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I stayed for one night starting August 14. Every year around this time, I return from Saitama Prefecture to visit family graves, but since my family home was lost in the earthquake, I stay at a Hotel instead. In previous years, I stayed at Daiwa Roynet Hotel Ichibancho every year, but because the parking lot was always off-site, I learned about Sendai West Exit Premier near the station and stayed here for the first time. Since it’s close to the station, I was worried about parking availability, but I was glad I could park even before check-in time. I’ve stayed at several Daiwa Roynet Hotels, and their bathrooms are my favorite. If I had made my Reservation earlier, a slightly larger Room might have been available, but it was quieter than expected despite being near the station. The location is very convenient, so I would definitely like to stay again next time. Thank you very much.

I stayed here with my elderly parents. We requested smaller portions in advance, and the amount was perfect. We usually end up leaving some, but we finished everything. Every dish was carefully prepared, and the tableware was lovely. It was truly delicious. The Onsen in our Room was also wonderful, and my parents enjoyed it many times. The staff were very courteous and thoughtful in many ways. Thank you very much. We would love to visit again!

The location is convenient, and the room was spacious enough and very clean, so I was very satisfied. I didn’t use the dining options, but there is a restaurant on the front desk floor, and there were also many places to eat nearby. If one of your group’s Hotels is available at my future travel destinations, I would be happy to stay again.

We stayed for one night in July. A senior colleague who lives in Ehime Prefecture recommended Funaya, saying that if we were going to stay anywhere, it should be Funaya—so we decided to stay together. We were both truly impressed. The meals were excellent, both dinner and breakfast. The fish was incredibly fresh—we were amazed. The Room was also impeccable in every way, with nothing to complain about. We would definitely like to stay again.

I stayed at Takanawa Prince Hotel, which I had often passed by on my way for years. With accommodation rates rising, I chose it because it was reasonably priced and had been renovated. The hotel was clean and very comfortable to use. The front desk staff greeted me politely, and I also liked the coffee machine at the entrance. I would like to stay again. Just one thing: using the app, I could watch YouTube and other content, but the volume was so low that I could barely hear anything. I'm not sure whether this is related to the hotel or not.

From the moment we arrived at the Hotel entrance, a staff member ran ahead of our car and guided us all the way to where we should stop in the parking area. We enjoyed the delicious welcome cake and drinks before heading up to our Room. The open-air bath was wonderful, and the view from the adjacent chair was spectacular—at night, under moonlight and a starry sky, it was a peaceful space filled only with the sound of the waves. Our first family trip in a long time as a group of four became an amazing experience thanks to everyone on staff at Kanbara. Thank you very much.

Conveniently located near the station. The Room amenities were easy to use, and I had a comfortable stay. Breakfast was also delicious. I was especially impressed by the sea bream chazuke.

The great location, the view from the Room, the comfort of the premium lounge, the cleanliness of the Room, and the delicious breakfast were all as expected or better, and I was very satisfied. I would like to stay here again on my next trip to Sapporo.

I was impressed by how automated check-in and check-out are now, but since I was with my daughter, we got through it smoothly. The welcome drink grape juice was so good that I kept going back for more—even after the late-night noodles. The coffee was great both hot and iced. After walking around Kofu, I headed to the large public bath to avoid the crowds. Soaking in the Onsen and seeing Mt. Fuji from the open-air bath was breathtaking. Feeling refreshed, I took another stroll around town before dinner at a restaurant I had reserved. There are plenty of dining options from the station to around the Hotel, which will be helpful next time as well. After dinner, I went back to the large public bath for another soak, then enjoyed the late-night noodles. Since it was Saturday, there were many families and inbound travelers. As a local specialty, those late-night noodles were delicious—especially the seasoned egg topping with just the right level of flavor. Despite how many guests there were, it stayed quiet inside, and you could even check how busy things were during late-night noodles and breakfast. Breakfast also featured lots of local ingredients, with so many small side dishes that it was hard to choose. There were stewed offal dishes (motsuni), beef stew, and rice porridge as well (made fresh upon request). I relaxed with coffee until check-out and really enjoyed my first Dormy Inn stay. The staff struck a perfect balance—attentive without being intrusive—which made it very comfortable. Of course, I also enjoyed both the post-bath ice cream and lactic acid drink service.

I came here with a friend to relax and unwind in the natural hot spring water. This time we chose a more budget-friendly stay, so we skipped dinner. The Facility has a traditional Japanese design with great atmosphere, and it was truly calming. The hallways are covered with tatami mats, so it felt nice to walk around barefoot. The bath was incredibly relaxing—excellent. I was also able to fully unwind in the lobby. The onsen eggs were delicious, and breakfast was great as well. The Room had beds, so I could relax comfortably. One thing I didn’t expect was how few places there are to eat around the Accommodation. Many restaurants were closed on their regular days off, so finding somewhere for dinner took some effort. Also, when I misplaced something, their courteous support really helped. Every staff member greeted us with a smile and spoke politely—perfect service overall. Highly recommended.

I stayed for two nights and had a very comfortable stay. I had breakfast on the second morning, and I was glad to be able to enjoy Hokkaido specialties such as hokke (Atka mackerel) and ramen. It’s close to the station, has a large public bath, and is reasonably priced, so I would like to stay here again if I have the opportunity.

Stayed overnight after sightseeing at Besshi Copper Mine from Dogo Onsen. 　Conveniently close to the interchange. You do pass through the city center, but I loved the relaxed atmosphere of this Hotel and the marche. 　The Room has lots of window space, and I also liked the layout of the bed, sink area, and bath. The view was satisfying too (I had learned from Reviews in advance that you can see the parking lot), with a nice open outlook into the distance. 　All staff were polite and refreshing—matching the Hotel’s overall vibe. 　Breakfast was thoughtfully prepared, with just the right amount and quality. 　I also used the lounge. 　Buildings designed by Kengo Kuma have been increasing in various places I’ve visited before, but they’re so popular everywhere that it can be hard to enjoy them at my own pace... Here, though, I was able to take my time and enjoy the spaces—the lounge, around the stairs up to the Hotel, and more. I’ll stay again.

It was my first stay in a while, and it remains a wonderful Hotel. The approach leading straight from the public road to the main entrance is elegant and picturesque. Since it opened in 1935, the Facilities are not the latest, but that is exactly what gives it a unique charm. The staff’s service was also impeccable. For dinner, we enjoyed classic French cuisine rather than today’s modern fusion style—it was delicious. As is true of Unzen’s tourist areas in general, this historic destination is rich in nature, and I imagine maintaining both the Facilities and the gardens must be challenging for those in tourism. I’m sure there are many difficulties, but I truly hope you will continue to preserve this beautiful Hotel.

This was my first stay, and just as everyone says, the meals were outstanding. I’ve stayed at many Accommodations, but this was the most delicious by far. It wasn’t just tasty—the menu was exciting too, and I truly looked forward to mealtimes. Personally, I was especially impressed by how delicious the sautéed splendid alfonsino was. The Room was also very clean and comfortable. In addition, the location offers great access to everywhere, making sightseeing easy and convenient. When I visit Izu again someday, I’d love to stay here again. Thank you very much.

I drove to Toyama to enjoy sushi, Himi beef, and white shrimp. The parking system was a bit confusing at first, but the Hotel staff were kind and helpful, which I really appreciated. The Hotel has tatami flooring throughout, so you can walk barefoot (if you prefer slippers, please ask at the front desk). There were about four kinds of after-bath ice cream to choose from, which was fun, and the free massage chairs were fantastic.

I’ve stayed at several Kuretake Inn Hotels, and the ones with the “Premium” name are consistently comfortable with no real issues. The Kuretake Inn near Fukuroi Station is simple, very clean, and excellent. Breakfast is also plentiful and filling. Highly recommended.

They were considerate in ensuring we wouldn’t run into other guests from arrival to departure. It truly felt like a hidden retreat. The Room was very clean, and the amenities and drinks were plentiful. The food was also delicious. The bath was comfortable as well. The view from the Room was wonderful, and while we were looking out at the sea and Hatsushima Island, a rainbow appeared at just the right moment—it was spectacular.

We stayed in a Deluxe Twin Room. The Room was spacious enough to relax comfortably. We brought food into the Room for dinner, and with two chairs it felt very comfortable and roomy. At other hotels, you wouldn’t be able to stay in a Room this size for this price (just over 10,000 yen for two people with breakfast). The large public bath was a nice bonus, and the in-room bath was also spacious, with a separate washing area rather than a typical unit bath. Breakfast didn’t have a huge selection, but everything was delicious. This is one of the Hotels I highly recommend.

My first trip to Tottori. I was exhausted after the scorching heat at the Tottori Sand Dunes, but I was soothed by the Onsen, a wonderful dinner, and hospitality-filled service. The open-air bath in our detached Room was very spacious, and I enjoyed it many times. I especially loved the shiso pickled scallions served at dinner and bought some at the shop. I was surprised to find such a wonderful Onsen Accommodation so close to the station. I’d love to visit again.

This was my second stay, following last year’s visit. My flight was canceled due to the typhoon. Just when I thought I had managed to rebook, the Miyakojima flight was canceled as well. I truly appreciate your help with my repeated Reservation changes. Since my trip ended up being after the typhoon, I didn’t have trouble finding dinner, and it was convenient for snorkeling and getting around, so I enjoyed this year too. The Room is compact but clean and more than sufficient. The only disappointment was that I couldn’t have the juicy onigiri at breakfast again this year. I’ll be back next time for a rematch.