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I chose this place because I wanted to refresh with my two elderly parents and our senior dog. *These are purely my personal impressions, but I hope they help... The Room wasn’t spacious, but it was comfortable and relaxing. However, perhaps because it’s a pet-friendly cottage, I’m not sure if it was the walls or something else, but there was a strong odor, so we kept the ventilation fan running. I was told the bed felt a bit firm. The highlight of this trip—the BBQ—really surprised us! There was a generous amount of Japanese Black Wagyu beef, vegetables, and seafood, and our whole family enjoyed it with big smiles. The bath was also an Onsen, and we were able to soak and relax. The person who brought the BBQ ingredients was very kind and helpful. My only complaint was the smell in the Room, so I would really appreciate it if that could be improved.

Stayed at the accommodation while enjoying cherry blossoms at Rakutenchi with my 90-year-old mother. A spacious room with a relaxing cypress bath. The food was excellent. The staff were very courteous, making it a pleasant trip. We also received admission tickets to Rakutenchi. My mother was delighted to see the beautiful cherry blossoms. Thank you very much!

Located a little away from Isawa Onsen, this Accommodation is happy to provide Shuttle Service from the station. The outdoor bath is slightly lukewarm, so you can soak for a long time in the large Onsen. The Facility feels somewhat old, but it has a unique atmosphere. Meals are fun—you grill them yourself over an irori hearth. It offers a nostalgic dining experience that feels different from BBQ.

Our family took a 1-night, 2-day trip to the Shakotan Peninsula in Hokkaido with one main goal: to enjoy great seafood. Lately, rather than a luxury Ryokan with extensive facilities, we’ve been drawn to food-focused Ryokan that truly take their cuisine seriously—and for this trip, our only criterion was simply “we want to eat really delicious seafood.” In that sense, Oyado Shinsei exceeded our expectations. Dinner featured an overwhelming number of dishes and seafood—far more than we could finish. The boat platter was spectacular, with uni and ikura in small bowls, line-caught tuna, hoya (sea squirt), botan shrimp, and more. The flavor was clearly on another level from the sashimi we usually eat. Our whole family kept saying “This is delicious” again and again as we enjoyed it. We were so focused on eating at dinner that we didn’t take any photos, but there were also grilled fish caught that morning, fried items, a rockfish hot pot (soi nabe), and more—each dish genuinely tasty from start to finish without ever feeling repetitive. Breakfast was just as satisfying: a small bowl of uni, sashimi, simmered fish, local delicacies, handmade sesame tofu (goma-dofu), and miso soup made with freshly harvested wakame—everything paired perfectly with rice. The portions were generous, yet it was so good that we finished it all. (I’ve attached a photo of breakfast.) The Accommodation is kept very clean—from the Room to the shared sinks and toilets—making it comfortable throughout our stay. The cypress bath is compact but gentle on the skin and wonderfully warming (we were told it’s not an Onsen, but it was more than satisfying). The staff seemed to be mainly family-run; everyone was friendly and kind with thoughtful attention to detail. We felt comfortable the entire time—it’s an Accommodation that gives you a reassuring “back home” feeling. Given the quality of the meals offered here at this price point, I found it extremely reasonable. We stayed during Golden Week this time, but I’d love to return in another season to enjoy different flavors of Shakotan again.

We really enjoyed a variety of fish and left feeling completely satisfied. Breakfast was refreshing, with a menu that was a little different from other Accommodations. The Onsen can be reserved for private use, so we were able to relax and really enjoyed it.

I may have different standards as a former backpacker, but the tatami was clean, and the meals were hearty home-style cooking that left me completely full. The rural atmosphere of Ichinomiya was very relaxing. The large public bath had a big tub, so I could stretch out and enjoy it—great overall. I think the owner is of Korean descent. There is no one at the front desk—go look for someone! The Accommodation itself, including the lobby, is quite old. The Room has been renovated while keeping a nice Showa-era vibe, so if you’re not looking for perfection, I don’t think it will be an issue. There is no tea set in the Room. No amenities either—bring your own. In front of the public bath, there are various towels that have been washed and folded, free to use. I was glad they didn’t smell like fabric softener. If you expect Hotel or Ryokan-style service, you might get frustrated. But I actually enjoyed how “what’s normal” isn’t necessarily normal here—it felt like traveling in Asia in a refreshing way. I’d love to stay again if I have the chance. Thank you for taking care of me!

I brought my bicycle to participate in a cycling event. I was relieved to hear that after wiping the tires, it was okay to place it either in the Room or at the entrance. There was a strict rule against bringing your own drinks during meals, but it was allowed after finishing, so I managed. Although I couldn't have breakfast due to time constraints, they kindly provided rice balls the day before. Much appreciated! It's not a place I visit often, but I feel like I've discovered a hidden gem through this cycling event.

I booked this the day before with breakfast and dinner included because the Accommodation I originally wanted was fully booked, and I wanted to watch the fireworks festival from Sakurajima. It was my first time on Sakurajima, and there’s an abandoned Hotel nearby—when I first drove past, I mistakenly passed by this place too (laugh). Check-in is normally from 3:00 PM, but since I arrived early, I called and was kindly told I could check in from 2:30 PM. After a short walk around the area, I checked in at 2:30 PM. I was also able to reserve the private bath for 3:30 PM, so I relaxed in my Room for a while. About the private bath: if you unlock the seaside door, it connects to the men’s open-air bath area. Also, it shares a wall with the men’s changing area with about a 10 cm gap at the top, so please be cautious about privacy. The Onsen water is extremely hot; there are instructions advising you to pour water over yourself with a bucket to get used to it before entering. Passing beyond both the men’s and women’s baths and heading outside down a short slope, there is also a mixed-gender bath located about 1 meter from the sea. Meals are not served in-room; breakfast and dinner are served at a dining venue past the front desk, and both were very delicious. The Room is a Japanese-style tatami room with futon bedding. The in-room bath is an old-style light-blue unit tub of about 1.2 m square. The toilet feels like a Western-style seat added onto an original squat toilet setup, so it’s quite small. The balcony offers stunning views of Kinko Bay, but due to volcanic ash and being close to the sea, railings and other metal parts are quite rusty. Still, considering how thoughtful the staff were as well as the price overall, I think it’s a very good Hotel. By noon that day when I went to scout Sakurajima Lava Nagisa Park and Yunohira Observatory Deck, many spots were already being held with sheets and camera tripods—so after dinner we drove to the Sakurajima Ferry parking lot, parked there, walked to the pier area instead, sat comfortably at our own pace while watching fireworks—and we were very satisfied.

This was my first time staying here. Since this trip was mainly for sightseeing and dining, I booked a No Meals Included plan. There is a sign at the entrance that reflects the property’s history, and it offers great access to Karato Market and Kamon Wharf, making it ideal for a sightseeing stay. At check-in and check-out, the staff were courteous and friendly, which made me feel very welcome, and I would like to stay again next time. The Room and Facility are a bit dated and show their age, but the Room was clean and comfortable. Thank you for a wonderful stay.

Returning here after 4.5 years due to a job transfer, I can say I was very satisfied overall. First of all, there are plenty of private reservable baths, so I was able to relax without any waiting time. Meals are served in a private dining room, so even as a solo traveler I could eat at my own pace and feel completely at ease. One thing I thought would have been nice is an electric kettle for hot water, but considering the great value—luxurious meals and free private baths—I was more than satisfied. I look forward to staying again. Thank you very much.

The building is designed so that you wear sandals to move between the front (dining area), guest rooms, and bath. Although it is an Unagi Onsen, the water is not slimy. Recently, the water temperature has been too low, so there is a silver mat for insulation in the bathtub, which you remove before entering. It may feel a bit lukewarm, but it warms the body very well. Overall, the cleaning is thorough, and you can feel the little touches of care from the property throughout, with a water server, hairdryer, and refrigerator placed in the hallway. The meal might look a bit insufficient, but with a rice refill, I was full. Since it is an old-fashioned building, you can hear the sound of doors opening and closing and footsteps in the hallway quite clearly. The shared toilets in the hallway, separated by gender, have one large, one small, and one washbasin inside when you open the door. If there are many guests, it might feel crowded or noisy, but this time there were only two groups on the second floor, so we could relax.

It was my first time visiting Shimane Prefecture, and thanks to this hotel and its wonderful staff, I had an amazing stay. They kindly accommodated my last-minute breakfast request, and were always happy to chat, share recommendations, and teach me about Hamada. They also informed me about a Kagura performance, which was spectacular and will remain a treasured memory. The room was comfortable, the location was great, and the breakfast was delicious! The warmhearted staff were the highlight of my trip. I hope to return someday.

We were captivated by the Sunset Sun Road, which we could enjoy from our Room, the large Onsen bath, the dining area, and the terrace. Both dinner and breakfast were thoughtfully prepared and delicious.