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Located just steps from the JR railway station, the property offers a slightly retro charm and stunning sea views from the top floor on the 5th level. However, it is regrettable that payment methods are still limited to cash or credit card only.

I arrived an hour before check-in and called on the off chance I could at least use the parking lot, but they kindly allowed me to check in early, which was a huge help. Also, for a birthday surprise, my planning wasn’t great and I ended up calling several times, but every time they responded pleasantly and explained everything carefully from start to finish. Thanks to them, it turned into the best surprise, and I’m truly grateful. Even though the price was reasonable, the meals were generous and very delicious. I don’t usually write Reviews, but the staff were so wonderful that I’m genuinely glad we chose this Ryokan. If I have the chance, I’d love to stay again. Thank you very much!

I stayed in a twin Room. The amenities were abundant, and although they needed to be returned the next morning, you could choose and bring them to your Room. The Room was clean and spacious enough. The seafood at breakfast was incredibly delicious. There were also salads, grilled fish, curry, and bread, so I ended up eating too much. I plan to stay here again next time!

The best part was having free all-you-can-drink alcohol and other beverages available right in front of the reception after a long drive. The dinner buffet didn’t have an extensive variety, but it was satisfying, and here too, there was unlimited alcohol. The bath left my skin feeling smooth—such a great experience! Although the staff were foreigners, they were well-trained and very polite. If I had to mention one downside, it would be the weak Wi-Fi connection. Other than that, I was satisfied and would love to stay again!

I stayed at this accommodation due to no hotel availability during my business trip, even though the room did not have a private bath. Honestly, I didn’t have high expectations, but it turned out to be surprisingly comfortable. The large public bath was available for private use, with plenty of amenities provided, allowing me to enjoy a relaxing bath. The breakfast was delicious and satisfying as well. I would love to stay here again on my next business trip.

Thank you very much for your hospitality, even on an off-season weekday.

The Room was more spacious than I expected, which made it easy to organize my luggage. I stayed here to visit the Nikka Yoichi Distillery, and it was very close—both the station and the bus stop were right in front of the property, which was very convenient. From Otaru, there is only about one bus per hour and only around two trains per hour, and there aren’t many places to spend time while waiting, so I recommend planning your transportation schedule in advance.

It’s probably an old Hotel, but the Room was clean and comfortable to stay in. At checkout, I accidentally left the key in the Room, but the staff kindly helped me—thank you!! Being able to take a morning walk to the castle ruins also became a great travel memory.

It had been a while since I truly enjoyed outstanding fish dishes. Even at high-end restaurants in my hometown of Kochi, I’ve never seen this quality and volume—even after paying 40,000–50,000 yen for a course meal. The proprietress was still young, yet cheerful and warm, and she was wonderful—attentive even to the smallest details. I came well prepared after reading the Reviews and looking at the photos (and arrived with a very empty stomach), but I couldn’t keep up… And even at breakfast, yesterday’s spiny lobster appeared again in the miso soup—my wife, who loves spiny lobster, was delighted. The semi-open-air bath in the Room wasn’t an Onsen, but it had plenty of minerals and was quite nice. We’ll definitely stay again as our regular Accommodation for sightseeing in Mie. Even putting it very modestly: it was the best.

I made the reservation because my 3-year-old child loves trains, and the idea of being able to see the Kominato Railway up close was very appealing. My child was thrilled, and we had a memorable summer vacation. For those considering staying here, I’ve summarized the pros and cons below. 【Pros】 - You can see the Kominato Railway from a very close distance - A barbecue grill is provided (*bring your own charcoal and fire starters) - The house is very spacious and clean - About a 10-minute drive to Zō no Kuni (Elephant Kingdom) - A 2–3 minute walk to Seven-Eleven convenience store - Plenty of air conditioners installed throughout the house - Equipped with a projector and large TV screen - As it’s a rental villa, there’s also a rice cooker and microwave available - Toilets and showers are available on both floors 【Cons】 - The staff at reception (possibly foreign?) spoke limited Japanese - There were many insects like spiders or grasshoppers outside (*we saw some inside as well) - Most nearby shops are closed on weekdays - The road leading to the accommodation is narrow, which might be intimidating for larger vehicles My family was deeply impressed by how well this traditional house has been maintained, and we could feel the owner’s attention to detail everywhere. There were also delicious restaurants nearby, so we’d love to stay here again!

The Room with a full lake view was excellent. Unfortunately, the explanations were lacking, which was a shame, but dinner was delicious. If there had been explanations about the food and drinks, it would have been even more enjoyable—every dish was carefully prepared. The large public bath was also very good. The open-air bath as well.

I stayed at APA Hotel for the first time. The twin beds were each about the size of a semi-double, allowing for a comfortable and relaxing sleep.

Staying at this historic ryokan was a wonderful and memorable experience. As expected, the Unzen hot springs were pleasantly hot and kept us warm for a long time—we were very satisfied.

I was looking for an affordable Hotel in Hakodate with a large public bath. I wasn’t expecting much—No Meals Included was fine—but it turned out to be better than I thought. The building is old, but guests can use the hot stone sauna for free, and towels and loungewear are provided. Water is also available with cups provided. (Non-guests: 2,500 yen!) It was a Friday, but it felt like we had the place to ourselves. There were also free full-body massage chairs (I heard there weren’t any for men). You can also make Misuzu Coffee for free in the 1st-floor lobby and take it back to your Room. On the 1st floor, you can fill a container with your preferred shampoo and conditioner to take with you. Free late-night soba is also available. I’d like to stay here again next time.

After seeing this on TikTok, we booked a weekday stay for three with the “Bountiful Boat Platter of Spiny Lobster, Flounder, and Abalone <1 night with 2 meals>” plan. Before dinner, we enjoyed the Onsen bath. The water was silky and pleasantly thick—better than expected and very relaxing. Then came the highlight: dinner with the boat platter. It was truly impressive in both presentation and taste. Of course, it featured spiny lobster and flounder as the main items, but it was also a well-crafted course with thoughtful touches such as juvenile fish and deep-fried fish scales. That said, the portions were huge, so we did start to tire of sashimi a bit. Since there were also sashimi options like bonito, spiny lobster, and flounder, we felt ponzu sauce or yuzu pepper would have made it even better. Amenities included only a toothbrush and face towel, so we rated that 4 stars; however, at this price point—and as a Ryokan—we were satisfied overall. As for the Facility features: the foldable hair dryer wobbled at the hinge while in use and was difficult to handle, so we rated that 4 stars. Still, although some parts are old, it’s clear everything is kept clean and well maintained. We’d love to visit again in a different season.

The Onsen was great, and the meals were excellent as well. However, the Room walls seemed thin, and we could constantly hear an elderly couple in the next room from evening until after midnight and again from early morning.

The bath is a bit old-fashioned, but the Onsen water was wonderfully silky and excellent. As others have mentioned, the building is older and has quite a few stairs, but it has been nicely renovated and thoroughly cleaned, so it didn’t bother us and we were comfortable. The Accommodation staff were also very kind.

Ideal for business use. Enjoy the large public bath, a rarity these days! Unlike unit baths in Room bathrooms, you can stretch your legs and soak up to your shoulders, relieving fatigue. There is also a sauna, clean and satisfying. Breakfast is self-service but convenient as you pick small dishes one by one. Located in the top-floor panoramic restaurant, you can enjoy meals while gazing at the Pacific Ocean. Although there is an attached pachinko parlor, with separate elevators and Hotel rooms located on higher floors, it does not affect the environment at all. Even on rainy days, the indoor multi-story parking lot has plenty of space; after parking, take the elevator directly to the front desk (7th floor), making it more convenient than flat parking lots. I would love to stay again!

The location is excellent, within walking distance of Toguchi Beach. On the first floor of the Hotel, there is a convenient supermarket that locals also stop by, making it easy to pick up snacks and souvenirs. The Hotel restaurant serves freshly caught fish from the morning, and everything we tried was delicious. The staff and hostess were welcoming and attentive—an Accommodation you’ll want to stay at for as many nights as possible.