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I stayed during Golden Week. I expected it to be crowded, but I was glad I could spend a quiet time. The meals were so filling that I felt they could have been a bit smaller, as I’m in my 60s. The sunset was beautiful while looking out over the Mikuma River, and it felt very pleasant. All the staff were kind and welcoming. I would like to stay again.

You can wash your dog here, and there’s a park nearby, making it very dog-friendly. The food was also great, and we’d love to come again.

The rooms are spacious, with two double bedrooms. Having two bathrooms is a big plus—no need to compete for the sink in the morning. You can enjoy an ocean view right from the balcony, and there is a simple kitchenette available. The breakfast restaurant also overlooks the sea, and the breakfast is delicious. After breakfast, you can take the nearby path straight to the beach. There aren’t many outside visitors, so if you’re traveling with children, they can play by the sea for a long time. Highly recommended Accommodation for family trips.

Thank you for picking us up at the station—it was very helpful. The seafood dinner and kamameshi were incredibly delicious, and we ate a lot! The bath was wonderful, and the Room was spacious and very comfortable. The front desk staff were also kind and helpful.

For the first time in my life, I spent a night on a ferry, and since this place was right after getting off, I stayed here. The Room was spacious, clean, and quiet. It made for a wonderful start to my time in Hokkaido.

It was my first stay, and the Shuttle Service from the station was very helpful. The most outstanding part was the meals. The abalone liver sauce was especially delicious. The Onsen quality was excellent, leaving my skin smooth and soft, which made me very satisfied. I have booked a different Room type for my next visit. Looking forward to staying again!

My flight arrived at Memanbetsu Airport at 18:30. I wanted to order dinner as well, but it seemed I would need to finish eating by 20:00, so I decided not to. Since nearby restaurants close early, I ended up having a convenience store bento for dinner. The Haseko Mart bento was really delicious. Highly recommended.

The private bath in the Room is spacious and includes a washing area, making it truly exceptional. The meals were also delicious, as expected from a Ryokan specializing in cuisine. If I may add one suggestion, it would have been even better if laundry facilities were available ye

The Room’s open-air bath was wonderful. The meals were more than enough for women; men might find them a bit light, but for those who drink alcohol, I felt they were sufficient. I think it would be better if breakfast times were staggered. The staff’s sense of distance also felt very comfortable to me. Sorry to mention this at the end. Thank you very much.

Despite the heavy rain and strong winds, you kindly accommodated us even before check-in time. Thank you as well for preparing dinner on short notice. The Wi-Fi signal was weak, so the connection wasn’t very reliable, but we were able to relax in the Onsen. Thank you.

We stayed for two nights on our trip to Okinawa. The Room was spacious and clean, which left a great impression. Since we got drenched in sweat during the trip, being able to use the coin laundry was a big help. Breakfast was satisfying—we could even have taco rice and (a small amount of) Soki soba. A few minor points that could be improved: - The elevator signage inside the Hotel was a bit hard to understand; I didn’t realize until the second day that there are vending machines besides the ones on the 1st floor. - There were no loungewear in the Room, and it took me a while to notice that you can freely pick them up from the elevator hall. - I only realized at the washing machines that detergent must be purchased at the front desk, so I had to make an extra round trip. None of these were really the Hotel’s fault—just things I would have figured out if I’d thought about it—but having them clearly noted would have been convenient.

I stayed for 3 nights and 4 days on my second visit, as I had business in the neighboring town of Gimpo. The weather was great every day, and I was able to see beautiful sunsets. The Room had tatami flooring with a single bed and was very comfortable to stay in. If I had to mention something, the water flow at the sink was weak and the drainage was poor. I was told this Room does not have a bath, but it wasn’t an issue because I used the large public Onsen bath every day. Unlike my previous impression, everyone at the front desk was kind and helpful, which made me happy. The restaurant was also clean, and I appreciated the staff’s attentiveness. This Accommodation is conveniently located near a roadside station, as well as convenience stores and drugstores nearby.

The accommodation facilities are new and very clean, providing a comfortable stay. Each guest receives two bath towels and one large towel for their room use; additionally, fresh large towels are available every time you visit the public bathhouse. In the open-air bath of the pub

I had a very relaxing stay. The parking lot is spacious and easy to use. The Room was clean, and the ocean-view Room was wonderful. Breakfast was also great.

A Villa I had wanted to stay at for years. My husband finally got some time off, and we initially searched around Chiba, but since it was summer vacation, reservations were hard to secure. Expanding our search nationwide, we found availability in Okinawa and decided to stay at a Villa there while visiting family. Upon arrival, the unmanned check-in process was a bit confusing but completed successfully. After placing our luggage in the room and opening the fridge, we were amazed by the amount of welcome drinks! We prepared for a BBQ with items we brought along and headed straight to the pool—it was spacious and absolutely fantastic! The room itself was incredibly large; I found myself running every time I moved around. However, moving between rooms at night required passing through the courtyard, which was challenging for me as someone who dislikes insects. When it got dark, we planned to have a BBQ in the courtyard but ended up grilling outside and eating indoors due to my aversion to bugs. All cooking utensils were provided, which made everything so convenient. I would definitely love to stay here again during future visits home!

The public bath is not very large but provides a relaxing experience with nice scenery. Dinner was creatively prepared, and the dobin-mushi was delicious—the dessert ice cream and compote were so good that I wish they were sold in the lounge as well! Breakfast had plenty of v

This was my second stay. The front desk staff were polite, kind, and quick to assist, and the Room was clean. Personally, I found the amenities well stocked, so I was very satisfied. I would definitely like to stay again!

I stayed here the night before because I wanted to see the Kaiwo Maru under full sail. At check-in, I unexpectedly ran into a child on the stairs! And again when heading out for dinner, right in front of the bath area! My wife and I laughed and wondered if it was a “zashiki-warashi,” and it gave us a warm, cozy feeling. The food was delicious, and we were very satisfied. As for the Kaiwo Maru under full sail mentioned in the title, perhaps because the weather was bad in the morning, it wasn’t fully set—only about half of the sails were raised. It was disappointing, but we decided we’ll check another full-sail day and come again. When we do, we’d love to stay here again.

We stayed as a family of five, and the hospitality was outstanding. Although they call it a welcome drink, the drink corner was available almost all day throughout our Hotel stay, and until dinner there was even unlimited sparkling wine. In addition to the dagashi (Japanese snack) buffet service and amenities such as lotion, they also offered rentals like a baby formula maker and board games—everything you could ask for. The manga corner wasn’t just about the number of volumes; it also had sofas and cozy hideaway-like spaces, so we spent blissful time there. There are sofa reading areas and kids’ spaces throughout the building, making it truly relaxing.\nThe breakfast and dinner buffets didn’t use luxury ingredients, but there were many delicious, well-thought-out dishes. Alcohol was also all-you-can-drink, and we could compare local sake varieties. The kids-only buffet area and automatic pancake oven were fun, and we also enjoyed local specialties such as hoto hot pot and Fujinomiya yakisoba.\nThere were many international guests as well, but plenty of multilingual signs were posted around the Hotel, and everyone followed Japanese manners, so there was no stress at all.\nBecause the building has some age to it, it had a Showa-retro feel; however, Facility such as the toilets were updated to modern models, so it didn’t bother us at all for a family trip.\nWe would love to come again with our whole family.

I’ve stayed at various places in Nagasaki City, and while this building is certainly old, I was satisfied with everything—the cleaning service and the breakfast. The price is reasonable as well. No matter how beautiful or luxurious a building may be, in the end it’s the people that matter. Thank you for your heartfelt hospitality. I’ll probably stay here every time I come to Nagasaki.