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This stay reminded me how important the place you choose to stay can be when traveling. The facilities may not be more extensive than anywhere else, but it was a wonderful place where I truly felt the care and thoughtfulness for guests. I also came to love Shiga Prefecture and would like to visit again next time.

We stayed here because we wanted to see the ocean, and our child wanted to visit the aquarium. The boat platter was incredibly lavish—my mother was thrilled, and our child kept saying how delicious it was and ate a lot (the presentation was beautiful, so we took photos before eating). The rice cooked in a pot was also excellent; we could even hear other guests saying how good the rice was. The room was spacious, with a large window offering a full ocean view that made it feel very open and relaxing. We used both the evening and morning baths; since it’s not a hot spring, it may feel more like a regular public bath. However, the bath with an ocean view had great scenery, so we ended up soaking for quite a while. As smokers, we usually use an indoor smoking area at hotels, but here the smoking area is outside next to the front desk—being able to smoke while looking at the sea in clean air felt refreshing and was quietly appreciated. The parking lot also had plenty of space; even our large minivan fit easily. Everyone at the front desk and during dinner service was kind and helpful. Thank you very much.

It’s just a short walk from the station, and there are plenty of places to eat nearby, so I always stay here. The Room is clean, it’s quiet with no noise from next door, and I can relax well. The front desk staff and the breakfast staff are always friendly and pleasant.

Ayanna Miyakojima was the hotel I had always wanted to stay at when traveling to Miyakojima. Since it’s such a wonderful property, it was fully booked during Golden Week, but I joined the waitlist and was lucky enough to secure a stay!! A few days before our stay, they called to confirm our arrival time and kindly asked if we were celebrating any special occasion, offering to arrange a cake (for an additional fee). Our stay was just before the rainy season began, and the weather was great. When we opened the door to our room, there was a stylish interior leading out to the pool—and beyond that, a beautiful ocean view. Relaxing on a poolside chair with an Orion beer they had stocked in the fridge was truly the best time!! I’ve stayed in rooms with private pools before—on Okinawa’s main island, on other dates in Miyakojima this trip, and even in Hakone—but personally, Ayanna Miyakojima is my favorite. Breakfast was beautifully set up for us, and the Eggs Benedict was outstanding! One thing to note: everything—from check-in to booking breakfast—was done via smartphone. However, they were very supportive whenever we had questions, so I think even those who aren’t comfortable with technology can feel at ease. Thank you for such a wonderful time.

This Hotel is conveniently located near the station and is quiet at night. The Room was spacious, and the bathroom and toilet were separate, which was great. If I had to mention one thing, I would have appreciated a shower chair for washing in the bath. Also, I think guests—especially women—would be happy if amenities included skincare items such as facial lotion. Breakfast was buffet-style with a wide variety of ingredients, and it felt luxurious for something free. I was very satisfied. Overall, it’s a wonderful Hotel, and I would like to stay again.

Lately, even when traveling as a couple, we often prioritized sightseeing, so this time we made a Reservation to enjoy spending time at the Accommodation. After entering our Room, we didn’t go out at all, and it was relaxing to spend the day however we liked—having tea and soaking in the Onsen.

Although some of the facilities—especially the unit bath—feel a bit dated, the excellent breakfast and great value more than make up for it. The amenities are also well stocked. Thank you as always for your hospitality.

Everything exceeded our expectations in every way, and we had a very comfortable stay. If I had to mention one thing, it would be even better if there were a Shuttle Service from the nearest station.

Three female friends and I stayed for two nights. Dinner was a set course, and the menu was different on each night. For breakfast, in addition to individual plated assortments, there was also a buffet with salad, hot-spring eggs, and more—and above all, everything was delicious and truly impressive!! The service was also excellent!! The reason I rated the facilities and amenities 4 is that the water faucet at the far right of the washing area in the hot spring made a loud noise when running hot water; I also wished cotton swabs were available at the amenity station near the front desk (they were in the bathroom); and on the second night towels were left in our room and trash had been taken out, but used towels were left behind, and our glasses were not replaced, which was disappointing. However, when we mentioned this at the front desk, they apologized very politely. If I have a chance to visit Akita again, I would definitely like to stay here. Thank you very much for two wonderful days!!

It was a hillside hotel a little away from Hikone Station. The large, flat parking lot was convenient. However, there are few places to eat nearby, and I couldn’t find a convenience store within walking distance. It’s best to stop by one on the way before checking in.

The Facility feels a bit dated, but it was very clean and comfortable. The front desk staff were pleasant and helpful, and the breakfast was delicious—we were very satisfied. We would gladly stay here again when we have business nearby. Thank you.

I chose this Hotel because smoking is allowed, and I was able to leave my luggage before check-in upon arrival, so I didn’t have to look for a coin locker. I don’t usually eat breakfast, but it was so delicious that I’m glad I booked the plan with breakfast included. Thank you very much.

This was my first stay here. We stayed in a Japanese-Western style Room in the Sasara building, which had been renovated and was very clean. The staff member assisting us was a foreigner, so some explanations of the meals were a little hard to understand, but it was clear they had studied well. Every dish was delicious. By chance, it was the first day of the Gero Onsen Festival, and I was moved to be able to watch the fireworks while soaking in the open-air bath at night. We were able to relax and enjoy our time.

Please remove your shoes upon arrival; guests generally walk around in socks. I loved it from that moment on! The room felt modern, was quite spacious, and very clean—so impressive. All-you-can-drink is available from check-in until 21:00. I don’t drink alcohol myself, but there was a great selection and my companion was very happy. I was a bit disappointed that the “milk” seemed more like a milk beverage, but there were plenty of other drinks. It felt wonderful to enjoy drinks while soaking in the footbath. For dinner we chose the top course, and it was my first time having such amazing meat!!! The salad bar was also very satisfying. The foreign staff member who explained everything to us seemed sweet and new at the job—I couldn’t help but want to cheer her on. Her smile was lovely! Not just her—everyone on staff was kind and had great smiles. There are two baths: the “Beauty Bath” and the “Health Bath.” The Beauty Bath is definitely more exciting. There were ReFa shower heads with a mist setting, and the hair dryers were Panasonic and ReFa as well. It was also nice that you can borrow shampoo. I’d seen reviews saying there wasn’t much for breakfast, but I was satisfied! The curry had a Japanese-style flavor and was delicious. The croquettes were great too—I ate a lot. I also loved being able to eat lots of cherry tomatoes at both dinner and breakfast (I wonder where they’re from). Maybe it just happened to be that way during our stay, but most guests seemed older, and since there aren’t many rooms overall, it felt calm and relaxing—which I really liked. I’d love to stay again. It’s also nice that you can play park golf—I didn’t try it this time, but maybe I should have!

The hospitality, the stylish dinner, and the ochazuke breakfast were all wonderful—I’m glad I was able to stay here. However, I have some concerns about my legs, and I didn’t realize from the Accommodation photos that it is a two-story building; I would have been happier if the toilet were on the first floor. What is the entryway area inside the Room (the earthen-floor space) intended to be used for?

Soaking in the wonderfully heated, wood-fired bath and relaxing let us truly enjoy the essence of a hot spring inn. Above all, we were impressed by the meals. The vegetables and fish were very fresh, and you could tell great care was taken with the ingredients. Breakfast was a first-time experience for us—we could grill fish and other items ourselves and enjoy them piping hot. There was also a wide variety of dishes, and we couldn’t stop eating rice. We also loved being able to dine in a private room without worrying about others, at our own pace. I’ve already recommended it to friends.\n\nWe’ve added this to our list of hot spring inns we definitely want to visit again.

In early autumn in Karuizawa, I was able to enjoy delicious cuisine in a quiet setting. I arrived a little early, before 3:00 p.m., tired from the drive, but the welcome drink was nicely chilled, and the florentines left in the room were crisp and delicious. Although it was close to central Karuizawa, it was a lovely auberge with an attractive exterior, surrounded by forest and offering a calm, peaceful atmosphere. Inside, while the doors, windows, and other fittings had a classic style, everything was kept clean and there were no issues with usability; the furniture and small decorative touches were also charming. The lamp-style lighting fixtures were lovely but slightly dim—I would have appreciated an extra light for reading. For dinner, I had hoped to dine at Pyrenees among the two restaurants available, but it was closed that day, so I chose French cuisine at the main building instead. It was a French course with subtle Japanese influences and priced on the higher side at JPY 22,000. The main dish was duck (a bit early for the season), though there may be room for further refinement in its preparation; however, it paired beautifully with the wine selected for me. Dessert consisted of two elaborate dishes featuring seasonal fruit. Considering this attentive service as part of the experience (and given that prices have risen everywhere over this past year), I felt the cost was understandable. The bathroom had a Western style with a separate shower booth and was well equipped overall; however, as someone of smaller build—and over 70—I found some aspects slightly concerning: the tub floor felt slippery underfoot, the bathtub sides were high to step over without anything to hold onto. I would appreciate it if more consideration could be given to elderly guests. Overall, it had an elegant and relaxing atmosphere.

Even after setting the navigation system, the destination disappeared along the way. Feeling a bit uneasy, we followed the signboards and drove deeper into the mountains on narrow roads—then suddenly, there was the Accommodation entrance. The warm light that appeared in that moment was a real relief. The staff’s welcome and service were also very courteous. We headed straight to the private indoor bath in our Room. Just as I was about to soak in the retro-style tub that felt like an old hot-spring cure retreat, a large hornet—stuck and unable to get out through the window—greeted us first. We somehow dealt with it using the free-flowing natural hot spring water (quite hot). Once adjusted to just the right temperature, it felt amazing on the skin and was incredibly relaxing. When my wife took her turn, this time a rhinoceros beetle stopped by to say hello. Just as explained in advance by the Accommodation, we had a rare experience surrounded by rich nature. From the scenic open-air bath, we enjoyed views of mountains stretching out as if they were ours alone. The meals were also carefully prepared. We were able to spend a truly unhurried time here. Thank you very much.

It was a one-night stay. The staff were very kind and made us feel at home, making it an enjoyable stay for both my husband and our beloved dog. Despite our late check-in and delay for dinner due to our circumstances, they were very accommodating. Thank you very much. The food was also very delicious. If we have the opportunity, we would love to stay again. Next time, we will definitely check in on time, so please look forward to it (laugh).

I visited with my daughter, and from start to finish we were able to relax and enjoy a comfortable, unhurried stay. The Room was clean and simple yet well equipped with everything we needed, and the private open-air bath in the Room—available as many times as we liked at any hour—was truly soothing. The meals were excellent, especially the rice, and we enjoyed hearty dinners and breakfasts. We were also allowed to bring our own alcohol, so we brought a local wine; glasses were kindly provided, and it seemed other guests also brought their own drinks and enjoyed them in their own way. The proprietress’s hospitality was thoughtful without being overbearing—she checked in at just the right moments with a gentle word—and the pleasant atmosphere throughout made this a wonderful Accommodation that I’d love to visit again next time with my husband.