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It was a private room, but there was no TV in the Room. I was able to relax without worrying about time in a different environment from usual. It's a distance that can be done as a day trip, but if I have time, I would like to visit again.

I stayed overnight for an early morning flight to Miyako Island. It's about 1,500 yen by taxi from Naha Airport. It's one of the hotels close to the airport. The hotel feels like an apartment.

We stayed as a family of four. The open-air bath on the rooftop was a natural hot spring, and it was very pleasant. Since there were fewer reservations, we were able to use the private bath twice. The dinner course used local ingredients and was very delicious, and we were full after ordering additional cheese fondue. The master's explanation of the cuisine and onsen was very detailed, which doubled our enjoyment. There is a footbath in front of the hotel, and it is also close to the famous open-air bath "Sunayu," so we were able to enjoy it at a leisurely pace. Also, there are three cute cats inside the nearby Onsen Museum. It's a must-see for cat lovers.

Shuttle service from the pier to the accommodation was provided! The stay included two meals, and dinner was served at an on-site izakaya with warm, local dishes. Just when I thought it would end with fish, a pork fillet steak was also served, which was very satisfying! It was a bit disappointing that I didn’t check if the shared bath allowed morning showers. I also enjoyed local sake, making it a very pleasant accommodation experience.

Close to the business destination and the most affordable option in the area, I chose this accommodation for a rare opportunity to stay at Arima Onsen. Although I was slightly concerned due to unclear reviews and parking inquiries beforehand, the customer service was excellent—polite and kind. They also promptly issued a proof of stay upon request, which was very helpful. Guests staying at Hataya can use the onsen at Kamioobo, and their guidance regarding this was very thorough and pleasant. The onsen itself is old but atmospheric, located in an underground-like setting. Since it was late at night when I visited, there were few people (I had it all to myself), making it a relaxing experience. The guest room in the accommodation was clean and well-maintained. Being sensitive to smells, I appreciated that there were no unpleasant odors—just a traditional Japanese scent that added charm. The location is excellent: about a 3-minute walk from the famous Kin-no-Yu bathhouse, with convenience stores nearby as well as restaurants and souvenir shops within close proximity. As for drawbacks: - The smoking area is only available in a narrow space near the entrance, which could inconvenience those entering or exiting. - The walls are quite thin; sounds from neighboring rooms are noticeable, requiring extra consideration not to disturb others. - While there’s a desk and chair provided on wooden flooring near them (which amplifies noise), combined with limited space due to having a refrigerator nearby made working challenging—I ended up using the low table instead. This place may not be ideal for business purposes but poses no issues otherwise for leisure stays. Lastly—and not specific just here—accessing parking by car requires caution as roads in central Arima Onsen are narrow; pre-checking directions thoroughly is essential since some paths can make maneuvering difficult if you get lost. Despite listing several concerns above, my overall experience felt like an escape from daily life—it left me appreciating its charm even more after returning home!

Fireflies might have been gone by mid-July, but we spotted over 10 of them nearby and were deeply moved. The resident cat is very friendly and adorable. The meals were abundant, so much so that we regretted not being able to finish them all. The old building retains the charm of a traditional hot spring retreat from the early Showa era. While some may find it inconvenient, it’s perfect for those who enjoy the sound of flowing rivers, birdsong, and insects. The natural and straightforward hostess adds to the pleasant experience. The surrounding area must be beautiful in autumn as well!

The staff was very polite, making the stay as comfortable as being welcomed into a home. We received various updates in advance via short messages. The neighboring guests were families from countries like Italy, allowing us to fully enjoy the shared house atmosphere. The room decorations were lovely, and we enjoyed the handmade gacha-gacha by the owner—each try was 1,000 yen, and we did it three times. It was less than a 10-minute walk to the bus stop, and when we visit Naoshima again, we would love to stay here once more. Although the bathroom only had a shower, it was great that each guest had their own assigned shower and toilet. Coffee and tea were freely available; however, given the extreme heat during our stay, having a water dispenser would have been perfect. The cute room delighted our children as well!

I visited Suzaka for reasons other than sightseeing. After finishing my main errands, it was still before check-in, so they kindly stored my luggage. They also used a map to explain the area around the Accommodation so I could spend my free time well. It was raining, but thanks to their help I was able to enjoy exploring the area. After checking in and having dinner out, I had a great time in the evening chatting with the Accommodation staff and a guest from Spain. After check-out, they drove me to where I needed to go, which was a huge help. If I have another chance to visit Suzaka, I would love to stay again.

This was my first time staying here. The road leading to the Hotel (Lodge) is quite steep. While it wasn’t an issue for our home, certain cars might struggle. The road is narrow, and the broken curve mirror made it a bit inconvenient to check around corners. Considering the price, the Room, meals, and service were satisfactory; however, my wife was disappointed that there was no salad bar as shown in the Hotel's promotional images. On a positive note, even though the sink, toilet, and bath were shared facilities, they were clean and very well-maintained. Please ensure that all images and information about the Hotel are kept up-to-date regularly.

Stayed with the no-meal plan. I had already checked in advance that there was no bath, so it wasn't an issue, and I fully enjoyed a visit to a super public bath. The room was decorated with figures from my favorite anime, which made me very excited. It was close to both the station and Lake Biwa, so I went for walks to various places. The staff were friendly and welcoming, making my stay enjoyable. Thank you very much!

The Room was located in a scenic district and overlooked the street. It was a rare experience.

My work was at Wakayama Castle Hall, and the location was convenient, situated between the hall and the station. At first, I was a little unsure if I had the right place. The Room had a washing machine, which I made full use of. This time I stayed solo, but it also had a loft. The price was reasonable, so I would like to stay again if I have the chance.

I stayed for two nights. In a word, it's a place that embodies the charm of a good old inn. (Since it's not a typical hotel, those seeking equivalent quality might want to avoid it.) Personally, it feels like returning to a rural hometown, evoking such a mood. The meals in the morning and evening were delicious. The small kendo hall within the premises, filled with the lively voices of children, leaves a lasting impression. Also, the inn is run by a lovely family, centered around a cheerful landlady. Personally, I would like to repeat my visit if I have the opportunity. Thank you very much.

Although old, it was clean, and the service was excellent! There were other guests, but it was very quiet and comfortable accommodation. I was concerned about insects in the room, but considering the abundance of nature, it seemed unavoidable. The bath was just big enough for two people. (We knew in advance that it would be small, so there were no issues!) There was a self-service morning coffee available!

A single room cost just under 9,000 yen using points. When I mentioned at check-in that I was having stomach issues, they kindly changed the Genghis Khan meal to soba and seasoned rice. The delicious soba and warm hospitality lifted my spirits, which had been down due to my poor health. Thanks to this, my climb of Mt. Daisen the next day went perfectly. Thank you very much. The property's building and facilities are old, but they are kept very clean, so I had no issues at all. The view from the room is great, and the starting point for climbing Mt. Daisen, Daisenji Temple, Ogamiyama Shrine, and the autumn foliage spots are all very close. It's a place and Stays I want to visit again in a different season.

This was my first stay, and the hotel is located right on the slopes, making it very convenient for skiing/snowboarding. The meal was part of a reasonable plan, and the steak was delicious—I’m glad I chose this plan. The room had a humidifier and was warm and comfortable. Next time, I’d like to book a multiple night stay.

The house is older than expected, but it has a great atmosphere, almost like a drama filming location. It was a wonderful experience! There are six cats that stay in the garden and don’t come inside the house. Waking up to find cats on the veranda was incredibly soothing! You can also have a BBQ in the garden, and since there’s a roof, it seems fine even if it rains—though maybe not during heavy rain or strong winds. The toilet is Western-style and clean. The bathroom has two showers, so multiple people can use it at once, though the changing area is small. Bath towels are provided, but there were no face towels—it would be nice if they were available! Summer might be tough due to bugs, but mid-March felt just right! The owner was also very friendly and pleasant!