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It was a very clean Hotel, conveniently located just over a 10-minute walk from the station, with a variety of restaurants nearby. The bath was a large public bath; the men’s side had an open-air bath, but it seems the women’s side did not, which was a bit disappointing. The happy hour from late afternoon into the evening was also great—unlimited alcoholic drinks and four snack options were included.

I stayed for one night with No Meals Included during the January holiday. The pension is located in a scenic area, and the interior has a bright atmosphere with sunlight streaming in. The room was spacious, and I spent a relaxing time watching the Izu Islands up close and the setting sun from the window. Since it is a little off the main road, the sound of passing cars is distant, allowing for a quiet time. Although there is a bath in the room, this time I enjoyed the soft water of the handmade open-air bath in a corner of the large garden while gazing at the sky. This time, I was also looking forward to dinner at a nearby sushi restaurant known for its delicious local fish, and I was provided with Shuttle Service from the pension, allowing me to enjoy local sake without worry, making it a great holiday. Thanks to the hospitality of the lovely madam and the friendly owner of the pension, I had a wonderful holiday. It is a property I would like to visit again.

Next time I stay, I’d like to request dinner as well. Thank you very much.

Perched on a hill overlooking Shibushi Bay, it has a wonderful atmosphere! The spacious Onsen was also very satisfying. Motorcycles can be parked safely under the roofed parking area in front of the entrance. The hospitality and service were excellent—nothing to complain about! We only used the breakfast option, but the carefully prepared dishes were delicious. However, with prices rising these days, I understand it can’t be helped, but there was no nori or jam anymore, so I hope they will bring them back. Of course, we’ll stay again next year!

Dinner was outstanding! Every dish served was delicious. I’d love to have the octopus steak and the simmered clams again. The mozuku seaweed was a variety I don’t usually see, and the recommended “Gyorokke” was also very satisfying. It’s an Accommodation for food lovers that I’d like to visit again.

I booked a reservation with breakfast included. The original fish burger, miso soup, and a small selection of Western-style side dishes were incredibly delicious. The public bath is available until 10 PM, and the women's area has enough space for about four people to soak comfortably. It seems the showers can still be used even after hours. I used the hairdryer in my room, so the changing area didn’t get crowded, which was nice. The room was spacious and clean. The wooden flooring made it feel like home. Amenities such as toothbrushes, pajamas, and towels were well-prepared and abundant. I accidentally left my jacket in the closet but received a prompt call right after check-out, allowing me to retrieve it safely. Since I wasn’t wearing it due to the heat, I wouldn’t have noticed without their call—very grateful for that! At night, we went out for dinner elsewhere and got too tired to go stargazing; however, the sunset from nearby Yokote Beach was stunningly beautiful. From our room window, we could see cats outside—it was unexpectedly soothing!

We stayed as a couple in our 50s. Rather than a Hotel, it feels more like a charming pension-style place, which suits it well. The front desk gave the impression that they may be operating more efficiently than before, and that’s perfectly fine. The staff were all ladies older than us, so the pace was a bit relaxed—but in an endearing way. It felt warm and comfortable. The Room was spacious, with Lake Biwa stretching out beyond the window. Since this area tends to feel cold, even in April they had a heater and blankets prepared. We chose the Omi beef steak course. From the photos I wondered if it might not be enough, but it was very filling and satisfying. For breakfast, we were happy to be able to choose either Japanese or Western style. The curry was especially delicious! The bath is not an Onsen, but it was kept very clean. We went to see the Osaki cherry blossoms by the inlet. Next time, I’d love to visit again during the season when the metasequoia trees are at their best.

The Room was incredibly spacious and very comfortable. Since the building isn’t large, it’s easy to get around anywhere. The 24-hour all-you-can-eat and drink corner was especially great. For dinner, it would have been helpful to have scissors at the table so we could cut the grilled dancing abalone before eating. The all-you-can-eat salmon roe was a nice bonus. Overall, this Accommodation was highly satisfying!

I stayed in a Room without a bath, but the bathroom was conveniently located close to the Room. At night, I could see fireflies flying from the Room's window. The sea was right in front, and I enjoyed the sunset during dinner. Above all, the meals were incredibly delicious, and everyone, including the host, was very kind. I would love to stay here again!

Arriving in Nagahama after sightseeing at Ishiyamadera past 5:30 PM and leaving the Hotel at 8 AM the next morning for the Chikubushima Cruise, we couldn't relax as much as we wanted. However, the Room was a beautifully renovated storehouse, providing a cozy and comfortable stay. Although we didn't have time to use the sauna, the large bathtub in the Room allowed us to unwind and recover from our travels. The Spanish bar recommended to us offered delicious wine and food, leaving us very satisfied. We wish we could have stayed longer!

We stayed with our dog. Despite the unfortunate weather, we were able to create wonderful memories. The Wi-Fi signal was a bit unstable in the bathroom and at the back of the loft, which was slightly concerning.

This was my first time staying here. I was very satisfied with the clean, beautiful Facility! The beach is right in front of you, and you can walk to American Village. There are also plenty of restaurants nearby, so it’s very convenient. I’d love to stay here again.

The facility was very clean, possibly because it was new, and the location was excellent. The room was spacious, and having two refrigerators was very convenient. While it was very clean and nice, there were quite a few minor issues, though not major ones. There were only salt, pepper, and pink salt as seasonings, with no oil or other condiments. Due to the impact of the typhoon, the wind was strong, and we couldn't use the outdoor area, but the BBQ cooking utensils were unsanitary, and the tongs were melted and unusable. There was no dryer, which would have been nice to have. The lighting in the living room was dim. If it's for ambiance, I would prefer it to be dimmable. The fittings of the entrance and windows were poor, requiring considerable force to open or needing a knack to open and close. The overall layout wasn't very good, and it was inconvenient to have to walk from one end to the other to move between the bath and the jacuzzi. There was a pizza oven and BBQ grill outside, but they were just for show. There was no roof or anything outside, so it was directly exposed to rain, wind, and direct sunlight, making it mostly unusable. Despite these minor points, the facility's overall hardware quality, excellent location, and the unparalleled view from Kouri Island were so good that these issues didn't matter. It's a place I definitely want to stay at again on my next trip to Okinawa.

We stayed as a family, and it was wonderful to have a completely private space that you can only get with an entire home rental. We were able to relax without worrying about the surroundings. The location at the foot of Mt. Fuji in Lake Yamanaka was also very appealing, and we enjoyed a luxurious time surrounded by nature. The spacious living room and well-equipped kitchen made it easy to feel at home, and the seasonal views outside the windows were truly soothing. We took it easy in the large garden and greenery while enjoying the fresh air, and we also had fun cooking for ourselves in the kitchen—it really felt like staying at a vacation home. The freedom to wake up, eat, and spend time on our own schedule was perfect for a family trip. The contactless check-in/check-out system was innovative and made everything smooth as well. The bedding was comfortable and we slept soundly, and it was reassuring that insect-repellent items were well provided. There were fewer bugs than expected, which made our stay even more comfortable. It’s also conveniently located as a base for sightseeing around Lake Yamanaka, and it was a lovely Accommodation where you can enjoy the special feel of an upscale private villa rental. We would definitely like to stay again—highly recommended.

We stayed as a family of four. When we informed them of our early arrival, they kindly allowed us to enter the room. They also sent us URLs via text message for recommended nearby supermarkets and cafes. It was such a wonderful villa that one night felt too short! A slightly disappointing point was that none of the pet supplies were prepared, so it would have been better if the items listed on the site were ready. The bath was comfortable, and we had a very meaningful time. We would love to use it again.

The view from the living room was amazing! The BBQ we ordered was delicious, and the private bath was excellent. It seems to be close to the new Jungle Area opening soon, so we will definitely come back again.

The private use of the pool and barrel sauna was fantastic. The location is great, just a short distance from Irabu Bridge, making it perfect for a morning run to the bridge. The Room felt like a trailer house, and each unit was small, but we could all sit together using the terrace sofas. The jacuzzi took too long to fill with water as mentioned beforehand, so we couldn't use it properly. There were some minor issues with the toilet not flushing well and other water-related facilities being slightly disappointing. However, since there are no nearby houses or other Facilities around, we could enjoy ourselves freely and had a very liberating trip. The staff kindly recommended local spots to visit and were very helpful throughout our stay. It was an excellent choice for our group of eight people traveling with children!

It was very luxurious to have the entire second floor to ourselves, but I felt the use of space was a bit wasteful. The room had the convenience of a business hotel, but with unlimited access to onsen with natural hot spring water, it could have been a luxury property with better use of space. There was supposed to be a drink service, so we didn't bring anything, but the fridge only had water as a non-alcoholic option. If I had known, I would have brought something. At least a vending machine would have been nice. They prepared plenty of bath towels for us, but since we wanted to soak in the onsen multiple times, it would have been nice to have a place in the room to hang the towels so we wouldn't have to use so many. The hot water and food were very good, so I found myself nitpicking on the finer details. That said, we were able to enjoy a luxurious time while maintaining the atmosphere of a pension or a guesthouse.

We stayed in a Japanese-Western style Room. The toilet and bath were separate, there was a steak restaurant next door, and a convenience store across the street. Behind the Accommodation, there was a fishing port and a small park, and we were pleasantly surprised to find earplugs among the amenities. The elevator “Open” button didn’t work well, so we had to stop it with our foot. There was a step between the Room and the (spacious) bath area, but they kindly stacked mats as a temporary fix, which really helped. The faucet at the sink in the bath area was stiff. There was no washing machine. There were some drawbacks, but everyone was very kind to us.