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The weather was great and everything looked beautiful! I finally got to visit Tai Island in Wakinosawa this year since I missed it last time. With sightseeing boats being discontinued this year, it might be your last chance—tickets are 1,200 yen; highly recommended! Also enj

I’m a repeat guest. This was my first time staying in a twin room, and it was spacious and comfortable. There is a towel rack stand that you don’t often see at other Business Hotels. I’m always unsure where to put wet towels for use again in the morning, so I really appreciated i

The room was clean and spacious, with enough space even for four beds. Plenty of amenities were provided, but since there was no coffee initially in the room, I gave it 4 stars. The customer service was excellent with no complaints. Regarding the bath, the tub size, water tempe

Dinner was a buffet with all-you-can-eat eel, steak, and tuna sashimi, and everything was delicious. They also held a festival-style kids’ event, so after dinner the children enjoyed shaved ice and even tried ball scooping. The staff were kind and attentive to each guest as well.

The front desk staff provided pleasant service, and I was able to enjoy a relaxing bath. However, the clock was about two hours fast, so when I checked out thinking it was 8:00 AM and headed to work, it turned out to be 6:30 AM. If you stay here, I recommend checking the clock. O

I stayed here during an event in Shizuoka. It was more affordable than other Hotels in the same area, which really helped. The bed and unit bath were clean, and I had a comfortable stay. I also appreciated the juice dispenser service. I couldn’t use the large public bath because

I spent the New Year holidays at a nearby Onsen. It is indeed old. The building is like a maze due to extensions, but the cards placed in the hallway were like Hansel and Gretel, and the elderly couple laughed, saying, "We just need to follow these." The highlight is the Onsen! As soon as you enter, you'll be moved by the wonderful Onsen, exclaiming, "This hot water!" There is no open-air bath or sauna, but it's truly a waste not to experience such a great Onsen. I regret not having visited before. It's only a 30-minute drive from my home, so I plan to use it for day trips from now on.

The building is old and has a retro Showa-era feel, but it was very clean. There were many services, such as welcome water, an ice exchange voucher, canned tea, canned coffee, nighttime service beer and a late-night snack, and a free breakfast. The disappointing point was the air conditioner. Although the Room had been renovated, the air conditioner was old and did not allow fine airflow adjustment. Even after turning it off, there was mechanical noise for a while, and occasionally water dripped from it. Since it was directly above the pillow, it startled me.

The Room was spacious and had air conditioning and a TV, the toilet had a bidet, there was a sulfur Onsen, and we could also enjoy an Onsen tour at the sister properties. There is also a retro Onsen town nearby with a wonderful atmosphere. The female staff member at the front des

The all-you-can-drink alcohol option costs 990 yen for 90 minutes and includes beer, whiskey, shochu, sake, and Akadama Punch. Soft drinks are free by default, including soda water to make highballs or sours as you like. The Room is small but clean and comfortable. However,

This was my first stay at this accommodation. It is not too far from Kokura Station, and I enjoyed walking through the streets and shopping areas on the way. The room was compact and well-organized, with excellent cleanliness. The facility had a slightly nostalgic atmosphere, whi

About a 5-minute walk away are Hotto Motto, MaxValu, and Yappari Steak. It’s also convenient and inexpensive from Naha Airport: get off at Naha Commercial High School (the first bus stop) and it’s just over a 5-minute walk. Recommended for those who want to save money for live

I stayed here to participate in the Saga Sakura Marathon. On the day, Hotels in Saga City were expensive, so I chose to stay in Tosu even though it was a bit farther away. The bathroom could have been cleaned more thoroughly, but otherwise I had no issues during my stay.

Although the official directions indicate Exit 1, if your suitcase is heavy or the stairs are difficult, take the escalator at Exit 8 to street level and cross the traffic light toward Daily Yamazaki diagonally opposite; the Hotel is just there. The Hotel has only one escalator,

I was very satisfied with this Onsen Accommodation surrounded by nature, and there was also a great souvenir shop.

Amenities are fully provided. The large bath features natural Onsen water, which makes your skin feel smooth and leaves you feeling thoroughly warmed. The bath area also offers carefully selected shampoo, conditioner, and body wash. I will definitely stay here again on my n

Having an IH stove top (konro) and microwave along with a washing machine in the room made long-term stays very convenient. There is also a convenience store right next door as well as Super Maruetsu (Maruetsu), allowing you to do some light cooking in your room (simple pots/p

What impressed me most was the onsen. Having traveled extensively within Japan myself, I thought it offered excellent water quality. The temperature of the water was just right for warming up thoroughly. There were also hotter baths available but surprisingly comfortable to s

I was happy to find chicken wings at the breakfast buffet, and it was great that Noritake Garden was within walking distance. One small point: when I tried to enter from the main street, I was surprised by the large step at the entrance—it felt like “heave-ho” to get in. Later,

I was truly impressed by their consistently warm smiles and courteous service, so I booked again right away. This time as well, the Onsen and the meals were excellent! And Ms. Ao○’s hospitality was warmer than at any luxury Hotel—her smile was a perfect 10/10—and it made for such