ทั่วประเทศ × โรงแรม·เรียวกัง ที่มีการประเมินน้ำพุร้อนและอ่างอาบน้ำในระดับสูง - 740หน้า

Experience glamping with a touch of tradition, enjoying a Japanese Kaiseki dinner in a historic mansion built during the Meiji era. Accommodation is provided in "Jyubako," designed by Snow Peak and Kengo Kuma. This wooden trailer house features soft, embedded indirect lighting for a cozy atmosphere. The room includes a double-sized bed with crisp linens and plush mattresses for excellent comfort. Large windows offer an open and inviting space. The cabin is equipped with basic amenities such as a sink, toaster oven, electric kettle, regular coffee, and dripper. While there are no showers or toilets inside the cabin, sanitary facilities are conveniently located on-site and include 24-hour shower access. Guests can also use the Onsen at Tsukioka Onsen within the same group; however, it may require some travel. Dinner is served in private rooms within the main mansion—a stunning historical building filled with antique furnishings and well-maintained gardens. Paired with craft beer from Swan Lake Brewery next door, this exquisite meal offers an unforgettable dining experience. A separate building houses a self-service bar featuring local sake and draft beer from Swan Lake Brewery available all night long. Guests can enjoy drinks under the moonlight at their cabin's outdoor table for an enchanting evening. As open fires are prohibited due to being on cultural heritage grounds, glass-fronted rocket stoves are available for rent instead—highly recommended to keep warm while enjoying the ambiance of firelight alongside ample firewood provided. Surrounded by serene countryside views, guests can relax by the fire or visit the bar occasionally for drinks before retreating to their quiet cabins equipped with air conditioning for restful sleep. In the morning, enjoy breakfast under your cabin's tarp-covered area with hot sandwiches and coffee. Although direct views of surrounding rice fields are blocked by fences, only five cabins occupy this spacious property ensuring privacy and tranquility throughout your stay. Check-out is simple—just leave your key inside your room as staff members aren't present in the morning. While more information about local attractions would have been appreciated during check-out time—it was still an exceptional stay overall!

It costs about 700 yen by taxi from Kyoto Station to the nearby convenience store, which is just a short walk away, and I used it several times during my stay. There was also a 24-hour coin laundry nearby, which I used twice, and it was clean and nice. The room was also clean and equipped with a frying pan, which was convenient. There was a review saying the refrigerator was small, but it was about 120cm tall and could easily fit a 2L bottle. The futon was thick and comfortable to sleep on. The room was on the second floor and had only a shower, but there was no particular problem. However, the water flow was poor, and the bathroom didn't drain well, possibly because of the net over the drain, causing water to overflow while showering, which was the only disappointment. I think it would be better to change it to something like a hair-catching easy net. Other than that, they responded promptly to emails, and I had a comfortable stay. I would like to use it again if I have the chance to stay.

Staying from Saturday, March 1 to Sunday, March 2, 2025 I was looking for a place where my wife and I could relax for a birthday party and came across RIAD NANA. Although I don't know much about Morocco, the charming building and wonderful space allowed us to feel an extraordinary experience while being very relaxed. The owner's passion for Morocco is evident in the decorations and even the entrance door purchased in Morocco, which made me want to learn more about the country. It is currently rented as a whole property, but it seems that it was originally intended to be a guesthouse with four bedrooms and two toilets/showers, which makes sense. While meeting new people at a guesthouse can be enjoyable, renting an entire property to spend time leisurely with family or close friends is also nice. Even those who are not familiar with Morocco should definitely visit RIAD NANA.

The location is excellent, the atmosphere created by the two people at the Property is wonderful, and above all, their taste in music was spot on, making my stay truly comfortable. It's a Property I want to visit regularly for some chill time. A gecko appeared on the bus and my companion made a fuss about it, but that too became a good memory unique to that place. Haha

First-time glamping in a Snow Peak JYUBAKO. We were excited about this camping-style glamping experience, but with the forecast of bad weather, we felt uneasy. After consulting with the staff, they kindly prepared a tarp and charcoal so we could still enjoy a camping atmosphere indoors. We were deeply touched by the manager's thoughtfulness. The meals were more than enough to eat, and on clear nights, you can enjoy a sky full of stars. With easy access from the highway, it's highly recommended for camping beginners. We would love to visit again if given the chance!

This was my first time staying here! The check-in process was smooth! The location is great, near a bus stop and with good access from Kyoto Station. Communication with the host was quick and very helpful. The Room was tidy, but I noticed a little dust on the floor. The bathroom only had a shower, and I found it slightly inconvenient that shampoo and other items were placed directly on the floor. There wasn’t any storage space in the shower room, which made it a bit less convenient. When leaving the Room, an alarm went off even after closing the door; however, firmly closing it ensured proper locking. Having two toilets and sinks made my stay comfortable. Thank you very much!

A perfect base for exploring Lake Toya and Sobetsu. Although located away from the center of Lake Toya Onsen, I was intrigued to learn that this area was part of the old national highway disrupted by the 2000 eruption, with detailed explanations provided. Truly a living history and geology textbook. The room is a renovated one-room apartment with a loft, spacious enough for a comfortable stay. In fact, it felt like a waste to use it alone. The entrance is equipped with a microwave and toaster, making it convenient for bringing in your own food. Since it's a renovated one-room apartment, the bathroom is small, but I was provided with discount tickets for Lake Toya Onsen, so it wasn't an issue at all. As long as you have your own transportation, this is a great accommodation. (In my case, I traveled by road bike, but note that the 1.5km route from the center of Lake Toya Onsen to this location has a 5% incline.) The nearby commercial facilities seem to have been abandoned due to the eruption, giving a desolate impression. However, the hotel and its owner exude warmth and determination, making me hope they continue their efforts for years to come. As I love Lake Toya as a tourist destination, I would definitely stay here again.