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A Room with an open-air bath, great views, and a wonderful atmosphere. We also appreciated being able to enjoy free drinks such as beer. Both dinner and breakfast were satisfying in both quantity and quality. The relaxed dining atmosphere was excellent! The staff’s thoughtful hospitality was also very pleasant.

Upon arrival, your son—nearly three years old now—welcomed us with a cheerful “Welcome.” His slightly shy expression was so adorable that it instantly brought a smile to our faces. Having known him since he was a baby, seeing him again each year is one of the reasons we keep coming back. This time we stayed in the Room “Hagoromo.” From the spacious veranda, we could lie back at night and gaze up at a sky full of stars. Spending time there in the pleasant evening breeze, pleasantly tipsy after dinner and drinks, felt like pure luxury. The cuisine was a summer herbal course. The mousse-like sauce made with herbal broth had a distinctive depth of flavor—I couldn’t resist asking for a spoon and enjoyed every last drop. The tomato simmered in herbal broth and served chilled also had more of a Western touch than before, making it an elegant and refreshing dish. The happy-hour herbal-syrup frappe was perfect for cooling down after our walk; it felt truly reviving. The morning coffee also tasted exceptional, so I asked about it and learned they use rare peaberry beans. Because only one bean develops instead of the usual two, the flavor is said to be more concentrated—and I was told the owner carefully roasts them from green beans himself. I was deeply impressed to see the same sincere dedication found in their herbal cuisine reflected in their coffee as well. Once again during our meal, the proprietress spoke with us warmly by our side. I started writing Reviews after last year’s visit, and looking back, I realized that Accommodations I rated highly always shared one thing: heartfelt hospitality with true attention to detail. This Accommodation embodies that better than anywhere else—and I feel that even more strongly now.

My son has become hooked on cycling the Shimanami Kaido, and he especially wanted to stay at this Accommodation again, so this was our third visit. The in-room bath is spacious and comfortable, and the meals—although it seems the chef has changed—are always delicious every time and have become one of the highlights of our trip. This time, for the first time, we signed up for the optional sunset cruise. We were able to view from the sea the places we had cycled during the day, and although there were some clouds at departure, we miraculously got to see the sunset as well—making it a wonderful memory. Cycling in extreme heat is tough, so next time we would like to return in spring or autumn.

About a three-minute walk from the Kabuki-za Theatre, it was very convenient—I could return right away even after the evening performance ended. This time I stayed on the Executive Floor, so in the evening I relaxed at the bar, enjoying drinks and hors d’oeuvres while taking in Ginza’s streetscape and night views. The platter included smoked salmon and prosciutto, and I could also choose pickles and nuts; it was great that these were included. For alcohol there was champagne, several wines, whisky, and sake, but cocktails were charged separately. I took some soup back to my Room and it was delicious, but carrying hot soup to the Room in a paper cup felt unsafe. The Room was a twin; not spacious, but it had a separate bathroom with a rain shower. There is a washing area, but no space for changing clothes. When I first entered the Room, it was lovely that the curtains opened with music. The view faced another building, but I could still enjoy some night scenery at an angle. Many of the staff were non-Japanese, but their Japanese was fluent and polite. On departure day when I asked about transportation to Yokohama, I was told to walk to Ginza Station rather than use nearby Higashi-Ginza Station—but you can go directly from Higashi-Ginza Station too, right? When pulling a suitcase through Ginza, shorter is better—so why?

It was the best stay. The hospitality was better than any Hotel I have stayed at, and the staff were truly wonderful. We enjoyed hearing various stories during the Shuttle Service ride. We were completely satisfied with everything—the Room, amenities, and minibar. The view from the Room was absolutely breathtaking, and we were able to spend a truly happy day. Of course, the food was also very satisfying. The main dishes—venison and sweetfish—were incredibly delicious and made us want to come back again.

As the Facility has been renovated, it was very clean and comfortable. The Onsen water is clear simple spring water, and it differs slightly between the indoor bath and the mixed-gender bath. We were also told that each nearby Onsen Accommodation has its own unique features. Thank you as well for the staff’s hospitality.

A luxury to soak in the hot water while listening to Japanese bush warblers during the day and a chorus of frogs at night. The spring-inspired meals were also delicious and truly enjoyable. There aren’t any particularly special amenities or services, but everything feels comfortable—from walking barefoot on the tatami floors throughout the property to the subtle aroma in the air—and it’s genuinely relaxing. The building seems old, but it’s kept very clean, with no faults at all. It was so quiet that I could clearly hear the pleasant snoring from the next room—perhaps part of its charm. The Onsen is, of course, wonderful as well.\nI would definitely love to visit again.

I chose Zao Onsen this time because I wanted to soak in Wald Berg’s open-air bath again after a long time. When I arrived at the Hotel, I felt the hospitality and service were better than before. At the front desk, they seemed to remember that I had stayed here previously. When I was shown to my Room, I appreciated that the air conditioning had already been set to a comfortable temperature. And then, the Onsen—Zao Onsen really is wonderful. Among all the baths in Zao Onsen, Wald Berg’s forest open-air bath is spacious and truly outstanding. Dinner was more than satisfying as well, and I was happy that even a solo guest receives a beer. I ended up enjoying the open-air bath four times—it was excellent. The only disappointment was that the riverside open-air bath was closed due to bear activity, so I couldn’t use it. In the past, my mother-in-law, my wife, and I came together and enjoyed our stay; this year my mother-in-law passed away, so it was just the two of us. As it is Obon season, we enjoyed Zao Onsen while remembering her fondly.

I arrived at the Hotel early, so I was guided to sit and wait in the lobby until my room was ready. That actually worked out well. Once I sat down in the lobby, it felt surprisingly spacious, and with artwork on display it really gave a “new Hotel” impression. They also offered complimentary drinks such as smoothies and lemon water, which were delicious—I had several cups. The coffee from the coffee machine available from 3:00 PM was also authentic and very good. Not only the lobby, but the guest rooms and the large public bath were truly spotless. Choosing this place was absolutely the right decision. The only disappointing point was that when I went to the breakfast venue, there were no staff stationed at the entrance, and the sign instructing guests to put their breakfast ticket into a basket was placed in an inconspicuous spot. As a result, I waited at the entrance for a while (another guest told me what to do). If guests are supposed to put their breakfast tickets into a basket, I’d like it to be made clearer. If I have another chance to visit Nagaoka, this Hotel will be my first choice.

I realized I had an extra day off during my trip and made a same-day reservation. Even though it was last-minute, you kindly accommodated me. I had long wanted to stay here after seeing the Auberge Association website, and I’m truly glad I did. I’ve visited many different types of auberges, but the food here was beyond what can be described as simply “delicious”—I was extremely satisfied. The homemade ham and sausages were so good they practically melted in my mouth. The room was calm and comfortable, and I was able to rest well. Next time, I’d like to try the open-air bath as well. I was completely satisfied—thank you very much.

All staff members were very friendly, polite, and kind. Everyone was incredibly pleasant, making my stay truly enjoyable. This was the best point of my experience. The amenities available at check-in were abundant, including options like face masks. The welcome drinks on the first floor were available until midnight with a wide variety of soft drinks to choose from. There was also an ice server (or ice machine), allowing me to enjoy chilled oolong tea or iced coffee after relaxing in the Onsen—such a great touch! Disposable cups for hot beverages that are easy to hold without getting burned showed thoughtful consideration as well. The Onsen featured saltwater baths where you could float comfortably when stretching out your body—it felt amazing! It was open until 9 AM in the morning! For women’s baths, only female guests receive a passcode required to enter, and lockers with wristband keys provided extra security and peace of mind. By the way, rooms also use passcodes instead of physical keys, eliminating any hassle about who holds the key when going out—very convenient! The room's soundproofing was excellent; I couldn’t hear any noise from neighboring rooms and slept soundly. Breakfast started at 6:30 AM. While not overly extensive in variety, it had just the right selection and everything tasted delicious. I enjoyed both rice and bread options until I was full. There were four types of bread; I tried two savory ones—the croissant was so good that I went back for seconds! They even offered regular milk instead of low-fat milk—a surprising delight for me—and finished off with yogurt and coffee as dessert. It didn’t feel like a free breakfast because it exceeded expectations in quality and satisfaction levels! Food replenishment was prompt too—everything reflected great attention to detail. This was my first time staying at Super Hotel but definitely won’t be my last visit here. Thank you very much!

This was our second stay, and once again it’s a wonderful Accommodation! First of all, the owner at reception? was cheerful and very pleasant. The Room and the bath were both very clean and hygienic. The meals were just the right portion size, easy to digest, and even my elderly parents finished everything (haha). Last time we stayed as a couple and had an upstairs Room, but this time we were given a first-floor Room closest to the bath. I’m sure this was thoughtful consideration for my elderly parents. It really helped us a lot. On departure as well, you kindly took my mother by the hand and chatted with her about various things—she was delighted and seemed completely satisfied. It became a wonderful way to show appreciation to my parents. Thank you so much! Just one thing… The mattress in the bedding was thin, so my body hurt… I know it may sound picky after all your kindness, but I wanted to share it as feedback… We were able to spend a truly memorable time. Thank you very much!

I’ve stayed at many luxury ryokan across Japan, and this one was truly outstanding. The meals were simply delicious. We enjoyed seasonal ingredients with a wide variety of dishes, and my wife was very satisfied. The bath and sauna were private, and since it’s an entire villa rental, it was quiet and we could relax without worrying about others. It’s all-inclusive, so you can also enjoy drinks. We’ll definitely stay again.

The Onsen water was originally great, but when I stayed again after a long time, it had improved even more. It was already silky-smooth, but this time it also had a stronger sulfur feel and a milky-white appearance—absolutely wonderful. (Just my personal impression.) I don’t usually leave comments, but this was the best so far, so I wanted to share my thoughts. I would like to visit again. Thank you.

Although the property is a bit old, it is kept very clean and is conveniently located near Onsen Shrine and a convenience store. The staff are kind, and I find it comfortable and really like it. Last time I stayed in a Western-style room, but this time I chose a Japanese-style room. The tatami mats and futon felt more relaxing. I’ll be back again for a leisurely stay.

I’m very satisfied that I was finally able to stay at Kyounso. Above all, I was able to enjoy the rich sulfur hot spring three times, and every meal was delicious—especially the char sashimi, which I don’t usually get to eat. I’d love to visit again. I regret returning home without properly expressing my gratitude to the staff.

I was already familiar with how great the baths at Kanno Onsen are, having known it from before it temporarily closed and was later renovated after operating as a therapeutic hot-spring retreat. The Room renovations were also excellent—nothing to complain about. As for dinner and breakfast, they were neither particularly outstanding nor disappointing, but I enjoyed them. As expected, I thought neither phone service nor Wi‑Fi would be available, so I’m very grateful that I was able to connect to the Facility’s Starlink and use Wi‑Fi. The Onsen is truly top-notch!

This was my first stay at Yulax, and it was even better than I imagined. First, the cold plunge. It’s properly cold, and above all it’s deep—being fully enveloped by the water feels incredible. Hitting the MADMAX button and getting drenched with a huge rush of water from head to toe is also amazing—I could do that again and again (laugh). The sauna itself is truly relaxing, and the aufguss at “THIS IS IT” especially stayed with me. The music, heat, and performance make it feel less like a sauna and more like live entertainment. That experience alone made the trip worth it. What unexpectedly left an impression was the other guests. I got the sense many were in their 20s to 40s, and everyone had excellent manners. It felt like there are many people who love saunas and genuinely care about this place. It’s a comfortable space not only because of the Facility, but also because of the people who gather here. Including that atmosphere, I couldn’t help but feel that what the owner wanted to create—their vision—has truly taken shape. The relaxation areas are well equipped too, so you can unwind for hours after your sauna session. The food was very satisfying; in particular, the mapo tofu was generous in portion size and genuinely delicious. Even aside from eating after a sauna, it’s something I’d want to have again. The parking lot is spacious as well, which makes it easy to visit by car. Yulax wasn’t just a place to use a sauna. It’s somewhere you can step away from work and everyday worries, clear your mind, and spend time for yourself. By the time I left, even my mood felt lighter. For me, it was “a place where I can find myself again.” I definitely want to come back.

This hotel is conveniently located near USJ. With Universal CityWalk just a short walk away, it was easy to access restaurants and convenience stores, which was a big help during our stay. The room was clean and well maintained, and I loved the cute “WELCOME” board on the wall. It also had hooks for hanging small items, so it was not only nice to look at but also very practical. The headboard area was easy to use as well, and I appreciated how thoughtfully everything was designed down to the smallest details. I’d definitely like to stay here again when visiting USJ! I didn’t try it this time, but I’d like to have breakfast next time.

Just a 1-minute walk from Oimachi Station, right by Exit A2. I stayed on the “Shower only / No bathtub (Single)” plan. I couldn’t find the QR code for check-in, but the staff kindly helped me. The room was clean, and the toilet and shower room were also spotless and comfortable. I didn’t notice any street or train noise, which can be common in busy areas. There are plenty of restaurants and convenience stores nearby, which is very convenient. There’s a FamilyMart in the same building. I finished work late, but it was helpful to have Fuji Soba (open until 22:00) and Hidakaya (Chinese restaurant) nearby (open until 2:30 from Monday to Saturday). Unlike Osaki Station, Oimachi Station has separate ticket gates for the Rinkai Line and the Keihin-Tohoku Line, so please be careful if you’re in a hurry in the morning.