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I was thinking of staying at an internet café, but when I searched just in case, this place came up. Maybe because it was a weekday, it was very affordable even though it’s close to the station. I didn’t expect much, but the service was great, the Room was clean, and the bathroom was spacious—very satisfied. I’d like to stay again if I have the chance. If there had been some drinks available, I would have given it 5 stars.

The building and facilities are old, but I was able to stay comfortably at a reasonable price.

We stayed for four days. From before check-in, throughout our stay, and at check-out, the staff were extremely courteous and attentive. The Room was clean, and above all, we were very happy that the gas dryer dried our laundry quickly. It’s also close to American Village, and we walked there. We would love to stay again. Thank you very much.

We stayed at Villa Ansoleil’s private cottage. Thoughtful touches were found throughout the cottage, and we felt very comfortable during our stay. We were also lucky with the climate and weather, and we could enjoy a front-facing view of Mt. Fuji from many spots around the cottage—absolutely satisfying. I’ve stayed at several Hotels around the Mt. Fuji area, but this was my favorite. Since it was a no-meals Plan, we shopped at a nearby supermarket, and having breakfast while enjoying a luxurious view of Mt. Fuji was amazing! The staff and owner were also very pleasant and helpful, which is another reason this cottage left such a great impression on us. It’s easy to see why there are so many positive Reviews. We would love to stay again and will recommend it to our friends as well. Thank you very much.

It was clean and comfortable. About a 2-minute walk from Tsukiji Station and less than 5 minutes to Tsukiji Market, so it was very convenient.

It was a shared shower room rather than a bath, but since it was midsummer, it was comfortable. In winter, I might prefer to soak in a bathtub. The bedroom felt like a secret hideout, which I liked—though people who dislike small spaces might not. I stayed for three nights and had no inconveniences.

This was my first stay at an unmanned, studio-style Business Hotel. If it’s going to be unmanned anyway, I wish they had at least a robot reception desk. The first impression feels a bit cheap, but I suppose that’s the owner’s limit. That said, this time I realized what an amazing location this is—Miyajima looks like the “Sleeping Kannon” from here. You can see the beautiful Sleeping Kannon shape of Miyajima from this direction. The Business Hotel should promote this location much more. It’s not my company so I don’t really care, but it’s a waste to have such a great view with so little PR. Next door there is a private Ryokan called Ajina-tei (one group per night), but since you can look down on Ajina-tei even from the 2nd floor of this Business Hotel, I think staying at this far cheaper Business Hotel is better than staying at Ajina-tei. The only disappointing thing was that you could see many power lines from the 2nd floor. I stayed in Room 201 (a twin Room). In particular, the service line to Ajina-tei was thick and distracting, and there were also an unusually large number of wires messily connected to utility poles with capacitors. I think the view would be better on the 3rd or 4th floor where you wouldn’t see them. I think management should clearly state that power lines are noticeable on the 2nd floor and make those Rooms cheaper. I don’t know whether the Accommodation Fee on the 3rd and 4th floors is currently the same as on the 2nd floor, but they should differentiate pricing—even if higher floors cost more—because they offer a better view. (It would be ideal if their Reservation website showed view photos by floor.) Also, National Route 2 runs in front of the Hotel and traffic is heavy even at night. Noise and vibrations—especially when large trucks passed—that didn’t bother me during daytime became noticeable at night, and it was hard to fall asleep. Additional note: Even with this excellent view in Ajina, it’s disappointing that condominium buildings in Natalie Marina Marina Town along the coastline overlap with Miyajima in your line of sight. I can’t forgive whoever approved construction of those buildings. Lastly, since travel encounters are once-in-a-lifetime for me and I probably won’t visit Miyajima again, if I were to stay here again I’d want Room 401 or Room 301 instead (this is coming from someone who stayed in Room 201). Second additional note: There’s a system where you put your shoes into lockers at the shoe cabinet by the entrance, but having to walk about one meter from the entrance to that cabinet wearing slippers is inconvenient. Having to change into slippers twice made me feel annoyed.

I don't smoke, but I booked a room since there was no non-smoking room option. I'm not particularly sensitive to the smell of smoke and thought it would be fine as long as I could open the window. However, the window lock seemed to be broken and couldn't be opened, so I requested a room change, which they kindly accommodated. This was my second stay; during my previous summer visit, the screen door was slightly torn, which was disappointing. While the affordability is appreciated, it would be great if basic facilities were properly maintained.

The hosts provide excellent service. Close to the downtown area. With a bathroom, sink, laundry facilities, and a kitchen, you’ll have everything you need for a stay of several days.

As mentioned in other Reviews, the partition between rooms is just a single sliding door. How you feel about that depends on the person, but it’s better than bunk beds in a dormitory-style setup. The futon was clean, fluffy, and very comfortable to sleep on. If you’re concerned about noise from the next Room, bring earplugs—they also help with snoring. It was No Meals Included, and they let me park my motorcycle right behind the Accommodation, so it was very comfortable. Just one thing: I’d like them to replace the mat in the changing area of the bath regularly. It was wet, and that part bothered me. It’s an Accommodation I’d be happy to stay at again.

We stayed for 3 nights as a family of four (with a 2-year-old and a newborn). Located within the Fukugi tree-lined area, it’s just about a 1-minute walk to the beach—an amazing location that allowed us to fully immerse ourselves in an extraordinary experience. It was our first time staying in a traditional Japanese house, and we were initially worried since we had small children. However, the Room was very clean, well-maintained, with modern interiors and practical amenities, making it feel just like home. We would love to stay here again if given the chance!

Recommended for those staying in Sapporo with large dogs.

It was a wonderful traditional Japanese house, and the Facility was perfect. We were also able to do laundry, which was very helpful. It felt like being at home, and since we had our young grandchild with us, we could relax and spend time comfortably. We didn’t cook this time, but everything is provided—from a rice cooker and microwave to tableware—so next time we’d love to buy ingredients in Kyoto and cook for ourselves. We would definitely like to stay again. Thank you very much for your hospitality.

A cottage nestled in a tranquil sugarcane field. We chose this accommodation because we were looking for something more spacious and private than a hotel, where children's footsteps might be disruptive. We stayed for three nights and found the space ample enough for the kids to run around without worry. The host kindly provided us with a bucket for fireworks and lent us toys like Jenga and Blokus, which kept the children thoroughly entertained during our stay. Nearby Nagahama Beach boasts incredible water clarity, and even a local resident mentioned it as their favorite beach. Thank you so much for your hospitality. We would love to stay here again on our next trip to Okinawa!

The bed was spacious, which was helpful since we had children with us! The Room was clean, and we appreciated the 12 o'clock checkout without any extra charge. I have no complaints, but the photos made it look a bit old, so I think they should be updated. We will use your service again. Thank you very much.

The exterior was a unique and intriguing structure that didn’t look like an accommodation, but once inside, it was a very clean and relaxing space. The contrast gave it a special charm that made me excited. We stayed as a pair, but I think it would be fun to stay with 4-5 people for a lively experience. I’d love to stay here again!

We stayed as a family of four, and the location was great—less than a 10-minute walk from Byodo-in Temple, with views of the gently flowing river. The owner was friendly and pleasant. The bath is shared, but since there are only two groups, it didn’t seem to be an issue. Along the nearby approach road there are tea shops lined up, and there are a reasonable number of places to eat dinner in the area. Above all, the price is very affordable. There is no parking at the Accommodation, but there is a coin-operated parking lot right next door. Since it has a maximum daily rate, even if you park in the evening and leave it until the next morning while visiting Byodo-in Temple, it won’t reach 2,000 yen.

The room was spacious and very clean. A more powerful dryer would be helpful for Multiple Night Stays.

This was my first time making a Reservation through Yahoo Travel, but I’ve actually been staying here for over 20 years—it’s my regular Accommodation. Because it uses standard apartment units as a Hotel, guests’ privacy is well protected. It feels like coming back to my own place when I stay here. I’m disappointed that the breakfast service ended after the renovation, but given recent circumstances, it’s understandable. I’m also familiar with the staff, which makes me feel at ease.

We stayed in the main cottage for three nights. The Facility and Room layout were very comfortable and easy to use. It makes sense that the owner is an architect. This is an Accommodation we would like to stay at again.