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The Shuttle Service bus pulls right up to the entrance, and you can wait comfortably in the lounge. It would have been nice if there were ceramic cups in the Room for drinking coffee. The refrigerator cools very well. The air conditioning also works great, so I’m satisfied. We’l

I have stayed at several properties with Tabist within the region, but this was the first time I experienced such kind hospitality. My impression has changed significantly for the better. Thanks to them, I was able to enjoy my travels for the next few days energetically. Th

The staff kindly lent me binoculars and informed me about woodpeckers nearby. They also provided manga at the onsen, which was very thoughtful. At night, I woke up to buzzing midges and ended up dealing with around 10 of them at 2 AM—apologies for any noise caused by hitting wal

This was my first stay, and the front desk staff were very helpful. I also received a sheet with a map of nearby restaurants. The large public bath was great as well. If you leave your key, etc. at the 5th-floor public bath reception by 21:30, you can enter. It seems to close at 22:00. There were various baths, and the open-air bath on the 6th floor (rooftop) was excellent! However, since the shampoo and conditioner are commercial-grade amenities, the quality isn’t very good, so bringing your own shampoo is recommended. The Room was a single, but I felt the lighting wasn’t bright enough. Otherwise, it’s typical business-hotel quality. Because the open-air bath was so good, I rated it highly.

My family, who live far away, stayed for the third time. They said the meals were even more delicious this time. They also appreciated that baby food was available, which was a great help since they have a young child. We will definitely stay again. Thank you very much.

Due to the rain, they kindly allowed me to park my bike in a covered area. Thank you to the gentleman at the front desk for your thoughtfulness. He also informed me that the large bath is available 24 hours, and the Room was spacious and sufficient. Considering the price, there a

By staying on a weekday and avoiding holiday periods, I was able to book this Accommodation at a great rate. I used a top-floor double room as a single; the toilet and bath were separate, and it was very comfortable. If I have the opportunity again, I would definitely like to sta

I stayed for one night during my trip to Tokyo and had a very comfortable experience. I was pleased with the spacious bathroom and bed. Once I entered the room, I could relax at my own pace until check-out. The price was very reasonable, which I appreciated. It was also helpful t

It was better than I expected. There is only one entrance, but there are check-in kiosks for two Hotels, so as long as you don’t use the wrong one, check-in is smooth. More and more Hotels now offer unmanned check-in; if you’re comfortable with that, it’s a good option at a rea

My boss used the service this time, and despite checking out about 40 minutes past the morning checkout time due to having a meal until dawn, we were able to leave pleasantly without any additional charges. We are truly grateful to the generous front desk staff. We apologize for

Despite the sudden Reservation at a late hour, you responded with such kindness that I felt truly sorry. It was very helpful. Thank you very much. If I have the chance, I would love to visit Mihara again, which I adore. I am deeply grateful.

I was satisfied with the reasonable stay. I would like to use it again if I have the opportunity.

I was surprised to find an English map of the area around the Hotel! The location is convenient—about a 3-minute walk from Exit 2 of Marununouchi Station—but since it’s a business district, there aren’t many restaurants nearby. Dinner within walking distance might be difficult.

I stayed here for a drinking trip in Fukuoka. Since my sole purpose was to have a place to sleep, I had no complaints in that regard. While some parts of the bathroom facilities showed their age, the bed was well-made and clean, allowing for a comfortable stay.

This was my third visit to Ojika. Despite being easily accessible by ferry from Hakata Port, the island offers a relaxing pace and private atmosphere unique to island life, making it a regular destination for me. This time, I stayed at an accommodation that is a historic former merchant house available for private rental. With no meals included, I could enjoy my stay without worrying about time constraints, feeling as if I were in my own vacation home and truly relaxing. The luxurious hinoki cypress bath was particularly delightful with its soothing aroma, melting away all travel fatigue. The building retains the charm of a traditional Japanese house while featuring modern facilities for ultimate comfort. The spacious garden adds to the serene ambiance that helps you forget the hustle and bustle of city life, and the location offers stunning views of the sunrise in the morning—simply perfect! Additionally, its proximity to the port is convenient, and there are charming local cafes and breakfast spots nearby where you can leisurely explore and savor island time at your own pace.

We ended up staying an extra two nights after the Nagaoka Fireworks. The location is very convenient for street food in Teradomari, fishing at the fishing port, and nearby beaches. The Facility itself is new and clean. The parking instructions were a bit hard to understand, but there is also parking in front of the Facility, and it seems fine to park there. The bath is not an Onsen, but if you look around, there are plenty of hot springs nearby. Highly recommended for international guests as well. We would love to stay again!

We stayed in a cottage-type room with a kitchen, as my daughter wanted to enjoy homemade meals. The room, kitchen, bathroom, and even the kitchen sponge and cleaning cloth were all spotless and hygienic—absolutely perfect. Humidifiers, which are very helpful in winter, were provi

The Room’s greatest highlight is the ocean view from the bath inside the guest room. In many places, the bathroom and Room are separate, but being able to step straight into the bath within the Room felt truly special and gave a wonderful sense of escape. There is also an outdoor sauna, making this stay feel far more unique than most other Facility options. Honestly, I didn’t expect that much at first, but having “my own private sauna” was even better than I imagined and left me feeling deeply refreshed in both body and mind. One small thing to note: because the sauna is outdoors, you need to pass across the balcony briefly. At that moment, you may occasionally make eye contact with people walking along the seaside, so it’s worth being a little mindful. Another personal favorite was the selection of books in the Room. It seems to vary by Room, which adds a small pleasure—wondering what kind of books will be there this time. There are no meals provided, but the extra-paid curry in the refrigerator was much better than expected and very satisfying. You can also purchase coffee beans and enjoy taking time to grind them and brew coffee—something I don’t usually do. Staying here wasn’t just about spending a night; it was time to engage thoughtfully with everyday acts like sleeping and eating. Because of its simple space, it naturally made me reflect on life itself—and what happiness means. It truly felt like a special place.

It was great to have an Onsen in the Room, and it was also great that we could use the private family bath free of charge 24 hours a day on this trip.

We stayed here as a base for sightseeing in Higashimokoto and Abashiri. The Room was incredibly clean!! There were three beds, yet it still felt spacious, and best of all, the bathroom and toilet were separate. For bathing, we used a nearby Onsen with an Accommodation guest discount and could enter for 350 yen. The Japanese set breakfast was delicious, and there’s also a convenience store right nearby. It was a stay with absolutely no complaints.