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It was a wonderful red-brick warehouse hotel with a completely different atmosphere from the group’s traditional townhouse-style hotels. You can’t see any outside views from the rooms or restaurant, but once you step outside, you can immediately soak up the harbor vibe. It’s conveniently located near a streetcar stop and Motomachi, making sightseeing easy. The room was spacious and cleanly decorated. I loved the extra-long sofa and was able to relax comfortably. I booked this hotel because this group is known for great food, and it met my expectations. Breakfast in particular was excellent.

We stayed in a cottage for the first time with our family and our dog, Maro! As soon as we stepped inside, the kids were thrilled, saying, “Wow! So clean! This is great!” Maro had a wonderful time running around on the lawn, and seeing how happy he was made us smile too. The sea was a bit rough, but we could still take a walk to the beach and had a great time. In the evening, we enjoyed a BBQ with our own ingredients. Everything was neatly set up for us, so preparation was smooth and we all had fun together. The amenities were excellent, and the kitchen area and cooking utensils were clean and easy to use. It was truly amazing to be able to relax with our family and dog without worrying about anyone around us. The kids were very happy too—it became a wonderful memory for our whole family. We’d love to come back again with Maro!

This was my second stay. Even though you must welcome many guests, I was surprised that some of the staff remembered me despite my visit a year ago. I made another Reservation without hesitation because the warm hospitality and delicious meals were just as wonderful last time. It’s also in a convenient location within walking distance of Itsukushima Shrine, Daisho-in Temple, and the Mt. Misen Ropeway. In summer, you can visit Itsukushima Shrine from 6:30 a.m., so I recommend waking up early and taking a relaxing walk to enjoy worship at a quieter time with fewer tourists.

I stayed in a room with a ceramic open-air bath. In front of us was a quiet beach after the swimming season. Unfortunately, the weather wasn’t great, but the calm Seto Inland Sea—shallow and constantly changing—was very beautiful. At high tide in the middle of the night, the sea came right up to the road in front of the inn, creating an impressive scene you don’t often get to see. Dinner was heartfelt, homemade Japanese cuisine with an exceptionally large number of dishes, and I really appreciated the thoughtful presentation and tableware. If I could ask for one thing, I think reducing the number of items slightly and putting more cost into the main ingredients would create a menu with clearer highlights and make it even more appealing. As for the room, it had a practical layout leading from the vanity area to the shower room and then to a comfortable semi-open-air bath with a ceramic tub that was just the right size, so I had a very pleasant stay. However, it was disappointing that the sliding toilet door was extremely heavy; adding rollers would be an easy renovation that would make it much easier to use. Also, whatever fragrance is used in the elevator may be difficult for guests who are sensitive to chemicals. Keeping it clean is important; if any scent is added at all, something very subtle—such as light aromatherapy or a small sachet—would be better. There were beautiful fresh flowers arranged in the tokonoma alcove in my room, and all staff members were cheerful; I felt warmth that you can only find at a small inn like this. Finally, beds are much appreciated for elderly guests. The room is spacious enough that with minor remodeling it could become a lovely twin-bed Japanese-Western style room—and if so, I would like to stay here again.

I love Niigata in midwinter, but I also really enjoy Niigata in the season of wild mountain vegetables after the snow melts. In terms of Onsen Ryokan within the prefecture, I have previously stayed at Satoyama Jujo, HATAGO Issen, ryugon, Hinano Yado Chitose, and Rankei-so. Each Accommodation was unique and charming, and this time I was finally able to visit Shiki Yuzawa QUATTRO, which I had been curious about for a while. As you can probably tell from the above, we travel around various Accommodations because we like places with great food. From that perspective—this is how my spouse and I both felt—the breakfast side dishes were good, but not “exceptionally delicious.” As for the seaweed (“nori”), it had a color and taste we had never seen before, which made us wonder: had this processed product changed over time? Or is this its intended final form in terms of appearance and seasoning? It left us feeling a bit uneasy. Perhaps for guests who usually select ingredients carefully and cook at home on a regular basis, it may not be especially impressive. That said, we truly appreciate that they prepared such a large number of dishes at the in-room chair-and-table seating area and offered their very best hospitality. We felt they were doing everything they could to provide a comfortable stay despite limited staff and time. We would recommend it more to guests with a hearty appetite who have no concerns about their legs or knees. This is because getting into a bathtub without handrails can become difficult as you get older. Both the indoor bath and open-air bath in the room continuously supplied Onsen water, so we could soak at a comfortable temperature again the next morning. We also enjoyed relaxing on the second-floor terrace. Since this season is neither too hot nor too cold—and there are no bugs—why not plan a trip now? The room seemed renovated and was very clean, and there was also a hair straightener in addition to the hair dryer. We were satisfied with the amenities! Thank you to everyone for your kind assistance throughout our stay. The large public bath at Sakura-tei was also nearby, so getting there was easy.

With its convenient location right by the East Exit of Kitakami Station, I stayed on the top (9th) floor this time. The room was new and clean, spacious for a single, and well designed with an easy-to-use desk and chair and a thoughtfully planned layout. The Hotel also offers welcome drinks, a choice of amenities, and a large public bath, making the stay comfortable overall. Laundry Facilities are available on both the 2nd and 6th floors; it was convenient to check machine availability from the room, and the PIN-code system was helpful as well. On the other hand, they can be fully occupied during peak times, and it would be even more convenient if cashless payment were available. This time I chose a Plan with dinner and breakfast included. Since there aren’t many restaurants within walking distance around Kitakami Station’s East Exit area, choosing dinner included was definitely the right call. Being able to have all meals within the Hotel is a major advantage. Breakfast featured items such as Kitakami natto, roast beef, and BALMUDA toasters, and the overall atmosphere and quality were good. However, yogurt had run out by around 7:30 a.m., and I felt that adding more variety to the side dishes and improving the color balance of the salad selection would make it even better. While there are some minor areas for improvement, overall it was a very satisfying stay including the room, large public bath, in-house Facilities, and meals. If I have another chance to stay near Kitakami Station, I would like to use this Hotel again.

During our stay, every staff member provided attentive hospitality, and our whole family had a very comfortable time. We also greatly appreciated your prompt help with an item we left behind. We would love to stay again. Thank you very much.

This was my first time staying at an all-inclusive Accommodation, and I was able to enjoy the meals without any worries. There was an excellent selection of sake, and I enjoyed tasting a little of each with my meals and in the lounge. The staff were friendly and attentive, and I also appreciated being able to enjoy small conversations with them. The Room was spacious, clean, and well stocked with amenities, so I had a comfortable stay from arrival to departure. The only disappointment was that the weather wasn’t great, so I couldn’t do the stargazing I had been looking forward to. It gives me something to look forward to on my next visit.

The Onsen water has a silky, soothing quality and feels wonderful, but above all, the kids’ room was fantastic. Our 3-year-old grandchild loves it and had fun the entire time again on this visit. Seeing that happy smile is the best gift for us grandparents. This is our third stay this year, and we also have a Reservation for December 31 at year-end.

The food, hot springs, and hospitality were all wonderful. The only downside was that we don’t tolerate alcohol well, so it was a shame we couldn’t fully enjoy the all-inclusive plan. All the staff made our stay very comfortable—thank you very much.

We visited as two women this time. A dedicated staff member was assigned to us and took care of us both in our room and during meals. We were amazed by the attentive service. They explained each dish at just the right moments without interrupting our conversation, and even kindly made rice we couldn’t finish into onigiri—thoughtful touches that are hard to come by. The food was outstanding, easily among the top one or two meals we’ve had at any ryokan. Every staff member we passed in the building greeted us and added a few warm words as well, which truly impressed us. What a comfortable place this is. We recommended it to our family that very day. As we were leaving, a staff member who was cleaning said, “We look forward to welcoming you again.” Although we travel often, it was the first time anyone had said that to us—and it really moved us. This is a wonderful inn where training and hospitality reach every detail. You can feel that everyone works from the guest’s perspective, and thanks to that we had a truly pleasant stay. We will definitely visit again—not just Hiroshima, but Arimoto specifically. It was such a lovely day. Thank you very much.

This is the oldest hot spring in the San’in region, and it’s also a natural free-flowing Onsen—an absolute must for an Onsen enthusiast like me (laugh). The building does feel old because of its long history, but that’s part of its charm, and I hope it will continue for many years to come. The meals were a bit too much for me as an older guest; I would have preferred smaller portions with higher quality. The staff were wonderful. Thank you very much.

We stayed to celebrate my father’s 80th birthday. We had dinner at arco on the 42nd floor. They prepared a dessert plate, and my father was very happy. The website said we could see fireworks from the 42nd floor, so we made a Reservation, but unfortunately they were not visible from the restaurant. (However, after leaving the restaurant, we were able to see them briefly from the lobby.) We also had breakfast at arco the next morning, and the Tsuno sparkling wine and cheese were delicious. My mother especially enjoyed the galette. The ocean view from our Room was wonderful, and I’m grateful that we could do something meaningful for my parents. We would love to visit again.

I traveled solo as a woman and enjoyed both the Gold Bath and the Silver Bath. The hospitality was outstanding. Everyone greeted me warmly, and the younger staff and international staff were kind and welcoming with friendly smiles. Dinner was delicious—the seafood, mountain specialties, and sake were all excellent. I’d be happy if you could sell the pre-meal vinegar in the shop as well; I really liked it. Since I usually skip breakfast, I appreciated having a dinner-only Plan. I may visit again on another solo trip, and I also recommend it for family travel.

This was our first time staying here, and we were very well taken care of. From the warm welcome upon arrival, we were served tea and delicious sweets before being shown to our Room. The guest Room had a clean, modern Japanese style, and we were truly impressed by the wonderful view of the sea from anywhere in the Room—even from the bath. In addition, the Onsen bath had silky, slightly thick water that felt great and left our skin smooth; we enjoyed it many times and were completely satisfied. Both dinner and breakfast were more than enough in quantity, and every dish was delicious. We initially thought the dining area seating might be close together, but it wasn’t at all; we enjoyed chatting while listening to explanations about the dishes from the proprietress and staff. We had been looking for an Accommodation where we could simply relax, enjoy great food, and soak in good hot water—and this was a wonderful Accommodation where we could truly take our time. We’re happy to have found an Accommodation that makes us think, “We definitely want to come again in a different season.”

We stayed here for our wedding anniversary trip—our first visit to Sanriku since the earthquake. We were excited, wondering what kind of Hotel it would be, and were surprised to learn that members of the Imperial Family have stayed here! There were rows of photos displayed in front of the elevators on the lobby floor. Wondering what our Room would be like, we entered the one assigned to us—and right in front of us was a panoramic view of Jodogahama! We couldn’t help saying to each other, “What a great Room!” After taking in the view, we headed straight to the large public bath. It also had an open-air bath, and we enjoyed a relaxing soak. Since we had time before dinner, we spent it singing karaoke—by then we were nicely hungry. Dinner was a luxurious buffet, featuring live kitchen stations for nigiri sushi and steak—our first time experiencing that. There were also many local dishes, and we ended up far beyond full. We had breakfast early at 6:30: a buffet seafood rice bowl where you can choose your favorite toppings. Although it was unfortunately raining outside, the sea view had an atmospheric beauty like an ink painting. It became a truly memorable anniversary trip. As we left the Hotel, we talked about wanting to come back again for another anniversary in a few years’ time. Finally, thank you so much to all the staff for your wonderful hospitality!

This was our family’s first trip to Miyajima. Unfortunately it rained, but we made wonderful memories thanks to the island’s solemn atmosphere and the warm hospitality of the local people. Everyone at Kinsuikan kindly answered our questions even before the trip, and on the day of our stay every staff member greeted us with a smile and attentive service, which left a strong impression. There were many young staff members as well, and their energy really uplifted us. It was a time that made us feel Miyajima will continue to be a wonderful place in the years ahead. Thank you very much for taking such good care of us. We would love to visit again in a different season. Thank you.

Although our room did not have an ocean view, the all-inclusive plan and the kind staff made our stay wonderful. This hotel has everything you could want—breakfast, dinner, snacks, and drinks—so you’ll never go without. If I lived nearby, I’d treat myself to a stay here every month.

The Hotel is located right in front of Miyajima Port, making access excellent and extremely convenient. Even before check-in and after check-out, we could use the lounge and enjoy ice cream, coffee, and other drinks. Depending on the time of day, there was also a momiji manju service, plus vouchers to redeem momiji manju at shops on Miyajima (including fried momiji), and candy ice cream after the bath—everything was thoughtfully provided. The facilities were very clean, and the buffet featured carefully prepared dishes made with locally sourced ingredients. With an all-inclusive plan that included alcohol as well, we were very satisfied overall. The lemon herb tea in the restaurant was especially delicious; we highly appreciated that it used Hiroshima lemons and herbs, to the point that we wanted to buy it. We think it would be great if it were sold in the Hotel’s souvenir corner or similar shop.

My spouse and I visited Wakasa for the first time from Tokyo. A hidden Accommodation quietly nestled in a very peaceful fishing village. From our Room, the beautiful Sea of Japan stretched out below us. Listening to the waves crashing against the rocks, we enjoyed a truly luxurious time watching the sun slowly sink into the endless horizon. The view from the bath was also outstanding. The meal was a kaiseki course featuring plenty of fresh local fish and vegetables, and we were left speechless by the rich flavors—something you could never experience in the city. We were able to fully enjoy everything Wakasa has to offer. We look forward to staying again.