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Check-in is until 10:00 PM, but it was reassuring to know it would still be okay even if I arrived late. I struggled because I couldn’t figure out how to enter the passcode at the door. Since there is no front desk, there was no one to ask… The shower room door wouldn’t open, and when I contacted support via the tablet, the staff member was a foreigner and we couldn’t communicate well… (They were doing their best, so it didn’t leave a bad impression.) I also had trouble because there was no hot water for the bath, but it turned out the water heater switch wasn’t on… (If guests are going to use hot water anyway, I wish it had been turned on.) The tablet stand was broken, and when I touched it I found signs of a previous repair with duct tape on the back. (Just to be clear—I didn’t break it.) The Room felt clean, and the cooking utensils were more than adequate. (If coffee is provided, I’d also like milk and sugar!) There was also a washing machine and a drying rack, which impressed me. I’d like to stay at another Accommodation in this group when traveling elsewhere.

This was my first stay, and all the staff were very friendly, and the food was delicious.

You can really feel the dignity of a long-established Ryokan. It had the distinguished atmosphere of an Accommodation that hosts the Kisei title match. After arrival, my companion was delighted with the welcome beer (or soft drink). We used the complimentary beer voucher during our stay after bathing and enjoyed a delicious post-bath beer. Dinner was served in our Room, so we could relax and take our time. I had breakfast in the dining area, though it seems in-room breakfast is also available. I say that because a staff member mistakenly came to deliver breakfast to our Room (an error). Both dinner and breakfast were enjoyable, making great use of local ingredients. Breakfast in particular was simple but delicious. At checkout, the staff apologized for the breakfast mix-up, and the proprietress also offered her apologies. That kind of thoughtfulness felt like true Japanese Ryokan hospitality.

Convenient access to tourist attractions such as Kiyomizu-dera, and I had a comfortable stay for two days. The accommodation had a large public bath, but perhaps due to the high number of foreign guests, it was not crowded. I used it in the morning and evening and always enjoyed it in peace.

I have stayed here before, and the facility and meals were good, allowing for a comfortable stay. Additionally, it was convenient as a base for visiting various tourist spots in Mie Prefecture.

Always a pleasant stay. If I may point out, the water from the shower takes a little longer to heat up. Other than that, I am fully satisfied. Looking forward to my next visit!

I occasionally stay at hotels in the Ginza area, but this stay was the most satisfying so far. The price range of around 40,000 yen is just right for Ginza—not too expensive or too cheap. The flow from the entrance to the room was smooth, and the large public bath was spacious, clean, and well-designed with a great sense of style throughout. Additionally, the fragrance inside the elevator was very pleasant—it made me curious about which brand's scent was being used because it smelled wonderful. What stood out most was how staff handled a situation when I accidentally left my ring in a locker at the public bath. Despite it being after closing hours, a front desk staff member kindly and promptly searched for it and helped me recover it—I am truly grateful for their assistance. Among all my stays in Ginza accommodations so far, this hotel has been my favorite by far. Thank you for such a wonderful experience! (As an IKYU Diamond Member, I would be even happier if more perks were added for Diamond members in the future!)

First, the Hotel itself was great in terms of cleanliness, location, and security. The bathtub was large enough to stretch out in, and although it’s in a busy area, the Room was quiet and very comfortable. However, what was disappointing was the staff... When I called in advance to change my check-in time (a male staff member), he was very pleasant, and I looked forward to my stay. At check-in—skipping the details—they were polite but never smiled throughout. At check-out as well, I simply placed the key card into a box, but there were four or five male and female staff members nearby doing something, and not a single person spoke to me... so I left quietly. The only person who greeted me during my stay was a foreign female housekeeping staff member in the morning. Even though she seemed busy, she cheerfully said “Good morning!” with a smile, which felt really nice and made me happy. I’ve stayed at many Hotels before and have never once felt unsure about how the staff treated guests, so this was very disappointing. The Hotel itself is good, and I would like to stay again if I have the chance. I also think it’s a recommended Hotel—so I wrote this hoping that this point can be improved.

The price was reasonable, and the checkout time was comfortably late. Since it is located in a rural area and it was summer, I was a bit surprised to find a few insects in the bathroom. Other than that, the service was good, and the Room was spacious and comfortable.

I made a same-day Reservation on a spontaneous trip with no fixed plans. There was a local craft beer tap next to the check-in counter, and you can pour it into a cup and enjoy it in your Room. The Room felt a bit dated, but it was kept clean. There was no view, but I slept comfortably. There was a restaurant behind the check-in counter, but it wasn’t available on the day of my stay. The wine bar tenant on the 1st floor was also closed for the holiday. There are many restaurants nearby open until late at night, so finding dinner isn’t an issue. There is a Yamazaki Daily Store about a 2-minute walk away. Breakfast costs 2,000 yen and must be requested by 8:00 PM the day before. The rice is excellent.

The Hotel building is not large, but it was conveniently located very close to Matsumoto Station. The Accommodation rate was affordable, the cleaning was thorough and everything was clean, and the Room had the minimum necessary amenities. The shower water pressure was also sufficient. The staff were also very pleasant at check-out. I wish there had been coffee service. If I have a chance to visit Matsumoto again, I would like to stay here again.

Stayed for two nights for my child's common test. Unlike a Business Hotel, the toilet and bath were separate, and there was a microwave and washing machine, which was very convenient. I was able to relax during my stay. The wallpaper with parakeets was also cute.

Even though the building is 300 years old, it has been carefully maintained down to every detail, and we had a very comfortable stay. Above all, the staff were truly wonderful. We would love to visit Kurashiki again, and Yoshii Ryokan will be our only choice. Thank you very much!

As the title says, it’s close to both Kokusai-dori and Shuri Castle, and the breakfast is delicious. Having a convenience store inside the Hotel is very convenient, and the laundry facilities are also great for business trips. Next time, I’d like to come with my family and fully enjoy the infinity pool and lounge!

This time, you kindly arranged a special riverside Room (Japanese-style), and I found it very soothing to be surrounded by the sound of the stream and the forest. The Room also had a private Onsen bath, which made my stay extremely comfortable. I was also very satisfied with the scenic view of the stream from the open-air bath, along with the forest and the evening cicadas—it was truly atmospheric. The quality of the Onsen was excellent as well, and I was very pleased. As the building is a designated tangible cultural property, it felt like stepping back into Japan’s Taisho era. Although it is old, it is kept very clean, and I had a relaxing stay. Thank you very much.

This was my first stay here. The Room, bath, and view were all wonderful. If possible, I think it would be nice to have a TV on the first floor as well. There was a projector, but it isn’t really usable during the day. However, I realized on the last day that the projector can connect via Bluetooth to the Bose speaker in the Room, so at night you can enjoy videos with great sound. Now to the main point! During my 3-night stay, I tried all three options: yakiniku, sukiyaki, and shabu-shabu. One note: for the yakiniku set, the beef tongue was labeled “premium tongue,” but most of it seemed to be tongue tip rather than premium cuts. Other than that, everything was delicious and very satisfying.

This is just perfect.

I stayed with my beloved dog. The Room was clean and odor-free, and I appreciated that the trash bin was placed out of reach for my dog. There was also information about nearby pet-friendly shops. We were not disturbed by the sounds of dogs from other Rooms, allowing my dog to relax comfortably. The staff, from various countries, interacted with warm smiles without being overly formal, which left a very positive impression. I would love to stay again if given the opportunity.

Overall, it was excellent. However, I had trouble sleeping because the pillow didn’t suit me, which might be a personal preference. There was no information provided about the lounge (?), and I only realized it later. Was this because I checked in late and had limited time? Or is it not offered from the start due to cost-saving measures? Since the bed has a large gap underneath, regular checks might be a good idea.

I chose this hotel for my concert trip because it was reasonably priced. The Room was more spacious than expected, and the framed Miró print (with a serial number) was lovely. Elevator access required key authorization, so security felt solid. The shampoo and other amenities were POLA—moisturizing and pleasant to use—and both mineral water and coffee were available freely (helpful for preventing heatstroke). Best of all was the welcoming staff’s smiles. I hope to stay again when I have the chance.