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It was clean and close to the station, and there were plenty of places to eat nearby, so I had no worries. The large public bath was also spacious enough that you wouldn’t expect it from a capsule Hotel. I’d like to stay again.

I enjoyed spending some time without a TV for the first time in a while, listening to music via Bluetooth. The Room was spacious and comfortable, and I was able to relax. The outdoor exhibits were colorful and fun, and I even walked along the beach for the first time in years. Thank you as well for arranging the Shuttle Service to the museum at night. Thanks to that, I was able to fully enjoy a different side of the museum experience. I forgot to check the opening hours and missed seeing the Valley Gallery, so I’d like to try again and make a Reservation for another visit. Thank you for such an elegant stay.

The moment we arrived and were shown to the lobby, we were greeted by nostalgic scenery and items. To be honest, the interior and furnishings pleasantly defied what you might expect from an “auberge.” It didn’t feel unpleasant at all—rather, it was a comforting space filled with a sense of nostalgia. Everything in the building was impeccably clean; even the wooden floors in the corridors were gleaming. Throughout the property, there were many handmade mini “info” posters with a wide variety of topics, and we really enjoyed reading them. Because the hot spring source temperature is low, it seems to be heated and circulated, but the water has a silky texture that left our skin smooth. The bath in our room was not hot spring water, but the view from the bathroom window was wonderful. Dinner is a full-course French meal, and breakfast is Japanese-style. Both were extremely satisfying in taste and portion size—we enjoyed them very much. There is also a good selection of drinks, and we appreciated how reasonably priced they were. The staff provided excellent service in every respect, with outstanding hospitality. For us coming from Nara, Abashiri in eastern Hokkaido is certainly not close—but this is an inn we absolutely want to visit again.

I stayed at “Suzuya” at HOTEL KOU Otsu Hyakucho. It is located in Otsu’s traditional shopping arcade, and the room is a renovated space that used to be a shop. The renovation was beautifully done, and the facilities—such as the kitchenette, washbasin area, and bathroom—were all new. Although compact, everything was easy to use and very comfortable. I also loved the interior design featuring classic Scandinavian furniture. I joined the free guided tour of the shopping arcade as well. The guide introduced us to various well-known local shops, and I enjoyed shopping at a tea shop, a Japanese sweets shop, a butcher, and a pickle shop. For dinner, I bought small portions of roast beef, croquettes, pickles, deli items, and rice balls from the arcade and enjoyed them in my room with a half bottle of Shiga wine provided as a Diamond member benefit. Breakfast was served at the main building “Omiya,” where I had eel chazuke (tea poured over rice). It was delicious. The lounge’s complimentary drinks and sweets were also great. In terms of facilities and convenience alone, a modern business hotel might feel more comfortable in some ways. However, staying right in the shopping arcade and visiting local stores made Otsu feel much more familiar and close to me. It was a unique stay compared to an ordinary hotel experience—and it became a wonderful travel memory.

We really enjoyed our stay at this unique, local pension. Everything was exactly as described. The meals were the highlight of our stay. The owner is a very kind and friendly lady, and we truly appreciated her warm welcome. One minor note for guests traveling with large luggage: there is no elevator, so please pack light if possible.

We stayed here on a family trip. The Japanese meals were delicious, and even after eating a lot, we didn’t feel heavy. The white rice was especially excellent. The Room was quiet and very relaxing, and since we could use the private bath as much as we wanted depending on the time slot, it felt like a great deal to stay at such a wonderful Ryokan—we were very satisfied.

Overall, I’m very satisfied. It’s close to the station, has EV charging, and the breakfast is delicious. The bed firmness is just right, and the pillows are great. My only complaint is that the bath water was lukewarm and there’s no sauna. That’s a personal preference, so it’s not a big deal. I’ll stay here again!

I live in the Uchibo area of Chiba Prefecture, and I stayed here for personal reasons. There was nothing negative about the Hotel itself; however, the only thing was that the nori served at breakfast seemed a bit damp. Since it was delicious Chiba-produced nori, I felt it was a shame—I’d love for people from The whole country, or even around the world, to enjoy it. Other than that, it’s truly a good Hotel with no issues.

Thank you again for your hospitality this year. The Room was simple and flawless! It had a washer and dryer, plus a refrigerator and microwave, so self-catering was easy. We’d love to stay again next time.

This Hotel offered excellent value for money. The bath and toilet were separate, and everything still felt new and very clean. After the typhoon, the humidity was high, and I was surprised to get bitten by ants. Three appeared, so I contacted the staff and they moved me to another Room. The bed was a bit firm, but having a washing machine, microwave, and stove was great. I didn’t use them this time, but they would be ideal for a longer stay. Watching planes take off from the balcony was also fantastic.

It was a very pleasant Hotel. The Room layout was excellent; although compact, the sliding door allowed the space to be separated from the bedroom, so even when staying with a friend, it was easy and comfortable to change clothes and take a shower. The service was also outstanding, with thoughtful attention and just the right sense of distance. Their sightseeing advice was spot-on, and they also offered Shuttle Service, which was great. There were hardly any shops in front of Tenri Station, so after wandering around we headed there by taxi. If we had come straight to the Hotel without wandering, we would have found more options at the roadside station next door—so next time I’ve decided to go directly to the Hotel as soon as I arrive at the station.

Conveniently located near Kayabacho Station on the Tozai Line, it was easy to find without getting lost. The Room was well-cleaned, and the bathroom and toilet were new and spotless. I would like to use it again next time.

From check-in, everything was easy to find and I was able to spend my time comfortably. The bath was available until 2:00 a.m. and again from 5:00 a.m., so I could use it whenever I wanted, and I really appreciated the guest-first approach rather than rules set for the Accommodation’s convenience. The Facility was also clean—nothing to complain about.

Thank you very much for accommodating our various requests from before our stay through to after check-out. From the room, we could see Dejima, and the view was wonderful and truly felt like Nagasaki. Breakfast was also delicious, and we enjoyed a menu with local Nagasaki specialties. Thanks to you, we were able to fully enjoy our trip to Nagasaki for the first time in over a decade. If we have the opportunity to visit Nagasaki again, we would love to stay with you again.

It’s a perfect 5 out of 5 for me! The bed springs suit my body well, and having a double bed all to myself is the best. All the staff are very friendly as well. I’ll definitely stay again. Thank you in advance.

It was a wonderful Accommodation where we could relax in peace, like staying at a private villa with only two Rooms. The chef’s cuisine was truly delicious—everything handmade with creative touches using local ingredients, beautifully presented and easy to enjoy. We were completely satisfied and enjoyed every dish. The staff also shared lots of great recommendations in Nasu, including tasty bakeries, drinks, and sightseeing spots, which made our stay even more enjoyable. Thank you very much for taking such good care of us. There was an alcoholic drink made with Tochiotome strawberries—I've forgotten the name, but I’d like to look for it next time I visit Nasu.

Just as in the photos on Ikkyu, the property is surrounded by nature, and the location overlooking the Kofu Basin is truly spectacular. The room is compact, but its tent-like design makes it fun. The bath isn’t a hot spring, but the night view from the open-air bath was stunning and more than satisfying. Before dinner, we relaxed by swaying in a hammock on the terrace and taking our time by the campfire. Dining while watching the scenery gradually shift from dusk to a glittering night view felt incredibly luxurious, and the food was delicious. Everything—from in-room facilities and amenities to tableware and cutlery—shows great attention to detail, and overall it has a wonderful sense of style. In the morning, I woke up before dawn and spent time watching the Kofu Basin slowly brighten from a landscape still lit with city lights, with Mt. Fuji in view. Having coffee by the campfire was an unforgettable experience that I’m sure I’ll remember for a long time. I highly recommend this place; however, breakfast is self-prepared, so that may come down to personal preference.

I was surprised at how affordable it was, yet the Facility and the staff service were excellent. Although it’s described as an artificial Onsen, it was very nice, and the hair dryer and shower were high quality. A women’s iron was also provided. I arrived a little early, but the staff were very kind, and I had a pleasant stay through checkout. There were books in my Room, including one by APA Hotel’s president, which I enjoyed reading. It felt like a Hotel that truly aims to please its guests. I’d like to stay again.

It was conveniently located near the airport and easy to access. There is also parking available, so it’s reassuring if you’re traveling by car. I was worried about finding somewhere for dinner, but there were restaurants and a convenience store nearby, which was great.

This was our second stay at Umekiya. We stayed once before and it was so great that we chose it again. The owner talked with us about why we picked this place again, as well as products made on Awaji Island and shops run by local creators, and we were able to actually stop by. They also share recommended spots around Awaji Island. On our second visit, we used a nearby super sento. It was extremely crowded with locals, so while Umekiya doesn’t have a bathtub, if you want to take your time in the bath, it’s better to use Umekiya. The Wi‑Fi in the Room (which didn’t work well last time) had been improved, but the best part is spending time enjoying the atmosphere in the shared space on the first floor while having free drinks. There are two shared toilets, but my family wished they were separated for men and women. It’s also hard to tell whether someone is inside; even though one of them was vacant, I was knocked on and asked to hurry up. It would be helpful if it were easier to see whether each toilet is occupied or not. If we come back to Awaji Island again, this is a place we’d like to stay at.