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I have stayed at TAOYA several times over the past few years. This was my first time at Kawaji Onsen, and although it was only for one night, I had a wonderful stay—the atmosphere was quiet and the meals were delicious. Some of the staff were from overseas, but everyone was very kind and provided pleasant service. It has become one of the Accommodations I would definitely like to visit again, and I will recommend it to friends. (Just one thing: there is a large stone on the bottom of the open-air bath, and at night it’s hard to see where it is, so I felt it could be a bit dangerous. For that reason, I deducted one star.)

Due to unexpected rain, our plans were moved up, and we requested an early check-in, which was kindly accommodated. Thank you very much. The location is about a 5-minute walk from Susukino, making it ideal for exploring Sapporo on foot. The Room is equipped with a separate bath and toilet, ensuring a comfortable stay. We look forward to staying again next time!

I stayed at Ishi no Ya Beppu on a solo trip. Unfortunately, it rained on the first day, but the front desk staff were very welcoming, and I was able to enter my Room comfortably. The Room was wonderful—more than enough for one person—and having an Onsen bath was the best! Dinner was a creative course meal. The restaurant staff were excellent as well, and every dish was delicious! The next day, after breakfast, I went to the sand bath. It felt amazing. A staff member even took photos with my smartphone for me, which made for a great memory (laughs). Since it was SHONIN PARK’s 1st anniversary, various events were being held. The nighttime illuminations were very beautiful. It had been a while since my last solo trip, but it turned out to be a truly great one. Thank you very much.

I’ve stayed here every time I climb Mt. Fuji, and this year was my third visit. All the staff were friendly and helpful, making my stay very comfortable. The bath is spacious, and you can soak while looking at Mt. Fuji—unfortunately it was cloudy this time, so I couldn’t see it. Meals were buffet-style for both dinner and breakfast, so I could choose what I liked. The hoto noodles at dinner were delicious, and the chicken offal stew was a rare treat. The price was reasonable and I was very satisfied. Thank you very much.

Due to a flight delay, I couldn’t get home and made a Reservation in a hurry, so I accidentally booked a smoking Room. After check-in, I noticed the smell as soon as I got off the elevator and spoke with the front desk. They kindly accommodated my request and promptly prepared a non-smoking Room for me. Thank you very much.

I stayed for a Multiple Night Stay, and it’s an ideal location for visiting Onsen spots, with easy access to the town center. It’s also close to the Kitahama bus terminal, making bus travel very convenient. The Hotel Onsen has its own natural hot spring source, and since the water temperature is lower than many of the Onsens in town, I personally preferred it. The breakfast venue was spacious and clean. The food was delicious and very satisfying. The front desk staff were extremely kind and pleasant. There are so many restaurants nearby that it’s hard to choose. A Multiple Night Stay is recommended.

From the welcome drink at check-in to the choice of yukata, the service, cleanliness, and meals—everything was satisfying! I was also able to fully relax and enjoy the Onsen, and I’d like to stay again when I visit Naruko.

Although we stayed on a discounted Plan due to minor issues, the Room was spacious and very comfortable. It almost felt too large for two people. When we asked in advance for dinner recommendations, many places were closed after the holiday, so the staff kindly checked which restaurants were open and even called us back. At check-in, they also carefully explained how to get there. We were truly surprised and moved by such warm hospitality. The izakaya they recommended gave us a wonderful evening—delicious food from the kind owner and friendly regulars made it unforgettable. Thank you for your excellent service. We will definitely stay again!

We stayed with four people. Even with four beds lined up, the Room didn’t feel cramped and was comfortable. The Room was a bit dark, so we tried various ways to brighten it, but it seemed there weren’t enough light bulbs, and even at maximum brightness it still felt dim. We used the buffet for meals. The food was close to our seats, and both the selection and taste were excellent. The staff cleared our plates and checked that dishes weren’t running out, and everything—including the tables—was clean with no mess. We’d like to stay here again when we visit the amusement park.

On my previous trip I stayed here with friends, but this time I had the pleasure of staying with my elderly mother to celebrate her 88th birthday. Because she has difficulty walking, I was a little worried about accessibility, but you kindly assisted us in every situation and we were able to stay comfortably. Although it rained unfortunately, we were able to relax and talk in our Room, and also enjoy a pottery painting experience, making it a truly happy time. The meals were also very delicious. Not only the Akaushi beef and fish, but the Yamato vegetables were wonderful as well. We could also feel the scenery of Nara through the tableware, and the seasonal hydrangeas painted on it delighted us visually too. On our way to the dining area, we found a large snail. Seeing my mother smile happily like a child left a strong impression on me, and it made me realize again that choosing Ubusuna no Sato for this trip was the right decision. Thank you very much for giving us such a happy time. I’m already looking forward to receiving the plate we painted.

I have stayed at Hotels across the whole country, but this stay was truly memorable. What impressed me first was the hospitality of the staff. It wasn’t a formal, scripted service—each person conveyed a genuine warmth that made it clear they truly love this town and this Accommodation, and I felt comfortable throughout my stay. For dinner, we went to a restaurant called “Nao,” which the Hotel recommended, and it was absolutely the right choice. It wasn’t aimed at tourists; it let us experience local charm, and it allowed us to enjoy not only our stay but also the city of Otsu itself. I think this is a unique value that comes from a Hotel that treasures its connection with the community. In the past, I also stayed with a large group at Matsumoto Jujo, another property in the Jiyujin Hotels group (I organized that trip). Matsumoto Jujo was highly satisfying as well, but personally, HOTEL Ko Otsu Hyakucho left an even stronger impression. The reason is the space and hospitality created by making use of traditional townhouses designated as Registered Tangible Cultural Properties. Rather than simply staying at a Hotel, it felt like living in the town for a while. While preserving the character of these historic buildings, comfort is fully ensured, creating a distinctive sense of calm. It offered an appeal you can’t get from large-scale Hotels or luxury Ryokan. If you’re looking not for flashy services or extravagant Facility features but to enjoy local culture, streetscapes, and encounters with people, I highly recommend this Accommodation. It was one of those rare Hotels where staying there becomes part of the purpose of your trip.

This was my second stay. I chose the plan for guests aged 50 and over, which included spiny lobster, abalone, and golden eye snapper. The meals were so delicious that I decided to return. Both the fish-focused dinner and the breakfast featuring spiny lobster miso soup and grilled horse mackerel were satisfying and filling. However, there were two things I found a bit disappointing this time. First, there was noise after 11:30 PM. It seemed to come from upstairs, possibly due to cleaning in the bath area. Other than that, it was very quiet, so the noise at night surprised me. Second, while they were preparing my futon bed, my coffee cup was taken away even though I had been using it. When I wanted to drink coffee later on but couldn’t find the cup anymore, it left me feeling disappointed. The staff serving breakfast were very pleasant and made for a nice departure experience overall. Since Awa-Kominato is one of my favorite places, I'll probably visit again in the future. Even if accommodations are not large-scale establishments, I'd like to choose based on their unique qualities each time!

I stayed in a newly renovated Room with an open-air bath. The Room was spacious, and the open-air bath was large enough to relax in comfortably, which was great. The food was carefully prepared and very delicious.

Traveling with my dog, we enjoyed a wonderful view with Kofu Beach right in front of us (a crystal-clear sea popular with surfers; the shoreline has become narrower than in the past, but the ocean feels even more powerful now). It rained the next day, but when I visited before, the sun rose over the sea—highly recommended for a picture-perfect view. Next time, I definitely want to see the sunrise. The Hotel staff were very kind and even took a commemorative photo for us in the lobby, so we have a great keepsake. Thank you very much.

We stayed over a three-day weekend. It was a luxurious experience to stay in a Tangible Cultural Property. The living room was spacious, and the kids ran around the Room and watched YouTube on the projector! The adults were able to relax and unwind in the sauna and Onsen. Also, thank you to the staff for being so kind and seeing us off at the end. We’d love to stay again when we visit Gunma.

Plenty of restaurants nearby, plus a supermarket and convenience stores, and it’s close to the airport—excellent access. The room has a desk suitable for working on a PC, and the first-floor restaurant also offers seats with power outlets, so I was able to work remotely without stress even on a business trip. The breakfast buffet is reasonably priced yet still lets you fully enjoy local specialties. The pool and sauna area includes a cold plunge bath; relaxing on the rooftop with Okinawa’s pleasant breeze during an outdoor cool-down was fantastic.

We used this Hotel for a senior couple's trip to Tokyo. Although it is just one stop from Tokyo Station on the Keiyo Line, my husband has back pain, so we opted to take a taxi from Yaesu Exit instead of walking to the Keiyo Line platform. The taxi fare was 900 yen, and it was worth using the taxi. After leaving our luggage at the Hotel, we immediately went out for sightseeing in Tokyo. It took a bit of walking to get to Kayabacho Station on the Tozai Line, but Hibiya Line's Hatchobori Station was just a 1-minute walk from the Hotel, which was very convenient. We reserved a Cozy Room. It was smaller than expected but well-equipped with amenities and thoughtful touches that made us glad we chose this hotel. We selected a breakfast-included Plan, and breakfast at the first-floor restaurant was delicious with pleasant service. If given another opportunity, I would choose this Hotel with breakfast included again. One minor issue: figuring out how to use water in the sink was slightly confusing.

I have my family home in Onagawa, and when traveling to and from my hometown, I used to pass by the road next to this Hotel. This was my first time staying here, and the views from the Room and the bath were wonderful. Both dinner and breakfast used plenty of local ingredients and were very delicious. I’ll have another chance to visit my hometown, so I’d like to stay again.

We stayed using a borrowed wheelchair, and the staff provided attentive support, which was a great help.

We stayed here for our summer vacation, using two Rooms for my daughter’s family (four people), us, and three dogs. Our grandchildren were delighted with the spacious Room, the Onsen, and the delicious meals. Since our two-year-old grandchild can’t eat adult meals yet, the staff kindly served food that seemed suitable, which we really appreciated. We would love to stay again when sightseeing in Nikko.