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My return from the airport was late, so I stayed at a Hotel about 30 minutes before reaching home. I expected a beautiful, clean Hotel based on the photos, but it was even nicer in person, and the Room was spacious. The breakfast was so delicious that I was truly impressed. The view was great too, and I was happy to find such a hidden-gem Hotel so close by. Breakfast wasn’t a buffet; it was an amazing meal made by the owner—an egg served on top of incredibly delicious bread. I’ll definitely come again!

A very lovely accommodation with a historical atmosphere! A kind elderly lady assisted us, and the meals were delicious. Staying one night with breakfast and dinner included for 7,500 yen was a great deal! The onsen was especially relaxing in winter, allowing us to enjoy the winter scenery. I would love to stay here again.

After a long drive, I soaked in the Onsen right away. It eased my fatigue, and I was able to sleep soundly after drinking some local craft beer I bought at a roadside station. Breakfast was lavish, and the clam miso soup was especially delicious. However, I found the second-floor restroom door inconvenient to open and close. I hope it can be improved as soon as possible.

As this Facility is in Hyogo Prefecture, I think it is reasonably priced. The Room is spacious (too spacious for one person), clean, and comes with a toilet. It also has Wi-Fi, and the window facilities are well equipped. I will use it again.

Takashima is known for its thriving tuna and tiger puffer fish farming, as well as its stunning natural scenery. Despite being just as accessible from Fukuoka as the popular tourist destination of Yobuko, it remains relatively undiscovered by tourists and retains its charm. While there are fewer restaurants specializing in live squid, you can enjoy fresh horse mackerel, tuna, tiger puffer fish, and other seafood dishes at very reasonable prices. Notably, tiger puffer fish here is available at half the price compared to areas like Kitakyushu, Shimonoseki, or Usuki. This establishment has a long history and some parts show their age; however, it's worth visiting before it becomes overly commercialized or expensive—definitely worth looking into!

With tasteful interior design and attentive hospitality, it felt special yet as relaxing as being at home, and we had a truly comfortable stay. They even floated large citrus fruits in the bath, and the wonderful fragrance was so soothing. Our child loved it too. All essential amenities were provided. Dinner was clearly prepared with great care, dish by dish, and the flavors were exactly to our liking! The beer was perfectly ice-cold, and we still find ourselves saying, “I want that beer again.” The tableware was beautiful—just looking at it was delightful and made our conversation even more enjoyable. Breakfast was delicious across the board, but the Saikyo-yaki in particular was so tender that we couldn’t stop eating rice. My husband especially liked the atsuage tofu and said, “I’ve never had atsuage this good before.” After breakfast, we relaxed together over coffee served in stylish cups and enjoyed a slow pace for the first time in a while. We visited with my parents-in-law, and they were very happy as well. You can truly feel their spirit of hospitality—it’s easy to see why so many guests return. If we have another chance to visit Shizuoka, we would love to stay again. Finding such a wonderful Accommodation made this trip unforgettable. Thank you very much.

Stayed in summer. We were able to relax, and it would be perfect if there were a fan in the changing room.

I slept well in the calm blue Room. The bath was also nice, but my husband said he slipped and fell on a step in the men’s bath, so I hope this can be improved. Also, it would be perfect if there were a sauna and an open-air bath. The cherry blossoms viewed from the Room were lovely as well. The Facility was well equipped, and I got as excited as a child about the Kutani ware chopstick-rest capsule toy machine.

There are very few Business Hotels in Yamashiro Onsen. Thanks to this Hotel, I was able to stay at an affordable price. I really appreciate that breakfast is free. The Room was thoroughly cleaned, and the bath facilities were perfectly adequate for a business stay. The amenities are well stocked, which is a welcome service for women. Free tickets to the nearby public bath were provided, which I thought was a great service. You can also take your preferred shampoo and other items from those provided by the Hotel. The lighting in the Room has an adjustment that can get extremely bright—200 points. Doing office work in a dim Room is tough, so I felt they really understand what guests need. Next time I come to Yamashiro Onsen for work, I will stay here again. Thank you very much.

I stayed in a single room: an 8-tatami Japanese-style room with one bed, with plenty of space to spread out luggage or do stretches—great for hikers. In addition, there’s a table and chairs in the wooden-floored area, and a convenience store is a 5-minute walk away, so “No Meals Included” might be fine. (Ice, tableware, and a microwave are available at the Accommodation.) The bath is a silky “beauty” hot spring; alternating between the warm bath and the cold source spring quickly washes away fatigue. There’s also a sauna, so you can fully refresh both body and mind. Meals feel like an upscale set menu, and the miso soup and handmade soba were excellent. (When I stayed, the main dishes were sukiyaki-style hot pot and sashimi such as char.) They also have a wide selection of alcohol at pleasantly reasonable prices. Since extra orders such as alcohol are settled each time, checkout is as simple as dropping the key into the collection box—also convenient for hikers.

I was looking for a place around Kitahama and chose this Hotel because it was affordable. The location was convenient, and the Hotel was just as comfortable as other Business Hotels, which I really appreciated. Since I checked in late, the process was handled over the phone, so I was a little confused at first... But I’d definitely like to stay here again when I’m in Osaka City.

Thank you very much for your hospitality. Thanks to your consideration regarding breakfast time, we were able to enjoy climbing Mt. Tsurugi and Mt. Jirogyu without any issues. A heartfelt thank you to all the Hotel staff!

I’ve stayed here so many times I’ve lost count. The best part is how spotless everything is. The owner and staff are also the best—always so pleasant and welcoming. It’s within walking distance of the remote island terminal, bus terminal, shopping, and restaurants, and there’s a bus stop nearby—everything is convenient. Even as an 83-year-old traveling alone, I feel no anxiety at all. They welcome me with a real “welcome home” feeling. A very friendly guesthouse.

I have stayed here several times. The building is not new, but it is well maintained and wonderful. This Accommodation has a relaxing atmosphere where time seems to pass slowly, and it is very soothing.

It seems like an apartment converted into a Hotel. The space was very spacious, and the cleanliness was perfect. With a refrigerator, microwave, washing machine, and kitchen, it felt just like being at home. The mattress on the bed was firm, allowing for a comfortable sleep without straining my back. It's relatively close to the airport, so I would love to stay here again! (Only giving 4 stars because the bathroom only had a shower.)

The hospitality, meals, and Onsen were outstanding—this was a wonderful Ryokan. The service from the international staff was very polite, and everyone had such lovely smiles; it felt truly warm and welcoming. Highly recommended! As for the Onsen, there were an open-air bath, family baths (private baths), and an indoor bath. During our stay we used the family baths and the open-air bath—the open-air bath felt wonderfully spacious, and with three different family baths to choose from, we never got bored!

The air conditioning was already on when we arrived, so we were able to stay comfortably!

I stayed for one night on a work-related trip. Because I’m sensitive and not very comfortable with the distinctive atmosphere of Hotels, I was looking for a guesthouse and found this Accommodation. It had a homey feel, I could take a bath, and the breakfast was delicious, so I had a very meaningful night. It’s a bit far from central Nagoya, but the Accommodation Fee is low and it was relaxing, so I’d like to stay again when I visit Nagoya. Depending on the Room, the toilet and bath are shared, so as long as you keep that in mind, it’s extremely comfortable.

The toilets are shared, but they’re extremely clean! There aren’t any particularly special Facilities at the Accommodation, but personally it’s become one of my favorite places to stay—it’s incredibly relaxing.

We chose this place because we wanted to take our kids to the beach and enjoy a BBQ. We don’t have a car, so we look for places we can reach by train. It was great that we could get there with a train transfer and then just a 6-minute walk from the bus stop. As soon as we stepped through the entrance, the spacious, beautiful garden lifted our spirits too! The Room was very stylish, with a comfortable sofa where we could truly relax. The tiled floor felt great underfoot, and with glass doors across one side, it was wonderful to look out over the garden. We don’t have a dog, but there were no odors or pet hair at all—nothing bothered us. Maybe because we had kids with us, there were thoughtful touches like origami paper, colored pencils, and games (including “Nanja Monja”), and we enjoyed them all. It’s also close to the beach, and there’s a convenience store nearby—very convenient overall. The seafood restaurant was crowded so we gave up this time, but we’d love to try again next time. They also sell shaved ice at reception—we had mango and matcha. They said it’s made with homemade syrup, and it was delicious! The waves were a bit high since it was right before a typhoon, but our kids loved it—playing in the waves and on the sand. They also played card games in the garden, relaxed on the small hammock swinging back and forth, and even found frogs and grasshoppers—so they kept asking over and over: “When are we coming again?”