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Located near the center of the nine public bathhouses, and both dinner and breakfast were delicious, made with local ingredients. It was clean and had a calm atmosphere, so we were able to relax and enjoy a restful stay.

Although it was near Higashi-Kawaguchi Station and along the railway tracks, it was surprisingly quiet—so much so that I wondered if this was really in town—and I had a very comfortable stay. One small disappointment: when I woke up in the morning and turned on the lamp above t

I recently traveled to Hakone. I was unsure which Hotel or Ryokan to choose, but I decided on Mitake-san because they offered in-room dining that looked delicious in the photos and had a private open-air bath option. Upon arrival, we were warmly welcomed by adorable cats and kind staff, and the food was absolutely delicious. We enjoyed a wonderful and happy two days in Hakone. I hope to visit again within this year!

We stayed for 2 nights with 2 people, and the total cost for 2 weekday nights was 19,800 yen, which was very cost-effective. The view of Mount Yufu from the entrance was breathtaking and truly wonderful. However, the water pressure was quite low, so it took nearly an hour to fill the bathtub. During this time, other water pressure was almost nonexistent, which caused some inconvenience. Although we were informed about this at check-in, it was a bit disappointing. Other than that, the room was spacious and clean, which made us satisfied overall. The accommodation had a refrigerator, kettle, microwave oven, and toaster—all very convenient. Considering the affordable price point, our overall rating is 4 out of 5 points. Despite the issue with water pressure, we would like to stay here again in the future.

I stayed at the ANNEX, about a 2-minute walk from the main building. It takes nearly 15 minutes on foot from Hakata Station, so those who prioritize being close to the station may find it a bit far, but the Room was in good condition and overall I had a comfortable stay. We used

What is glamping like? For us, long-time outdoor campers, it was our first time. It was affordable, the tent was warm, and ingredients were available for purchase at reasonable prices; bringing your own was also OK. If there’s one thing to say, it would be perfect if Kuju Onsen were on-site within the Facility. Thank you for the power of nature.

The room was spacious, very clean, stylish, and charming. The bed was large and comfortable, allowing for a great night's sleep. The bathroom was also spacious, and I could relax in the bathtub to relieve the fatigue from my journey on the final day in Hiroshima. It was a very

Four of us close coworkers took a short trip to unwind from work and childcare. We wanted to keep costs down but still have fun, and after searching around we found this place. It was our first time staying in an Accommodation that feels like renting an entire house, so we were a bit anxious at first because we didn’t know the process. However, before our stay we received an email with clear rules and instructions, which made us feel at ease. We were able to get there using navigation, and although it was getting dark when we arrived, the exterior looked exactly like the photos so it was easy to find. We stocked up on ingredients at a nearby supermarket and had a great time cooking together using the provided hot plate and takoyaki maker. There were plenty of glasses as well, so we enjoyed making our own wine drinks and cocktails. There’s a window set high on the bedroom wall; unfortunately the weather wasn’t great so we couldn’t see any stars, but we all said we’d love to come back in winter. In the morning, waking up naturally to the sunlight coming through the window felt wonderful. The Room was spacious, adorable, and had a Ghibli-like atmosphere—we took lots of photos. There were toys for small children too, so I think it’s also recommended for families. We’d love to stay again.

However, when the person in the next room entered late at night and left around 6 a.m., I was temporarily awakened by quite a bit of noise. It was a weekday stay, but if it's not crowded, it might be better to have guests in every other room. I will make a reservation again if I

The toilet seat lid would not open fully. It seems only the top part was replaced and is new, but it hits the sink and won’t open all the way. When using the toilet, I had to hold it down while sitting; otherwise, it couldn’t be used properly.

I stayed here the night before a mountain hike. Although we had communicated by email in advance, they kindly welcomed me even though I arrived after 11:00 PM, which was a great help. It’s also close to the downtown area, so next time I’d like to check in earlier and enjoy the city. I’d love to stay again.

We stayed with four people, using two twin Rooms. The Rooms were clean, and the staff were kind and helpful. A simple breakfast was included, which was a nice bonus: several kinds of bread, boiled eggs, orange juice, milk, and coffee. It was more than enough for me. Great value for money—we’ll stay again!

I stayed for one night. The kettle was broken and I couldn’t use it, so although instant coffee was provided, I wasn’t able to drink it. The Room was very clean and had two separate areas—one by the bed and one by the sofa. There is no TV, but I was able to relax and enjoy a quiet stay. I also enjoyed the Onsen and was satisfied.

I chose to stay at Kongobu Sanmaiin because (1) it is temple lodging at the UNESCO World Heritage site Kongobu Sanmaiin, (2) it is conveniently located for visiting Danjo Garan, Kongobuji Temple, Reihokan Museum, Okunoin, and other sites, and (3) it offers a Japanese-style room with a private toilet. The shojin-ryori cuisine was more satisfying in both quality and quantity than I had expected. Being able to join the morning service made this trip especially meaningful.

Great. Room wear is 200 yen. However, the walking route from Mukogaoka-Yuen Station is complicated, so we recommend coming from Noborito Station.

In early August, five adults stayed for one night in a Japanese-Western style Room. The Room was spacious enough, and we enjoyed evening drinks around the table together. Our grandfather, who has been needing the toilet more often lately, also felt reassured having a Room with a private toilet. We used the large public bath at 9:00 PM and 7:00 AM; it was almost private for men, and since the men’s and women’s baths switch between morning and evening, we were able to enjoy both. Dinner with the Hamayu Plan was more than sufficient, with a satisfying variety of dishes. Breakfast was around 8:00 AM; it was crowded so we had to wait in our Room for a short while, but it was very delicious. They also seem to have a table tennis area and a bar. My recommendation is Shimago Beach, just outside next to the lobby entrance. Because there is an imperial villa nearby, it is very quiet, with calm waves. Take one of the free loaner chairs and try sitting on the beach in the morning.

There were no other guests staying besides us that day, so it felt like we had the Accommodation to ourselves. Perhaps because of that, the Room had a musty smell, but the meals and the Onsen were excellent. We were served five thick, large slices of seared bonito with absolutely no fishy odor; that alone was well worth it. On top of that, dinner was highly satisfying, with plenty of local ingredients such as salt-grilled amago trout. Breakfast also featured delicious rice and a selection of healthy side dishes—gentle on the body. The Onsen water had a silky texture and warmed us up thoroughly.

All the Accommodations in Ueki Onsen have silky-smooth water and a gentle temperature, so I can soak slowly—it's my favorite. This time I stayed at Matsunoyu on an upgraded Plan; dinner was so plentiful I couldn’t finish it, but breakfast had a lot of tsukudani-style items and felt quite salty, which was a bit disappointing.

Thank you very much for taking such great care of us during our one-night, two-day stay. The Room was spotless and thoroughly cleaned, and we were able to relax from the bottom of our hearts. Although it was a separate Room, the main building was right in front of us, which mad

Communication was quick, and when I asked about things I was curious about—such as whether certain requests were possible—they responded politely and thoroughly. Because it is a two-story property, it didn’t feel cramped like a Business Hotel, and we could relax comfortably. The toilet (with a changing area) and the bathroom are separate, both clean, and we were very satisfied. It’s also within walking distance from Kamakura Station, and you can walk to nearby temples and shrines as well, so we were happy with the location. I would definitely like to stay here again when I visit Kamakura!