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This was my third stay. Although it is your 6th anniversary, the entire property felt very clean, and the changing room in particular was spotless—shiny and very pleasant. The meals were also excellent. Last time I borrowed a magnifying mirror and a hair iron, and this time they had already been prepared for me. I was truly impressed by such attentive service. Next time, I would love to bring my daughter’s family and stay again.

I stayed for one night due to my child’s schedule. It was really close to the station, very clean, and both the bath and breakfast were excellent. (I needed to go toward Kyoto University, and I was lucky to find a bus stop very nearby.) Highly recommended.

I recently stayed at this Accommodation for the first time.\nThere were international staff working on-site, and their service was very polite and welcoming, so I felt at ease even as a first-time guest. Since I was staying with a relative who has some difficulty walking, I checked in advance about stairs; however, there was a small set of steps (about three) without handrails along the route inside the building, which made getting around a bit challenging. I think it would be helpful to have handrails there. I also feel that adding handrails to the open-air bath in the guest room would be beneficial.\nOn the other hand, every meal was delicious and more than enough in quantity—we were very satisfied. The dishes featuring seafood and local ingredients exceeded our expectations, and we were able to enjoy them at a relaxed pace. As our group enjoys drinking, we also appreciated that it was all-inclusive.\nOverall, it was a very satisfying stay, and we were impressed by the attentiveness of all the staff. With a few improvements to the facilities, it would be even more comfortable, but it was a wonderful Accommodation that made us want to visit again.\nThank you very much.

Family stay After check-in, we could relax in the lounge. All-inclusive—plenty of snacks, too! Dinner had wonderful Kyushu flavors. Saga beef, sashimi, desserts, and even turban shells at breakfast. We ate so much, and the pancakes were amazing. After the bath, there was a soothing relaxation area with amazake available—it was truly calming. It made us want to come back again.

I stayed here along the line for a concert in Takaishi City. The location was convenient, check-in was straightforward, and the room was spacious—overall a very comfortable stay. As a personal note… the bathtub felt a bit shallow. Also, my name was entered incorrectly at check-in, but the front desk staff were very pleasant, so it didn’t leave me with a bad impression. If I have the chance, I’d like to stay again and make use of the on-site Facilities as well.

At first glance at the building—no offense intended—I didn’t have high expectations for the meals. But then. I was amazed by the wide variety at dinner, and everything was fresh and delicious. I was truly impressed—Japanese, Western, and Chinese dishes all together. I enjoyed it very much. Breakfast was just as delicious. The bath is spacious. As it’s a hot spring, it warms you right up. The fresh wine I bought at the shop was excellent. Thank you for taking such good care of us.

It was perfect—close to the station and with a large public bath. However, when using the hair dryer in the bath’s changing room, there was one spot without an outlet, so I had to move seats to use it. Why is there no outlet nearby even though there’s a hair dryer? For breakfast, I thought the cutlet and fried shrimp might feel heavy in the morning, but they were lightly fried and crispy on the outside and tender inside—so good that even I, who usually don’t eat fried food, enjoyed them. It looked a bit tough for one staff member to handle everything alone, but when I left, they greeted me with a wonderful smile. Even if I’m not staying at the Hotel next time, it’s a place I’d like to visit again.

Guest Room & Amenities: We had a twin room, and it was spacious. The view from the window was great. Amenities are picked up from in front of the front desk. There is a wide range of loungewear sizes, and I was happy that you can take different sizes for the top and bottom. There were only a few tissues in the room, so I used the ones I brought with me. The safe is small. Service: Very good. Onsen/Baths: The water was nice, but it’s puzzling that there are three bathing areas for women and only one Onsen bath. If heated water is necessary, wouldn’t just one be enough? The open-air bath had a lovely atmosphere and was great. Facility & Equipment: There is a sofa in front of where the air conditioner blows, so cold air hits you directly; it was too chilly to sit there for long. The parking lot is a bit narrow. The underground parking area would be tough for elderly guests to walk up from. Dining: Both dinner and breakfast were buffet-style, and everything was very delicious. It was disappointing that the spare ribs at dinner were overly dry and had become tough; otherwise, we were very satisfied. Overall Satisfaction: We stayed during Obon, but aside from the parking lot it didn’t feel overly crowded, and we were able to relax comfortably. We felt we’d found a great Hotel.

They kindly changed my Room to one facing east. On my way out, I forgot my phone at the front desk, and when I realized it after leaving the Hotel, a staff member ran after me to return it. Thank you so much despite being busy.

The hotel was perfect in terms of the view—ocean-view rooms on the upper floors only. However, I was bothered by the noise from planes heading to/from Kansai International Airport and the high-speed elevators, which is common in tall hotels. It seems flights do not operate between 11:00 PM and 6:00 AM, and the elevator noise wasn’t too loud, so I was able to sleep during that time. If you can sleep on public transport, it probably won’t be an issue at all. Requesting a room farther from the elevators might help a little, but when I stayed at Prince Hotel Ikebukuro before, it didn’t make much difference, so I didn’t request it this time. Breakfast had a wide variety of options—I even had an ikura rice bowl in the morning. The in-room bath was clean, but I’m deducting one point because there is no hot spring facility.

The hotel is in a very convenient location, close to the station as well as major shopping and dining areas. On-site parking is limited, but there is an affiliated parking lot nearby at a reasonable rate. The staff are very kind and attentive. The natural hot spring was excellent—truly worthy of Obihiro’s reputation for beautiful baths—and I felt completely refreshed afterward. Some of the facilities feel a bit dated, but they appear to have been renovated. The room was spacious enough, and overall comfort was outstanding.

I have stayed here several times, and the location is convenient and easy to access. This time, I was upgraded from a standard single room to a ladies’ double room, which made my stay even more comfortable. I recommend this Hotel in Sendai to anyone.

Our family of three stayed here. The staff greeted us with warm smiles and attentive service, so we felt completely at ease. The Room was a spacious Junior Suite with excellent amenities. The bed was incredibly comfortable—our best Hotel stay ever. For dinner, we enjoyed a Japanese course meal. Early the next morning, we were also able to see a sea of clouds, making it an unforgettable experience. We would love to visit again. Thank you very much!

It was my first stay, and I was very satisfied with the hotel—the room and the front desk service were both excellent.

The bath was very relaxing, and breakfast service was smooth with a good selection.

I visited after a live show in Nakameguro, so it was late and I didn’t have a chance to check out the surrounding facilities. However, it was right by the station exit, so even though it was raining, I arrived quickly. My daughter lives in Tennozu Isle, so I was able to visit her in the morning before my 11:30 gathering. The location is very appealing, and I’d like to stay here again when traveling solo in Tokyo.

I came to Fukuoka for the first time for a live concert trip. I chose this hotel because it’s just a 1-minute walk from Kushida Shrine, and it really is—once you exit from Exit 5, it’s right in front of you. Canal City Hakata is also close by. The room was more compact than I expected, but it was clean, and I loved that you take off your shoes at the entrance. There was tatami flooring, and the bed was low (so it feels safe even if you’re staying with children). Above all, it was a very relaxing room. However, since my knee was slightly injured, the chair in the room felt like an awkward height and made it hard to stand up. It made me think I might have been better off with a standard room. If you have back or knee problems, this chair might be tough. Still, I enjoyed taking my time in the large public bath. On the way back, I tried walking to Hakata Station and it took less than 10 minutes—I couldn’t believe how quickly I arrived. It’s a very convenient and great hotel. It’s definitely a place that makes me want to stay again when I come back to Hakata. Thank you very much.

I stayed at this Hotel the night before to catch the bus from Sannomiya to Awaji Island. The area in front of the station was under construction, so I had to take a detour, but it was conveniently located near the station and close to the bus stop. The building next door was also under construction, but it wasn’t an issue. There is a book lounge, which I was very happy about as a book-lounge fan. (I only found out after staying.) Drinks and two kinds of snacks were available free of charge. I didn’t use it, but there was also a sweets time, with local donuts served. Despite how it looks from the outside, it was a comfortable Hotel.

Whenever I visit Kagawa, I always stay here. They accommodate early-morning check-ins, and when I stay with my elderly mother, they accept our courier delivery (clothing) and place it in the Room. Since there is no freezer in the Room, the front desk also helps with that. If you ask, they are happy to assist, so we can stay comfortably. As for the large public bath, there are only a few shower stations, so it is often crowded and we sometimes use the bathroom in the Room instead. I would be glad if the available hours were a bit longer. The Room we had this time had a newer air conditioner, which made it very comfortable.

Thank you for taking care of us again in a Room with an open-air bath. The Room has beds, and at the back there is a spacious armchair where you can sit and relax while looking out at the garden. I was able to unwind there, enjoying tea and reading quietly. With the beds, it was also easy to lie down and rest right away, which gave me a reassuring sense of comfort. Last time we stayed over New Year’s with family, but this time it was wonderful to enjoy the garden as it shifted from summer into autumn while soaking in the open-air bath in the Room. Sanraku is also well known for its baths; in particular, the open-air baths are highly recommended, as you can feel even the natural breeze and soak amid beautiful mountain scenery. As for the cuisine, there has been a change of head chef, bringing a fresh new approach. While maintaining Sanraku’s original attentive Japanese cuisine that highlights seasonal ingredients, I could sense new ideas being introduced. Dishes were served freshly prepared, and it felt clear that great care is taken so guests never grow tired of what is offered. Our attendant provided detailed explanations of each dish and showed wonderful hospitality. An attendant who had looked after us previously also took the time to speak with us. The front desk and welcoming staff remembered our previous stay as well, making this an Onsen Ryokan where you can truly relax with peace of mind. I sincerely hope that such a hospitable Japanese Ryokan will continue its history for many years to come. As an IKYU Diamond member benefit, we received half a bottle of wine as well as shopping vouchers—great value tickets that could be used both for drinks at meals and for souvenirs. This is a Ryokan I would love to visit again.