and spilled everything, causing trouble; we were very grateful that it was kindly prepared again. Most of the staff were non-Japanese except for the proprietress. At times we weren’t sure if we were fully understood, but everyone was very kind and we had a comfortable stay.

The front desk staff were very kind and gave me a warm welcome, and the breakfast was absolutely delicious. Water is very important to me, so I truly appreciate that you provided plenty of it. The tea bags in the Room were also excellent, with a special flavor I couldn’t find anywhere else. Everything was spotless down to the smallest details. Thank you so much to the housekeeping team—I was able to make wonderful memories thanks to you. One day during a meal, when I was coughing, a staff member kindly asked, “Would you like me to make some ginger tea?” Their thoughtful care truly warmed my heart.

Thank you very much. It was such a wonderful Hotel with impeccable service, scenery, and location that I have nothing but gratitude! I had a very pleasant stay! I will be returning again next month. I look forward to it then as well. This is a Hotel I would recommend to everyone. (It's such a high-quality Hotel that I almost don't want to tell anyone) haha

Thank you very much for this thoughtful gesture. The view of the Seto Inland Sea and Mizushima Industrial Area from our room was stunning. The dinner we had been looking forward to was absolutely delicious, especially the simmered sea bream head, which was exceptional. Since w

The Facility is old, but it is kept very clean. We stayed in a Room with an open-air bath, and the veranda has a slatted floor, so you don’t have to worry about it being wet after bathing—it’s a very well-designed layout. I enjoyed using the open-air bath many times. Despite the good amenities and the convenient location right in front of Shirarahama Beach, it was reasonably priced. My wife liked it very much as well, so I think we will visit again.

The Room is spacious and comfortable.

Four friends and I visited Iki for the first time and enjoyed fresh seafood and Iki beef. The building is old, so it may be unavoidable, but our Room was on the third floor and the elevator only went up to the second floor, so we had to carry our luggage up the stairs. We were also disappointed that the toilets were shared. The bath was an Onsen, and in the early morning there were mineral deposits floating on the surface; it was a wonderful Onsen that kept us warm for a long time. The meals were fantastic—fresh sashimi served as a boat platter with raw sea urchin, abalone, and turban shell—and everyone was delighted. The Iki beef had beautiful marbling yet wasn’t greasy; it was sweet, tender, and truly delicious. It’s only about an hour from Fukuoka to enjoy such fresh seafood and an Onsen that leaves your skin smooth, so I would recommend it to friends as well. Thank you very much.

I’ve stayed at many Accommodations, but both the baths and the meals felt like a completely new experience. The French & Italian cuisine was excellent, and I enjoyed visiting different baths. At Tenku-no-Yu, I could even hear the Onsen water gushing up naturally, which was truly impressive. On the way home, I parked at a free parking lot about 3 minutes downhill from the Accommodation by car and took a walk through an area where intense steam vents and residential homes coexist, fully enjoying the Waita Onsen area. I’d love to stay again.

I made a Reservation for my mother, who loves buffets. Based on the Reviews, I wasn’t expecting much from the Facility, but everything was great: cleanliness was good, service was good—more than that, their consideration was outstanding. After I mentioned that my mother has difficulty walking, the staff at the dining reception spoke to us and looked after us, which made our stay very comfortable. Thank you so much. Top-tier buffet-focused Hotels tend to be attentive like this, but some aren’t, so I really appreciated it. The little extras—like ice cream after the bath and morning lassi—also felt like a big plus. The bath had a slight chlorine smell, but it was clean; there was a shampoo bar and plenty of basic skincare amenities as well. If you’re looking to cut costs, I’d rather have shower caps than disposable hairbrushes—and if you clearly state in advance that brushes aren’t provided, that would be fine too. The food wasn’t particularly novel, but everything was delicious and satisfying. What especially stood out—as many others have said—was the grilled eel kabayaki!! I was amazed by the quality. At this price point it’s unbelievable: large eel with great texture and rich flavor. We’ll definitely come again!

I’ve traveled to Akan several times, but this was my first stay at this Accommodation. It has the feel of a long-established property, and the staff were calm, courteous, and kind. I was satisfied with both breakfast and dinner. The Onsen was very pleasant as well, but the sauna was too hot—right when I stepped in, I burned the soles of my feet. I had been looking forward to it, so it was a bit disappointing.

Of course, Yonehara Beach itself is stunning with coral reefs right by the shore; just using goggles was enough for me to fully enjoy it. The hotel's location makes it an excellent base for such excursions. Another highlight is having a large public bath onsite. After coming bac

Just as everyone’s Reviews say, this is truly a wonderful Accommodation. Considering the price, both the meals and the service are excellent. The free loaner play equipment and the staff’s hospitality are also outstanding. The bioluminescent plankton viewing event was a lot of fun, the rabbits are adorable, and you can relax at your own pace. One thing I would mention is that although there are two baths, there aren’t any photos—so it would be helpful to have something that shows the view and size.

I stay here often. Although it faces Route 58, the Room overlooks the ocean and is quiet. It’s conveniently located for getting anywhere. The front desk staff are kind, and they also offer happy hour in the evening. I’d like to stay again.

I was able to make a Reservation easily, and since I linked it with PayPay, payment was also simple. I’m satisfied because it was cheaper than other sites.

Perhaps because it was before Golden Week and we visited during a season without fireworks, it was quiet and very comfortable. The in-Room bath with free-flowing hot spring water and the large public bath were both excellent, and the breakfast had plenty of variety—this has become an Accommodation I’d love to visit again. For my morning bath, I enjoyed a beer while leisurely looking out over Lake Toya; it was a truly luxurious time. As for service, perhaps because there are many international guests, we were suddenly spoken to in English, and there were quite a few moments where I felt the staff could use a bit more training—so I’m giving it a 4.

I stayed for one night with my parents (three of us total) with both dinner and breakfast included. The Accommodation had a calm atmosphere centered around hinoki cypress, and I felt truly relaxed while enjoying the scent and warmth of the wood. The French dinner was carefully prepared dish by dish, and I was completely satisfied with both the presentation and the taste. Breakfast was also delicious, made with local ingredients, so I thoroughly enjoyed the meals throughout my stay. I also used the on-site public bath; since it was a weekday it wasn’t crowded, which allowed me to soak at a leisurely pace. Most memorable of all was the staff’s hospitality. Everyone greeted us with a smile and kindness, and their thoughtful attention to detail made me very happy. I felt comfortable from start to finish, and it was such a wonderful place that it naturally made me want to come back. My family loved it as well, and it became a great memory for us all.

I wanted to go glamping, so I searched around and made a Reservation here. The Facility and the food were, of course, excellent, but Mr. Hirao’s hospitality was outstanding—everything left me with only great impressions. Highly recommended for glamping beginners who have only ever stayed at a Hotel.

My son planned a relaxed, unhurried trip to visit Kasama Inari Shrine, Nakaminato Market, and buy melons in Hokota, and chose this Hotel for our stay. The Hotel itself may be older, but it has been beautifully renovated. The lobby and entrance are stylish spaces, and the view opens from the inlet out to the sea right in front of you—making a great first impression. The Room was also well designed with unnecessary items kept to a minimum. It felt clean and comfortable. Dinner was pleasantly healthy for us seniors, and we enjoyed it very much. It seemed a little light for my son’s generation, but the late-night ramen service is a nice touch (we missed it because our dinner was late). We wanted to enjoy dinner quietly and at a relaxed pace, but unfortunately it was noisy that day because we were dining alongside a large group of older guests. Breakfast was buffet-style with a good variety across different categories, and everything was tasty. Overall, it offered excellent value for money, and it’s a Hotel we would like to visit again.