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This was my first stay at Richmond Hotel Miyazaki Ekimae. Before arriving, I called in advance to ask and consult about wheelchair arrangements, and the staff responded kindly and thoroughly, which allowed me to feel at ease throughout my stay. If I may add one request, having a wheelchair-accessible restroom would make it easier to recommend the hotel to guests of a wider range of ages.

We were completely satisfied with everything. The local fish deluxe course meal was especially outstandingly delicious! Thank you very much.

I’d heard the rumors, and they were true: the setting, hospitality, and cuisine were all outstanding. I’ve always felt that the Tokugawa family helped shape the foundations of Japanese culture, and Shiraisi-ya is said to be an even older establishment with over 300 years of history. I felt as though I experienced the secret to its longevity firsthand. I’d gladly recommend it to friends.

The location is practically Tenjin (nearest station: Akasaka), making it convenient not only for the office district around Nakasu and Hakata, but also for shopping areas like Tenjin and Yakuin, as well as academic neighborhoods such as Nishijin. Whenever I end up staying in Fukuoka on short notice, I always rely on this Accommodation. My stays in Fukuoka are usually packed and physically demanding, but it’s reassuring that there are Rooms with separate bath and toilet and a bathtub where you can stretch out your legs. On top of that, the 12:00 checkout Plan is available, so I can comfortably stay out late entertaining clients. That said, I oversleep every time and still haven’t made it to breakfast—but that’s just part of the charm. Next time I stay, I plan to fully enjoy breakfast as well.

Our room was in a separate annex building. There was a private hot spring bath on the second floor, so we could relax without worrying even with children. The breakfast and dinner were both more delicious than expected. It was a shame there were so many dishes that we couldn’t finish everything. With no unnecessary services, we were able to unwind at our own pace. We’d love to visit again during the autumn foliage season.

After laughing at Toyokan for my friend’s birthday, we stayed here to relax. They even prepared a birthday gift for us—thank you very much. In the evening, we spent time in the lounge on the 10th floor while enjoying Japanese sweets. The bathroom was separate from the toilet, so we could use it comfortably without worry. We had breakfast at View Hotel. It was a very satisfying stay, and my friend was delighted.

Although our room did not have an ocean view, the all-inclusive plan and the kind staff made our stay wonderful. This hotel has everything you could want—breakfast, dinner, snacks, and drinks—so you’ll never go without. If I lived nearby, I’d treat myself to a stay here every month.

This hotel is great. Last time, we mainly visited the terraced rice fields, the castle ruins, and Nunobiki Falls; this time, we went to Kumano Hongu Taisha and Tamaki Shrine. In any case, it’s very convenient for getting anywhere. On the way there we pass through Totsukawa Village, and on the way back we head toward Owase via the area around Onigajo for some fishing before taking the Meihan Expressway home. You can enjoy both mountains and sea. The Kitayama River flows right in front of the hotel. Early in the morning, when I went out for a walk, I saw lots of fish jumping. At night you can hear insects chirping all night long. There’s no game corner or karaoke-style facilities, but it’s an ideal hotel for a quiet stay. Of course, I’d happily stay here a third time as well.

I often choose JR-affiliated hotels for their convenient locations near stations. After enjoying the Blossom in Oita, I stayed here on a business trip to Hakata. Of the three options, I chose the Premier with the HAKATA Floor, which includes access to the top-floor lounge. While there isn’t a full food service like you’d find in a typical city hotel lounge, it was very convenient and easy to use for me—such as having matcha prepared as a welcome drink and being able to use it for extended hours. It was also fun that they offered a variety of local sweets, and the sweets provided in the room were delicious as well. I rated the facilities 4 points only because the large public bath happened to be crowded and I couldn’t fully relax—not really the hotel’s fault—but I thought it would be nice if there were a system to check restaurant and bath crowd levels from the room (as is sometimes available). (The in-room bath had a lovely woody aroma—I should have used that instead.) Breakfast on the 2nd floor made it easy to adjust portion sizes, and with comfortable sofa seating, I enjoyed an unhurried morning. There are plenty of dinner options nearby, and it felt like a safe area to go out alone at night.

This Accommodation is a day-use Onsen Facility with lodging, overlooking the satoyama landscape of Okuizumo. Thank you for letting us stay at a very reasonable rate as part of the “Special Room Grand Reopening Commemorative” offer. The Room was clean and comfortable. The refrigerator was well stocked with complimentary drinks such as beer, chu-hi, sake, and tea. There was also a coffee machine with plenty of coffee beans provided—perfect for coffee lovers. The open-air bath is not very open, but it is free-flowing from the source. However, since the source temperature is low at 29°C, it was disappointing that hot water needs to be added. Because it was hot in July, we mostly bathed using the source water as-is. When I returned to the air-conditioned Room I felt chilly at first, but afterward my body warmed up from the core. The large public bath was far from the Special Room, but I still went three times. I noticed a slight chlorine smell, but it was nicely warm. It would be ideal if the in-room bath’s spring water could be heated. For dinner we had the top-tier “Matsu Kaiseki” at a table in the restaurant. At this great price (50,000 yen), we were fully satisfied; however, if it were priced at 70,000–80,000 yen or more for two people, I think more creativity would be needed both in the dining setting and in the meal content. As of writing this Review on IKYU.com , it seems that Special Rooms are not currently being sold there. We were glad to enjoy beautiful satoyama views with no solar panels or anything else in sight from this Accommodation. All staff served us with warm smiles and pleasant hospitality. I also appreciated that most staff were local Japanese rather than foreign workers. We support hardworking Japanese Ryokan like yours. If charging regular rates, we hope you will consider adding one more step of “specialness” worthy of a Special Room. We would love to stay again.

Free on-site surface parking. A gas station is nearby; McDonald’s and the Valor supermarket are next door; Sukiya is across the road; and Takoman (a local confectionery) is just opposite. The rooms are spacious, clean, and comfortable. The staff’s warm smiles make you feel at ease. Even the housekeeping team greets you with a smile, not just the front desk, which is very pleasant. The large public bath has long opening hours, feels very clean, and is spacious. When I asked to have the air purifier replaced, they brought one right away. They also kindly explained that what I thought was dirt wasn’t actually dirt (they were considerate so I wouldn’t feel embarrassed). I didn’t catch their name, but thank you for your help despite being busy. It was so good that I extended my stay to a Multiple Night Stay.

We stayed here with four generations of our family. Because our 93-year-old grandmother has become more self-conscious around others and rarely goes out to eat, we chose a Room with a private Onsen. She was truly delighted, and we are so glad we chose this Room. Since it was a trip with four generations, we wanted a space where everyone could relax at their own pace, so we made a Reservation for the Wakakusa Room. Thanks to the spacious Room, everyone in the family was able to spend time comfortably and freely without any stress. We usually live in Mie, so it’s rare for our whole family to travel together. This time, traveling with our 3-year-old son and 93-year-old grandmother, we were able to create wonderful memories as a family. We hope we can all visit again while our grandmother is still doing well. Thank you very much for such an unforgettable stay.

Everything was comfortable, with absolutely nothing that felt “off” or stressful. The bath water uses the natural hot spring source from Iida Castle Onsen, and I was very satisfied with the quality—comparable to nearby Hirugami Onsen. It leaves your skin silky-smooth, and after bathing it feels soft and moisturized. Breakfast was also high quality. I chose a mostly Japanese-style meal with rice, but later tried the bread as well—and it was delicious. There were three kinds available (croissants and varieties filled with sweet red bean paste or mini sausages). All of them were crisp on the outside and moist inside without needing to be toasted—truly bakery-level quality. Even the coffee from the machine seemed carefully selected: clean-tasting, refreshing, and full of aroma with no unpleasant aftertaste. It’s also great that you can simply leave without any checkout procedure. Highly recommended!

Conveniently located on a main street and easy to spot, with plenty of bars and souvenir shops nearby. It’s also less than a 10-minute walk from the station, so I recommend it. Unfortunately, our stay overlapped with the local sake festival and the hotel was very busy, so having only one elevator wasn’t enough. The bath is technically a hot spring, but it felt more ordinary than I expected (in terms of smell and color), so my expectations were a bit too high (lol). Overall, though, I’d like to stay here again—next time on a day without the sake festival (lol).

Because it was close to the station, it was very convenient to leave our luggage and easily head out by bus or train to sightseeing spots a little farther away. Since the Room had a private bath, we could relax without worrying about others, and the in-room foot massager was also provided, which helped relieve travel fatigue and was great.

Impressed by the thorough cleanliness and the warm, senior-friendly hospitality. The open-air bath with stunning night views of the city below and a beautiful ocean panorama was exceptional. The tasteful cuisine was served in just the right portions and was absolutely delicious. I would love to stay again.

As it is also a training facility, there is a large desk, making it very comfortable for those who work in the room. The shower had good pressure, drainage was excellent, and perhaps because it is still new, everything was very clean and comfortable. The bed allowed for a restful sleep. Next time, I would like to try the breakfast.

I was impressed by the unchanged atmosphere and the meals. I would like to stay here again.

We stayed in the Force Room. Thank you for accommodating our last-minute Reservation.\nAlthough the Room is a separate building with a thatched roof, it is not an old traditional house; the interior has the latest facilities, so we were able to stay as comfortably as we would at a city Hotel.\nFrom the Room, we could see the thatched roofs of other rooms, and it felt like we had traveled back in time to another world.\nWe used the spacious open-air bath in our Room; the hot spring water was slightly cloudy with mineral deposits floating on top, and it was wonderful.\nThe large public bath is also right by the river, offering an open, airy feel and an excellent location.\nHighly recommended Accommodation.

The entire property is spotless and feels very clean. The Room was also clean, and the toilet in particular looked brand new. Of course, the baths are spacious, with various types of baths and a sauna. Bath hours are until 11:00 PM, so I ended up going right before closing each time, but I was satisfied. Checkout was smooth since all I had to do was put the key in the box. I will definitely stay here again when I visit Ishikawa Prefecture.