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I want to eat Hida beef! I want to enjoy sake while watching the snow! I want to relax in an onsen! All my wishes came true. I was satisfied with everything: the food, customer service, onsen, overall cleanliness of the property, and the warm atmosphere. I will use it again.

The front desk staff were very pleasant and kind, which was the best part. The Room was also a twin even though I booked a single, so it was spacious, bright, clean, and very relaxing. When I visit Osaka again, I’d like to stay here because the location is great.

The hot spring water quality is excellent—neither too hot nor too lukewarm. It’s a wonderful bath. While the amenities and Room facilities are somewhat basic, they were sufficient for our needs. I chose this place because of the “24-hour stay” wording, but in reality check-in is from 3:00 PM and check-out is by 10:00 AM. I would really like to see this improved.

Close to the station, comfortable, and great value. A wonderful Accommodation.

Thank you for the wonderful experience at the end of the year. I requested a hotel with a view of Mt. Fuji, and this one seemed perfect! Even from the room on the second floor, Mt. Fuji was fully visible through the window, and I was deeply impressed by how much I could enjoy and admire it from there! In the past, I’ve stayed at accommodations with views of Mt. Fuji from Lake Kawaguchi (with an open-air bath in the room), but sometimes the angle wasn’t ideal... Here, you can truly appreciate a clear and beautiful view of Mt. Fuji’s shape! I chose a plan with breakfast only, but for dinner, we went to a nearby Houtou restaurant! The breakfast offered both Japanese and Western options and was very satisfying! The biggest gratitude goes to all staff members for their excellent service—definitely 5 stars!!! Although I am Japanese, there were staff at reception who seemed skilled in languages, always smiling throughout our stay—it made me feel so comfortable! Since it was during New Year’s season, they had lucky bags available for purchase; when I bought one, I couldn’t believe how luxurious it was—it felt like such an amazing deal! Thank you so much!!

Thank you very much for your help the other day. I’m sorry for the trouble of having you retrieve the umbrella I borrowed when going to the Onsen and accidentally forgot to take home. Thank you again. The Room was also clean and comfortable.

The night before, after watching “Himitsu no Kenmin Show,” I made a Reservation right away so I could try Koran’s beef-bone ramen in Kudamatsu City. Both Koran and Business Hotel Kudamatsu are located in front of Kudamatsu Station. It felt like a regional city that doesn’t get many tourists, so I was able to secure a Room quickly. It’s right by the station, and the exterior is clean with a stylish fan-shaped cross-section. That said, the building seems old. However, there are no major Business Hotel chains nearby, so it feels like they have the area to themselves—probably because there aren’t many tourists staying overnight in Kudamatsu City. That makes sense: the nearest expressway interchange is Tokuyama-Higashi IC. There is also the Kudamatsu Service Area, but it’s far from Kudamatsu Station. If you mistake the service area for an exit, you’ll likely end up going even farther east to Kumage IC. If you’re heading to Kudamatsu City, be careful not to take the wrong interchange.

I extended my trip to Ichinomiya because I couldn't book a hotel near Nagoya Station due to high prices. Since it's about 10 minutes from Nagoya, I didn't feel it was inconvenient, and you can see the Hotel from the station, so there's no chance of getting lost. However, I noticed that there were cracks under the sink and a smell from the drain, which made me think it's quite an old building.

I stayed for a Multiple Night Stay during the Lantern Festival. Since accommodation prices are high during this season, staying at a guesthouse was a very cost-effective option. The Property is conveniently located near Shinchi Chinatown, and the unmanned check-in system made late arrivals hassle-free. The Facility was clean and comfortable to stay in. Although the bath was a shower room, it was very helpful to warm up my body after getting wet during the rainy Gunkanjima tour. There were many young people, and I couldn't tell if they were friends or had become acquainted at the Property, but they were chatting about how "the rice flour bread is delicious" while eating bread from the fridge. I bought soup and other items from the convenience store in front of the Property and enjoyed the bread as well. There were also many international guests, and some spoke to me in broken Japanese, making the living room a place for interaction. I felt it had a clean and warm atmosphere. Although I had used guesthouses before, this was my first time in a shared Room, and I was worried about noise issues. However, everyone seemed to be considerate and quiet, so I was able to sleep soundly. That said, around 4 a.m., loud music played for a few seconds from the bed below, and I couldn't sleep after that. It made me feel like crying, and the trip became physically challenging for me. This is purely a matter of luck, and shared Rooms may or may not suit different people. I realized that shared Rooms are not for me.