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When you step into the Hotel, you are welcomed with a warm greeting. All the staff are very kind. The Hotel is old, but it is carefully maintained and feels clean. It’s a place I would like to stay at again.

Stayed at Karatsu Kimura Chaya to try squid The squid was very fresh and delicious. The simmered fish head, abalone, and sea bream chazuke for breakfast were all excellent. The view from the window was wonderful, and seeing Karatsu Castle while having breakfast—along with the cherry blossoms in full bloom—made it an unforgettable trip to Karatsu.

Among the few pet-friendly accommodations, I chose a no-dinner plan as I had plans during the day and checked in late. Prioritizing cost-effectiveness since it was just for staying overnight. The room was well-cleaned, had a sense of cleanliness, and I was very satisfied. The breakfast was delicious enough, leaving me very satisfied, making this accommodation a definite choice for repeat visits. The onsen at the external bathhouse was also excellent. Thank you very much!

After many years, I stayed at a pension again. Compared to a Hotel, it may be less convenient as there is no toilet or bath in the Room, but the facilities were clean and I had a very comfortable stay. The close interaction with the owner is something unique to pensions. The balance of being close yet not overly intrusive was also very pleasant. Small conversations with the owner became wonderful memories as well. The natural beauty of Urabandai remains unchanged and is truly amazing. I appreciated that it hasn’t been overly commercialized as a tourist spot. I would love to visit again!

You can really tell the meals are prepared with heartfelt care.

It was the hot season, so we stayed here on our first trip to Kita-Karuizawa. Since it was raining, we quickly visited Shiraito Falls and checked in after 3:00 pm. They said they installed air conditioning for the first time last year, but the window screens and fan were enough for us. There are two baths, and families can reserve them for private use; I enjoyed soaking twice by myself. The water felt soft and very pleasant. The Room also had POLA amenities, which was a nice touch. The refrigerator is shared, so you write your name on your items. Dinner uses local and homegrown vegetables and fruit, and everything was delicious. For the main dish there is beef or pork; the barley-fed pork roast was outstanding. The sauce was great, but it was delicious even with just salt and pepper. The salad dressing at dinner was also excellent. There are about 50 kinds of wine, and both extra coffee and alcoholic drinks are very reasonably priced. The breakfast bread was placed in a bag with warmed stones (?) inside, so it stayed warm and crispy—really tasty. The owner’s wife shared lots of information about nearby farm stands and the area around here, so on our way back—once the weather cleared—we stopped again at Kubo Farm, Tsuruya Karuizawa store, and the outlet mall before heading home. Vegetables and fruit are inexpensive there, making shopping really fun. I’ve come to love Kita-Karuizawa, and I think we’ll be staying here again next year as well. Thank you very much.

This was my first stay. The Onsen water was wonderfully silky and felt amazing. The meals were delicious, and I enjoyed chatting with the staff. Thank you very much.

We added dinner, and it was generous in portion; we also enjoyed the delicious sashimi made with locally caught fish. The Facility and Room were well cleaned and felt fresh and spotless, so we had a comfortable stay.

At night, we could see a beautiful moon and stars from the open-air bath, and in the morning we enjoyed views of the Northern Alps mountain range—overall, we were able to fully enjoy the Onsen. With plenty of greenery around, it’s a place I’d like to visit during a long holiday. As for the Facility and breakfast, they felt average—neither particularly good nor bad.

My long-held wish to visit Mount Koya finally came true for the first time, and thanks to being able to stay at Ekoin, it became an even more memorable experience. Starting with Ajikan meditation, I was able to do everything I had hoped for—sutra copying, morning prayers, the Goma fire ritual, and shojin ryori—making these two days truly precious. Thank you very much.

We visited recently as a family. The Facility was well maintained and very clean, and the Room was also spotless and well cleaned. The futon was high quality, and we were very satisfied. Dinner was generous in portion size; we grilled and ate Bungo beef and Toyo Shamo chicken, both wonderfully firm in texture and truly delicious. The staff were excellent as well—we will definitely be back. We look forward to staying again next time.

From the moment we walked through the gate, the place was filled with cat-themed goods, with lots of adorable items everywhere. The tableware and glasses were lovely, and even breakfast was cute—and delicious. We enjoyed it fully from arrival until bedtime, and again in the morning. The bath was private and very spacious, so we could relax comfortably and recover from our travel fatigue. It was also perfect timing—we were happy to see so many fireflies. Everyone was kind, and we were able to unwind at a very relaxed pace.

I was able to relax and spend time at a leisurely pace surrounded by nature. We could park the car right next to the building, which made loading and unloading luggage very convenient, and we even saw deer along the way. For dinner, I wanted to eat at CAFE Erina, so I chose the hamburger steak. It was delicious and very filling. The next morning, after heading into town to see the morning mist, I enjoyed the private open-air bath, then had breakfast in the Room while taking in the view—it was truly amazing. I’d love to stay again. I stayed in that Room.

The TV is large, the Room is spacious, and the futon is self-service. The air conditioning was already on, making it cool and comfortable upon entering. The best part was having card games and Othello in the lobby for entertainment. Breakfast was a buffet style and very delicious. There’s also a table tennis Room and a terrace, which are great features. Additionally, there’s a kids' Room, ensuring a fun-filled day without any boredom.

It was great! The rice in the Japanese meal was incredibly delicious—absolutely the best. I’d love to know what variety of rice it was!!!

Just a 1-minute walk with direct access to a beautiful beach. Although there were many other guests, it was very quiet, perhaps because the Rooms were spaced apart. The bath was a pleasant surprise: a spacious jacuzzi.

The building may be old, but it was kept clean. The open-air bath had a wild and natural feel, offering an extraordinary experience that was very enjoyable. The Room was spacious as well. Above all, we appreciated the thoughtful efforts to make our stay pleasant. It was also nice that rice and miso soup were self-serve with unlimited refills. We would love to visit again!

The whole town retains a retro Onsen-town atmosphere, and while the Room doesn’t even have a refrigerator and there are many things you won’t find, it feels like visiting your grandmother’s old home, so you can truly relax. I didn’t see many foreign visitors either, and for the first time in a while I felt like I was back in my hometown in Japan. This may be selfish of me, but I hope it never changes.