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I have traveled to many places, but this was an indescribably wonderful space where I had a truly great time. Despite the unfortunate rain, I was able to enjoy the outdoors without getting wet. Bringing my dog, enjoying the open-air bath, and experiencing outdoor activities—all my wishes came true!

This is the only accommodation located in Kanau, famous for its connection to the "Taiheiki." The accommodation accepts only 1-2 groups per day. The building was originally a residence of a local noble family and served as a temporary palace for the Southern Court, which resisted the Northern Court. It has been renovated into a hotel and restaurant, offering guests a unique opportunity to experience history by staying in what was once an imperial residence. While the facilities and meals may not match those of luxury hotels, the owner, who comes from a long-standing noble family that has protected this area for generations, can share fascinating stories about medieval history upon request. Adjacent to the accommodation is a museum, and nearby on higher ground lies the tomb of Kitabatake Chikafusa. However, there are no other major tourist attractions in this area. This accommodation serves as a base for those wishing to explore Kanau's serene countryside. Please note that transportation is very limited; while there are buses from JR Gojo Station, they run only a few times per day. We recommend checking bus schedules carefully before planning your visit.

As the title suggests, I had a comfortable stay through the night. Thank you as always. I look forward to staying again.

A truly great Hotel. The owner is kind and attentive. If you’re searching for a Hotel and can’t decide, you should definitely choose this one!

The facility is not new, but the 8-tatami mat room comes fully equipped with a refrigerator-freezer, microwave, sink, dishes, pots and pans, an electric stove, and a rice cooker—everything needed for self-catering. The bathroom only has a shower; however, towels, bath towels, shampoo, conditioner, and body soap are provided so you don't need to bring your own. The stairs up to the third floor are narrow but staying for three people with no meals included at 12,000 yen was very affordable. Being in the town center means there are nearby restaurants and izakayas as well as an A-Coop supermarket where you can buy ingredients for cooking. We stayed here during a fishing trip and were able to reserve bento boxes delivered at 4 AM—very convenient for early morning fishing or hiking trips. It was such a great accommodation that I would like to use it again. When the ferry was canceled due to bad weather and we extended our stay overnight (multiple night stay), they kindly offered us discounted rates for consecutive nights.

I stayed for three nights in a detached accommodation with a high-ceilinged, atmospheric room and a lovely bath. I enjoyed relaxing in the room while listening to the sound of the river, and since the kitchen was equipped with dishes and cooking utensils, I was able to shop at a nearby supermarket and cook meals, making for a leisurely stay. The shared washing machine and dryer were convenient for laundry after trekking. The staff at the accommodation were very kind, providing detailed answers to questions while maintaining an ideal balance of attentiveness and privacy. Thanks to them, it was a very comfortable stay that made my trip wonderful.

I stayed on a weekday. The outdoor barbecue while listening to the sound of the stream flowing nearby became a special memory.

The facility is well-equipped, and having a dryer was especially convenient. Detergent is also provided. I arrived by bus, and since it is located about 500m along a paved road from the Nagata terminal, it was easy to manage even with a suitcase. When I arrived early, the friendly staff with a wonderful smile kindly assisted me during the cleaning time. The area is quiet and offers a relaxing atmosphere.

I was a bit anxious traveling solo during Golden Week, but I had a very comfortable stay in the spacious Room. I enjoyed both the Fu Chanpuru set dinner and breakfast, and the rice was especially delicious. With the beach and village nearby, my morning walk felt wonderful. There were face masks in the Room, which were gentle on my sunburned skin—I really appreciated the thoughtful touch. I was also glad to be able to borrow a muumuu. I’d love to come again.

This was my second stay, the first in seven years. The Hotel’s atmosphere—sunrises and sunsets from the rooftop and a jungle-like vibe—hasn’t changed, and it made me feel very nostalgic. There were notes explaining various creatures, along with booklet-like materials, and the Room was comfortable. We chose a plan with breakfast included; it’s a simple breakfast buffet, but it felt like eating Okinawan home-style cooking and was truly delicious. Even our children, who usually hardly eat breakfast, said it was tasty and ate a lot. I’m not sure when we’ll be able to visit again, but this is a Hotel I sincerely hope will be here for many years to come.

I stayed for one night while visiting relatives in Kanoya. Right in front of me, the beautiful sea and Sakurajima stretched out, and I felt wonderfully refreshed—it was a great time. I also heard that a footbath will be added soon at the nearby roadside station, so I’d love to stay again.

A master’s graduate from Kunitachi College of Music delighted us with two welcome piano pieces and five more before bedtime. The polonaise pasta we requested for breakfast was also delicious.

It was a very clean place, and although my stay was short, I had a comfortable time.

This was our second stay. We stayed the first time for our dog, and came back because the meals were so delicious. There were three of us, and while many places use extra beds for three guests, we were able to relax comfortably and were very satisfied. We were happy as ever with the adorable dogs. We were happy as ever with the delicious meals. We also loved the Onsen and the fresh greenery in the English garden. Thank you very much. We’ll be back!

We had an extraordinary experience immersed in nature! Located halfway up the slopes, the view from the Room is breathtaking. We enjoyed a private sauna and outdoor relaxation in an unparalleled setting.

I was a bit worried because there weren’t many Reviews, but it was better than expected. (1) Dinner was a carefully prepared set course using a variety of ingredients; hot dishes were served hot and cold dishes cold. Since I stayed three nights on this trip—and the other two nights were at a large Hotel where you had to get around by cart and meals were buffet-style—this felt even more delicious. Breakfast was also very good. (2) The property is compact, and if the weather is clear, I think the views are great with both the pool and the sea right in front of you. (3) They picked me up at Ohara Port. The island speed limit is 40 km/h, so due to my miscalculation I ended up running late getting back to the port by rental car, but they stayed in touch and waited for me. The service was pleasantly straightforward—they didn’t talk to me too much, which I found comfortable. If I have another chance to visit Iriomote Island, I’d like to stay here again.

I was surprised to find a silky, high-pH Onsen in Tokyo. I was very satisfied with the quality and spaciousness. The food at the on-site Ishifune Dining was also delicious and satisfying. The cottage offered the soothing sound of the river and fresh air—an excellent environment.

The Accommodation has spacious Rooms, and the view is very pleasant, with a lawn right in front and the sea beyond. Unarisaki Park is nearby and perfect for a walk; we couldn’t see the sunset this time, but I think it would be beautiful if you can.

It was a very homey accommodation! Some of the amenities felt a bit dated (the desk lamp in the closet was not functional), but the breakfast was delicious, the garden had a wonderful tropical vibe, and I was able to relax! Thank you.

The accommodation is new, well-cleaned, and very comfortable. The bed was cozy, allowing for a restful sleep. From the rooftop, you can enjoy views of Uehara Port and the sea, and on clear days, even the sunrise. The staff were incredibly kind and provided helpful advice about restaurants for dinner. Although the attached restaurant looked delicious, it was unfortunately closed during our stay. However, the croissant sandwich served for breakfast was greatly appreciated on Iriomote Island where shops and dining options are limited. The amenities were minimal but high-quality, with thoughtful touches like an outdoor drying rack available. Personally, I loved the abundance of power outlets—USB-equipped outlets by the bedside and desk as well as wall sockets made it easy to charge multiple devices like smartphones and laptops simultaneously. If I have another chance to visit Iriomote Island again in the future, I would definitely stay here!