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Perhaps because there was availability on a weekday, they upgraded us to a larger Room. We were very satisfied with the open, airy Room and the mountain views from the large windows in our corner Room. The meals were all delicious, with plenty of dishes, and we left completely full. It was our first time trying venison—it was tender and excellent. The bath and the entire property were clean and very pleasant.

This time, we stayed in the Jinshiro Room. As always, the in-room bath was incredibly relaxing. The meals were delicious too!

I stayed here to visit Akiyoshido Cave and the Akiyoshidai Karst Plateau. It was a very fine Hotel, the Room was spacious, and the bedding was comfortable for a good night’s sleep. Yuda Onsen has an abundant supply of hot water, and the baths were excellent. A staff member near the front desk told me about highlights around Yuda Onsen, so I visited the Nakahara Chuya Memorial Museum, Rurikoji Temple, and Yamaguchi Xavier Memorial Church. Since it was Sunday, hymns could be heard and it felt very solemn; the temple also had an impressive five-story pagoda. It’s a compact town, but it was interesting and perfect for half a day of sightseeing. As for the Accommodation itself, it did feel slightly aged in places, but the meals were luxurious and the fugu sashimi was delicious. There may have been a few too many dishes overall—I was already quite full by the time I got to items like fried ayu. Personally, I felt ayu wasn’t really necessary. Also, I would have appreciated complimentary mineral water as an amenity; most Accommodations offer it these days, so I was a bit disappointed that there wasn’t any. The footbath next to the Accommodation had also dried up—whether due to water shortages or energy saving measures, it felt a little sad. In any case, thank you very much for your hospitality. Overall I had a very positive impression, though personally I would have preferred slightly lighter meals. The Akiyoshidai Karst Plateau offers truly one-of-a-kind panoramic views that I’d love to see again, so I may return in the future—thank you in advance when that time comes.

One of my recent pleasures has been traveling during summer vacation with my daughter and grandchild. This year, we chose Kinosaki Marine World. The Accommodation was naturally Kinparo. For two days, we had unlimited entry and re-entry. That was very helpful. We enjoyed the attractions too—like the dolphin trainer experience—and had fun like kids again. Of course, my 6-year-old grandchild was thrilled as well. The meals and the Onsen were great. However, there is room for improvement in the children’s menu. Kids have sharp taste buds. Extra French fries would have been better. It’s similar everywhere, but meals for children are often disappointing. Other than that, everything was comfortable. All three generations had a wonderful time together.

The view from the window was breathtaking, and we were able to enjoy a truly luxurious time. The sunset in particular was stunning—better than we had imagined. We would definitely like to stay again.

Due to the typhoon, train service to the nearest station, Izukyu-Shimoda Station, was suspended. After we contacted the Accommodation, they came to pick us up at a station where trains were still running. A welcome drink (including alcohol) was also prepared, and we felt relieved when we finally arrived. Above all, the meals were outstanding—we truly enjoyed the seafood. We are grateful for their thoughtful care in every way.

The Room we were given was a complimentary upgrade to the Jiro building. It was very convenient: take the elevator to the private bath on the 4th floor, and go down to the dining area on the 1st floor. With wide openings, the spacious Room offers an open feel while looking out over the sea. Because each Room is separate, it feels like a private villa. The in-room amenities are thoughtfully provided down to every detail—I was surprised there was even an ice machine. Every meal was carefully prepared and beautifully presented. What especially stayed with me was how wakame seaweed accompanied many of the dishes. In the morning we walked to San-no-iwa Rocks; along that shore, where the rock surface has been carved away, it felt far more rugged than you would imagine from inside the Room. The Sanriku region is quite far away, but I’m glad we made the trip all this way.

This was my third stay. It’s always fully booked, so I make my Reservation early. As always, the scallops, turban shells, clams, and hard clams were delicious and plentiful. I ate right up until the end of the time limit, but if I had to ask for one thing, it would be even better with oysters as well. This time I also enjoyed fishing in the sea right in front of the property. I caught a rockfish using a jighead minnow lure. I’d love to come back again next time.

As part of the eco-conscious Facility operations, I stayed for a Multiple Night Stay. There was no sheet change, but fresh towels were delivered to the entrance door every day, so it was not inconvenient at all. The selectable breakfast each morning (boxed meal, self-serve coffee, barley tea, and miso soup) included options like a pork-and-egg rice ball bento, hamburger steak bento, and sandwiches—there was no repetition and I enjoyed a variety. Everything was delicious. The location was convenient as it is close to the bus terminal and the port for remote islands. Overall, I had a comfortable stay.

To everyone at IKYU, Thank you for always helping create wonderful memories over the years. We truly enjoyed the warm hospitality and delicious cuisine at Kamakura Prince. We returned home hoping to visit again when we have the chance. Thank you very much.

The entire Facility was very clean, and not only the bedrooms but also the toilets, shower rooms, and even the large public bath were kept spotless, so we had a very comfortable stay. The meals were also delicious, and the experience itself—starting a fire ourselves and grilling and cooking—was truly fun and became a memorable time for our family. Above all, we were most impressed by the hospitality of the staff. We have stayed at many Hotels and Accommodations, but the team here was without a doubt among the very best. We visited with two small children and were worried about whether we could manage starting a fire and doing BBQ properly, but the staff kindly and carefully taught us what to do and naturally supported us at just the right moments. We really appreciated how they watched over us with perfect distance—never intrusive. It wasn’t luxurious like a high-end Hotel; instead, it offered warm human connection and time for our family to work together, giving us an incredible sense of happiness unlike anything we’ve experienced before. There aren’t many Accommodations that make you think “I want to come back,” but this is a place we genuinely feel like visiting even every month. It was an outstanding experience that left our whole family completely satisfied. We would love to stay again.

I booked the No Meals Included plan to visit Hirome Market the next day, and it was a great value—the Room was spacious and clean, and the Onsen was excellent. It’s about a 15-minute drive to Cerise. The parking lot is free and spacious, and next time I’d like to stay with meals included and relax.

I was first impressed by the spacious layout, something you can only find in a Facility built in a more prosperous era. I headed straight to the bath—the water was quite hot, and since it’s a radium Onsen, my body stayed warm for a long time afterward. Before dinner, I was able to watch Netflix on the TV, so the time that I would usually spend feeling bored until dinner passed in a really meaningful way. Dinner also featured many Miyako specialties, and everything—from the soup to the tempura to the mixed rice—was served piping hot and was absolutely delicious. No matter which Kyukamura I stay at, the staff’s thoughtful yet unobtrusive hospitality always makes it very comfortable. Thank you very much.

The freshly baked breakfast bread was excellent, with a great variety. The Onsen was also wonderful. The Room was kept very clean. There was a popular gyoza restaurant nearby, and it was delicious. I’d like to come again.

Conveniently located near the remote island terminal and bus terminal, with a shopping street and restaurants just nearby. The Hotel staff are very kind and welcoming. The freshly made rice balls prepared on the spot are excellent. Even on a Multiple Night Stay, it was a nice touch that the miso soup and rice ball fillings were different each day. There is also a gallery, and the rooftop is wonderful. When I come to Ishigaki Island again, I would like to stay here again.

I’ve stayed here several times. There are so many great points: it’s close to downtown, parking is free, there’s an Onsen, breakfast is inexpensive and delicious, and the staff are kind. If you’re going to Takayama, this is the place to stay.

Before check-in on the first day, we went to Shirarahama Beach. On the second day, we visited Adventure World. On the third day, after checking out, we went to Sandanbeki Cliff, had lunch at Toretore Market, and then headed home. It was a very fulfilling and enjoyable trip. The dinners on the first and second nights were different, so we never got tired of them and enjoyed everything—delicious throughout. The abalone was outstanding! We traveled as three families, and our grandchild was thrilled to be able to use the pool four times over two days—it was so much fun. It was truly wonderful. The café coffee was very good as well; we used it both days.

We stayed for two nights as a family. Just as the Reviews said, the food was delicious and we were very satisfied. However, there was more than we could finish and we ended up leaving some, so we wished there had been a Plan with smaller portions. At dinner, we had seats with a beautiful view of the sunset. If we have another chance to visit Sado, we would definitely like to stay again.

This was a calm, relaxing Ryokan right in front of Lake Biwa. The three of us—my older sister, my 93-year-old mother, and I—stayed here to celebrate my mother’s birthday. All the staff were very kind, and above all, every meal was delicious and truly enjoyable. The amber tea sweets are Futabaso’s original specialty and were incredibly tasty. I wanted to buy some but had given up because there was no shop on-site. When I asked a staff member, they told me it could be ordered for delivery, and they kindly prepared it for us before we left—making it the perfect souvenir. It was such a comfortable Ryokan that it made me want to book a Multiple Night Stay. Thank you very much to all the staff.

While the meals are not particularly luxurious, the quiet surroundings make it a relaxing place to stay. The area had been closed due to bear sightings, but a riverside walking path has now been developed all the way to Ryusendo Cave. The Iwaizumi Yogurt served at the Ryokan—highly praised by Mr. Ohtani—is excellent, and the milk is outstanding as well. The cold noodles at the Ryusendo Cave rest house were also very delicious. If you are worried about bears, there is a bus stop right in front of the property one stop before Ryusendo Cave (service is limited).