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I visited again for the first time in six years, and I was happy that my details had been noted in the guest register. It was a different Room from last time, but it was clean and wonderful again. The locally sourced dinner—vegetables, meat, and salt-grilled sweetfish—was all truly delicious, and the medicinal hot pot left both body and mind feeling refreshed. Many guests seem to be repeat visitors; everyone followed good manners and we were able to spend our time quietly again. The level of interaction with the staff felt just right as well. This Accommodation is perfect for escaping the stresses of everyday life!

I stayed here on the day of the Nagaoka Fireworks Festival. Even though my Shinkansen arrived late, you came to pick me up, which was a huge help. Also, being able to use the large public bath 24 hours a day was perfect for soothing my tired body. Staying at NASPA New Otani made this trip truly wonderful. Thank you very much.

I was looking for an Accommodation with an open-air bath in the Room, and I came across Aratashi. I had stayed at a different Accommodation in Gunma before, but I decided on this one after seeing the photos and details. When we arrived, the front desk staff (perhaps from overseas?) were very kind and left a great impression, and the Room we had been looking forward to was clean, simple, and perfect. The automatic water-heating system was very convenient, so we enjoyed the open-air bath many times!! My husband was also very satisfied, and it became an Accommodation we definitely want to return to. The food was delicious as well. Thank you for giving us such wonderful memories!!

I was deeply impressed by the exceptional quality of the Japanese-modern course. Each dish was cooked with remarkable precision and thoughtfully composed flavors. Not only did it exceed expectations for Japanese cuisine at a Hotel, it rivaled—and even surpassed—many specialty restaurants. Opportunities to enjoy such carefully crafted Japanese cuisine are rare, and it became one of the highlights of my stay. The in-house service was attentive and well-balanced, and the Onsen and sauna were so comfortable that I wanted to stay longer. The guest room was spacious, and the natural scenery of Nasu through the window further elevated the experience. It was an extremely satisfying stay where the cuisine, space, and service were all in perfect harmony. I would love to return.

We had a comfortable stay in a spacious, clean Room. The BBQ dinner was very satisfying, with paella and acqua pazza in addition to BBQ. Even after checkout, we were able to play plenty at the pool and indoor play area at Rurikei Onsen, and our 4-year-old and 1-year-old grandchildren were delighted. On the drive home, they kept saying, “Take us back to Rurikei,” haha. Haha

I stayed at the accommodation with my beloved dog. The first thing I felt was the owner's deep love for the local area. Their passion for cherishing local attractions and ingredients was evident in the meals and throughout the facility. The meals were made with plenty of local ingredients, offering a gentle and delicious taste! On our first night, the fruits were a bit large, making it difficult for my dogs to eat, but by breakfast the next morning, they had been finely cut. This thoughtful gesture truly moved me. The sauna was excellent, leaving both my mind and body refreshed. My dogs also seemed to feel safe and comfortable during our stay. It’s a wonderful accommodation filled with kindness that naturally makes you want to return again someday. Thank you so much!

The staff were very courteous. It was raining, but we managed to have the BBQ under the tarp. However, the tarp leaked in several places and water dripped down, so we had to choose our seats carefully. I guess that’s somewhat unavoidable with a tarp tent. The BBQ meat was very well seasoned and delicious. The vegetables were fresh and tasty as well. The French toast for breakfast was also great. We stayed in a Comfort Tent and it was comfortable. It was cool enough that we didn’t really need air conditioning, but because of the rain it was very humid, so we used the AC to dehumidify. Even with that heavy rain, we still had a good time—this really felt like glamping at its best. There were deer near our tent late at night—we truly enjoyed being close to nature.

The Facility was beautifully maintained with well-kept trees and flowers, giving it a tropical vibe, and it was fun to stroll around while music played. Both breakfast and dinner offered a good variety and were delicious. I’m glad we chose a Room that included tickets to a nearby Onsen. It had many different baths, was spacious, and was excellent.

Unfortunately, due to cloudy and rainy weather, we couldn’t see the starry sky, but we’re already thinking about when to come back for another try. There was a warm, homey atmosphere among guests as well—people asked questions and helped each other out. The drink corner was a great idea, but even after trying many times, no ice came out, and there were a few things that were unclear. An elderly guest seemed troubled because the coffee wouldn’t stop dispensing. I think it would be helpful to post easy-to-understand instructions. At mealtimes, the staff serving us were all foreigners, but they were very polite. Their Japanese was quite limited at times so we didn’t always understand what they said, but we could generally guess from the context and had no issues. One thing that stood out compared with other hotels I’ve stayed at: since it’s a quiet Hotel I thought this might be normal here, but I was surprised that none of the staff said “good morning” to guests in the morning. When my husband passed by the front desk he greeted them first; they may not have heard him, but they were chatting among themselves and didn’t greet guests even as people walked right in front of them. In contrast, the foreign staff in the restaurant—even with limited Japanese—did say “good morning.” Also, the Onsen was wonderful, but there is no fan in the changing room. Having one would help guests cool down more easily and might reduce crowding there. The large public bath and open-air bath are very comfortable and warm you up well. The green view from the open-air bath—and in the morning, clouds or mist drifting over the mountains—felt truly unique. The meals were a good portion size and showed creativity within their price range. Dinner offered an enjoyable mix of Japanese- and Western-style dishes with plenty of variety. Breakfast was buffet-style with many options including both Western and Japanese items as well as desserts; everyone seemed to be enjoying it. The highland area is beautiful—it feels like it could even become a villa resort area someday. We also visited Relaxia Forest next to the Hotel (apparently used as a movie filming location). It’s a lovely forest where we could enjoy forest bathing too. There don’t seem to be any other Hotels around this area, so we’d like to stay again.

Even at midnight, Osaka has been close to 30°C these days, but here it felt almost chilly when we went outside at night. It was also the first time in a while that we could sleep well indoors without air conditioning. Unfortunately, it was a bit cloudy so we couldn’t see a sky full of stars, but since we usually live in an apartment, the kids were thrilled to be able to enjoy lots of fireworks—something we normally can’t do. The Facility was clean and well maintained throughout, and there were fewer bugs than expected, so we had a very comfortable stay. We’d love to stay again.

This is my third stay this summer. I’ve visited each time with different friends, and with activities, BBQ, fireworks, the pool, and the Onsen all available, everyone was 1000% satisfied and wants to come back again. It was a shame that Sky Eagle was temporarily closed this time, but we’d love to return next year for another summer trip!

When I thought of Naeba Prince Hotel, I associated it with Fuji Rock and Yuming’s concerts, but the Onsen water quality was exceptionally good. It has a different type of spring water than Yuzawa, and although it was far from our Room, I went in many times. It’s worth visiting just for this Onsen alone. The staff were all friendly, and even at checkout the front desk staff chatted with us about various things—it was fun and convincing! My friend and I said, “As expected from a Prince Hotel.” This is a Hotel I definitely want to visit again. Thank you for taking care of us.

I stay here every year. This year again, I was satisfied with the consistently luxurious experience. The Room was thoroughly cleaned, and I was able to spend my time comfortably. The service, which I had some doubts about during my previous stay, was also very good this time. The only disappointment was that although it was a Multiple Night Stay, breakfast delivery could only be the same Western-style meal. It is delicious, but having exactly the same menu for two days does get repetitive, so I would be happy if we could choose Japanese-style or a different Western-style menu for one of the days. I look forward to it next time.

This is our fourth summer stay, and Hakuba Mountainside never disappoints no matter how many times we visit. The Facility is always kept clean and comfortable, and the front desk and housekeeping staff are polite and friendly, making every stay truly pleasant. The kitchen is also very well equipped, with plenty of cookware for anyone who wants to enjoy serious home cooking. Our summer holiday starts with waking up to birdsong in the morning. We then enjoy a walk, followed by a leisurely lunch with fresh local vegetables and naturally leavened bread. In the afternoon we take a nap, and in the evening we head to Happo-no-Yu, famous for its highly alkaline waters. Soaking slowly while taking in the view from the open-air bath is pure bliss. At night we go to bed early with a book—this luxurious, peaceful day is something we repeat every year. And by the end of our trip—perhaps thanks to Happo-no-Yu—our skin feels wonderfully smooth and makeup goes on surprisingly well, which has become one of our annual pleasures too.

Even though dogs are allowed, the place was very clean and spacious, and we were very satisfied! It was disappointing that there were no amenities such as toothbrushes. The refrigerator was large, and we were given a Room with an oven, so we could cook what we wanted, which was great! There is no elevator, so carrying luggage up to the 3rd floor and getting our dog upstairs was tough. There was a dog run, but since there was no explanation, we didn’t know where it was; we only noticed it before leaving and couldn’t use it, which was disappointing. Since our Room had only a shower, we couldn’t go out leaving our dog behind, so we couldn’t go to the Onsen—having a bathtub would have been nice. We were bothered by the sound of laundry on the same floor late at night, but overall it was good and we’d like to stay again!

Drawn in by the phrase “Japan’s most luxurious villa,” six fellow business owners and I stayed for one night while visiting Ishigaki Island. In the end, it was an outstanding stay that every one of us raved about. What surprised us even before arriving was the pre-trip meeting with a dedicated planner. Their flexibility and ability to turn any request into reality—along with thoughtful suggestions—had us excited from the start. The actual stay was truly the definition of being fully taken care of. From Shuttle Service to and from the airport, to marine activities like snorkeling on our own private boat, and even a buggy experience on an uninhabited island reached by crossing Kabira Bay in an amphibious vehicle—everything was a one-of-a-kind experience you can only have here. The view from the uninhabited island’s private beach was more beautiful than anything we had ever seen, and it became an unforgettable memory. The villa’s pool and full-scale water slide were also high quality—six adults could enjoy them to the fullest. On top of that, everything was all-inclusive, from an Ishigaki beef BBQ to alcoholic beverages. We were also amazed by Mr./Ms. S, our dedicated veteran coordinator. With decades of experience escorting well-known public figures, their knowledge of Ishigaki Island and hospitality were truly world-class. Thanks to S, our trip satisfaction multiplied many times over. And since we could keep enjoying activities right up until just before our evening flight home the next day, it honestly felt like two nights’ worth—so much so that it seemed like a bargain. We absolutely want to come back, and this is a special place I can confidently recommend to other business owners as well. Next time, I’d love to visit with my team from work.

We stayed for 7 nights in July as a couple. The condominium was exactly as shown in the photos—clean, beautiful, and equipped with everything we needed. The kitchen featured a Miele convection oven range, which made cooking even more enjoyable. In recent years, we’ve often chosen Airbnb for long stays, but this property stood out with its luxurious design, professional management and service, all at a very reasonable cost. We will definitely consider this as our first choice when staying in Niseko again. Thank you for the wonderful memories!

The room and amenities were very clean and excellent. We stayed as a group of seven spanning three generations, and we were able to relax comfortably. The barbecue facility was fully equipped, and there was a backyard larger than a futsal court where we enjoyed playing catch and soccer. This is an accommodation we would love to use again.

We stayed for 3 nights as a family of four. It’s about a 12-minute walk or a 3-minute drive from the airport. The entire property is rented out, and since there’s nothing around, it’s quiet at night. The interior is new and equipped with clean facilities. Amenities include shampoo, slippers, combs, disposable towels, and regular towels, but I don’t think there were any cleansing products or lotions. Within a few minutes' walk, there’s a stylish café where you can enjoy meals from breakfast to dinner while overlooking Amami Airport and the sea. Morning walks were refreshing with the tropical atmosphere. The deciding factor for us was the drum dryer washing machine, but it also has a rice cooker, stove, dishes, cooking utensils, and seasonings, making it ideal for long stays with self-catering. There’s a shop right next door where you can rent BBQ sets and enjoy activities like buggy rides or biking. The nearest supermarket is about a 10-minute drive away and closes around 8 PM, so it’s better to finish shopping early. Check-out is at 5:30 PM, which is convenient as you can leave your luggage until just before heading to the airport.

Opened in March this year, this accommodation has been operating for just half a year. I discovered it through a friend's SNS post and decided to visit. Located on Oshima Island, part of the sacred route from Munakata Taisha's main shrine (Hetsu-miya: Munakata-san) to Okinoshima via Nakatsu-miya, the island is steeped in history as a World Heritage Site. On this day, we visited Hetsu-miya and then drove to Kami-no-Misaki Port in Munakata City to take the ferry "Oshima" to Oshima Port. We stayed as a couple in a glamping tent designed for four people. The dinner was so abundant that we couldn't finish it all—there was even wild boar meat served as an extra treat! We felt almost guilty about not being able to eat everything. Perched on top of a hill with stunning ocean views below... To the left, you can see Fukuoka City's artificial Island City "Kashii-Terihata" with its luxury tower apartments. Although it was cloudy that day, on clear days you might be able to spot PayPay Dome or Fukuoka Tower (we could faintly see Hilton Hotel). Within the facility, guests are transported by cart after parking their cars and can enjoy various options like buggies. This place feels so luxurious and special that I wondered if it's even appropriate to stay here on such sacred ground—it’s truly breathtaking. Near the ferry port is "Kansu Beach," which features a torii gate called "Yume no Sayojima" set in the sea; during low tide, you can walk across to this small island—a highlight of Oshima itself. While there are areas affected by landslides due to heavy rainstorms recently, I hope they recover soon. Honestly speaking, it's not very famous yet at this moment—but once it becomes well-known, reservations might become impossible! It’s such an incredible hidden gem that I almost wish it remains undiscovered by too many people. I will definitely return again someday. Thank you so much!!