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The front desk staff were very kind and pleasant. The building is not new, but it is very well cleaned. The train tracks are nearby, so you can faintly hear the trains, but that was actually nice. Breakfast was also delicious. I plan to stay here again when I visit Kaizuka City.

The amenities are excellent at this Hotel. However, the trash bin in the toilet is small. It would have been nice to have another one in the washroom. Also, there was no place to hang towels I brought, which was inconvenient. Walking to the station was challenging due to the season, so I used a taxi. Other than that, it’s a good Hotel!

It was very quiet and had a relaxing atmosphere. They kindly changed our room to a bedroom, but the bed was narrow and a bit firm, which made it hard to sleep. Breakfast was delicious and we were satisfied. Thank you very much.

I had the pleasure of visiting Funbe again this September! Since the owner mentioned that September is the best time for delicious food, I try to reserve during this month whenever possible. Although I've visited many times before, this year's rice was absolutely the best ever!!! It wouldn't be an exaggeration to say so. Nowhere else but Funbe offers rice that tastes amazing even when cold. I had grilled Pacific saury, and it was enormous—bigger than any I've ever seen! I was truly amazed! And of course, it was incredibly delicious as well. For dessert, we were served yellow watermelon... It was so sweet that I couldn't believe it was watermelon! It made me question all the watermelons I've eaten before—it was just unbelievably sweet and tasty. I'm glad to see both the owner and his wife looking as healthy as ever. I'll definitely visit again soon, so please treat me to more of your wonderful dishes! Thank you very much!

We stayed for a 2-night, 3-day family trip. First of all, I would like to thank all the Hotel staff. We truly appreciated your kind support during our trip, such as storing our luggage before check-in and after check-out. Below are my comments for each item. Guest Room & Amenities The room felt a bit dated, but it seemed very well cleaned. However, I noticed what looked like black mold on the unit bath door and similar areas. I would appreciate it if you could pay extra attention to this during cleaning. I was very satisfied with the amenities. I was also grateful that the gown and towels were replaced with fresh ones on the second night. I would prefer a slightly softer toothbrush bristle, but considering the cost performance, it is understandable. Hospitality & Service There was no excessive interference, yet all staff were very kind. Onsen / Bath As mentioned in the Guest Room section, I noticed what looked like black mold on the unit bath door and similar areas, so I rated this 2 stars. Facility & Equipment There was nothing in particular that bothered me. Dining We did not dine at the Hotel during our stay, but we had lunch there after check-out. We ordered the daily lunch set and steak. Everything was delicious, and we were able to end our trip on a pleasant note. Overall Satisfaction This was my first trip to Nagasaki, and since it is close to Gotomachi Station as well, it was an excellent Hotel as a base for sightseeing. With various tourist spots raising prices from April 1 onward, this Hotel still offered great cost performance. I would like to stay again if I have another opportunity.

I’d noticed the “All Rooms with Open-Air Baths!” sign for years, and finally made a Reservation. The building and Room were clean and well maintained—a very tidy Hotel overall. However, as mentioned in Reviews, water leaks from the shower area; if this could be addressed, you could reach the toilet without getting your feet wet. The hinoki open-air bath isn’t visible from outside for security reasons, but it still feels private. The Room was on the second floor, but since it’s close to the station, train noise was loud, and I could also hear voices from next door and the front desk bell. If you want a quiet stay, this may be difficult. For meals, Narita Station is about a 10–15 minute walk away, so I enjoyed dinner at places I liked. (※) Since it’s near the station and gets crowded, making a Reservation in advance is recommended for peace of mind!

The retro design created a great atmosphere. The property was well-maintained, and I enjoyed my stay with care. Since I couldn't afford an expensive Hotel, the affordable price left no complaints.

It was inconvenient to unlock the door with the key every time we needed to do something. It would be more user-friendly if access could be granted for the entire floor.

The staff were very kind, and we had a pleasant stay. They were also friendly to our dog, and there was a larger toilet suitable for male dogs. Please note that dogs are not allowed on the human beds, so it’s recommended to bring your own bedding for your pet. Next time, I’d like to try the sauna as well.

The cottage was perfectly clean and well maintained, fully stocked with everyday essentials, and felt spotless throughout. The staff were genuinely kind, and the solo BBQ on a shichirin grill was amazing. We came from Amagasaki, Hyogo Prefecture, and we will definitely be back.

I stayed in a double room, and it was perfectly fine if you just need a place to sleep. I checked in late at night, and the staff kindly explained the check-in process, so I think it works well for business travelers as well as couples and married couples. It has a unique atmosphere you won’t find at other Business Hotels, but it has been nicely renovated and I was very satisfied. There is no TV, but these days a smartphone is enough, and I really liked the bed. I would like to stay again. *Please note: there are only shower rooms (no bathtub), so if you want to soak in a bath, this may not be suitable for you.*

I visited Yakage Accommodation last year as well. This year, I made a last-minute reservation and was able to stay at Kura Inn. Unfortunately, the nearby bathing facility seems to be under renovation this year. Staying in a building with a historical atmosphere is always enjoyable. The room is compact but equipped with new facilities like a sink, toilet, and shower room, making it comfortable. It would be nice to have additional hooks or shelves near the sink or air conditioner. While tea is provided in the room, having some small snacks would be appreciated. It would also be great if cleansing products, lotion, emulsion, face masks, headbands, and cotton swabs were available either in the room or at the front desk. Since the buildings look similar in design, having a clear marker for the front desk would help. The parking area was hard to locate; prior information about where to park would be helpful. The meals were served in a historically rich dining space and featured beautifully presented seasonal seafood that was absolutely delicious! However, the air conditioning felt too cold during dinner time. Breakfast was also delightful; enjoying it while overlooking the garden added charm—grilled fish along with sweet rolled omelets and creatively arranged side dishes and salads were all incredibly tasty!

Stayed for 2 nights. Arrived 2 hours before check-in and planned to leave my luggage and go out, but I was allowed to check in early, which was very helpful. Perhaps because it has become part of the Marriott group, the overall service seems to have improved. Had breakfast, but the quality remains unchanged. I would like to use this Hotel again when on a business trip to Hakata. Thank you very much!

The moment I fell in love with this Hotel was when a staff member noticed I was at the wrong bus stop, ran out, and waved to get my attention. It really shows that a Hotel is supported by its people. The floors are wooden, the bed is made with crisp white linens, and the space feels wonderfully clean—simple whites and natural wood tones, accented beautifully by calligraphy. Everything is functional, impeccably maintained, and it made for a very comfortable stay. Miyazu is also a fascinating area with a rich history. It may not have the flashiness of Amanohashidate, but its understated charm was exactly what I liked.

I made a last-minute Reservation an hour before check-in and stayed for one night. I booked knowing in advance that the building seemed old, but with breakfast included at this price, I was more than satisfied—who could complain? The building is old, and the in-room bathroom and toilet are small; it really feels like an older property. The front desk staff were very polite, there was a welcome drink (one time), parking was 300 yen, and it’s about a 10-minute walk from the station—you can take a shortcut by crossing the nearby bridge. I didn’t expect much, but breakfast was properly done as well. I’d like to stay again if I have the chance.

We stayed here as a couple during a trip to Lake Biwa on the Saturday of a three-day weekend. Although it was very affordable, the room was spacious, and we had a relaxing time. The large public bath was designated for men that day, but since we were able to make a reservation, we enjoyed it as a private bath and had an incredibly luxurious experience. There are places nearby within walking distance for dining and shopping, which made our stay even more satisfying! Above all, the seasoning of the side dishes and miso soup at breakfast was absolutely delicious—it was perfect! The foreign staff at reception kindly answered my questions with great effort and provided excellent service. I would love to stay here again for another budget-friendly trip! Thank you very much.

I stay here for business trips. I really appreciate that parking is free, and because it’s a flat surface lot, even mid-sized vehicles can park without any trouble. There’s also a gas station nearby, and since the property faces a wide road, getting around is easy. For traveling around Izumo by car, I found that staying a little outside the area around the station offers more flexibility. Highly recommended.

The ideal Accommodation for first-time visitors to Tokashiki. Smiles are everywhere, questions are welcome, and the staff are kind and attentive. Meals for breakfast, lunch, and dinner are available, marine activities can be arranged, and the Facility is easy to use—an Accommodation that reliably delivers the basics in a comfortable way. Just a 1-minute walk to Aharen Beach, you can experience the best of Tokashiki Island without having to go all over the place. When you visit Tokashiki Island, please consider this one first.

I stayed on July 17, 2026. This is one of the few Hotels that came up when searching on a Accommodation Reservation site in the Inawashiro–Urabandai area for a two-meal plan that is not buffet-style. Across the road, Lake Inawashiro spreads out right in front of you. Nearby are a sightseeing boat pier and a marina, and the Hotel also has an attached modern restaurant with an amazing view, where we enjoyed delicious breakfast and dinner. The location is outstanding. The rooftop has a BBQ terrace overlooking the lake—perfect for spending fun time late into the night with like-minded friends. The mural in the second-floor bath was painted by a female sento mural artist, and the wall art around the staircase is refreshingly original. The building feels like it’s from Japan’s bubble era, so some age in the Facility is unavoidable, but there are thoughtful furnishings and touches to welcome guests, which I appreciated. I felt it’s a great place for groups to have fun together, such as for a mini training camp or retreat.