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I stayed here again this year during two consecutive days of diving in Yura. The Room was spacious, and I was very satisfied with the amenities and the delicious complimentary coffee at the front desk. Last time, I tried dinner for the first time and was very happy with it—reasonably priced and generously portioned—so this time I also tried breakfast for the first time, and it exceeded my expectations as well. Everyone at the front desk is very kind, and I always feel welcome here. Staying here is one of the highlights of my trip.

The quality of the Hotel is good, comparable to other Comfort Hotels. For breakfast, I enjoyed the local dish Torigobo (chicken and burdock). Breakfast times are assigned by ticket, so I appreciated being able to eat quietly. The day after my stay, I headed out to sightsee in Hagi. The bus terminal is nearby, which is very convenient.

Our family of four stayed for one night. On the first day we went to Fuji-Q Highland, and on the second day we toured around Lake Kawaguchi. From the welcome drink to kid-friendly services, the hospitality was wonderful. The kids were especially happy with the fireworks they received. In central Tokyo, there are only limited places where you can set off fireworks... The Room was clean and well maintained, and the Facility offerings were excellent. There were also amenities and equipment not listed on the website (bottled water, Ramune soda, coffee and tea, a hair iron, bathrobes, a ride to the station the next morning, and rental bicycles), so you won’t have any trouble as long as you bring only your basic personal items. Having breakfast delivered was also quietly appreciated. If we had to go to a dining area or pick it up somewhere, we would have needed to get ready—but it was easy to just receive it right after waking up.

We stayed at a private villa of Mihokan during the Obon holiday to visit both Izumo Taisha and Miho Shrine. The two-story traditional house was beautifully maintained, clean, and equipped with a spacious private bath. We enjoyed listening to jazz on the stereo in a relaxing atmosphere. The meals, both dinner and breakfast, were abundant and featured delicious local seafood. The main building where breakfast is served has an intriguing design reminiscent of the "Infinity Castle" from Demon Slayer, making it exciting to explore. The street in front of the accommodation is beautifully paved with blue stones, leading to Miho Shrine in about five minutes. We highly recommend attending their morning ritual; even during the summer heat, the shrine grounds were filled with refreshing air that energized us for the day ahead. Additionally, the staff provided excellent service that made our stay very relaxing. Thank you very much!

We stayed here for a mother-and-daughters trip (three of us) to celebrate my mother’s 90th birthday. We were also impressed that three beds were set up side by side. All the in-Room meals were delicious, and we enjoyed the dishes inspired by Mt. Fuji throughout—beautiful to look at as well. We could even see Mt. Fuji from the open-air bath in our Room, and we had a truly luxurious time. They also gave my mother a gift for her 90th birthday, which deeply moved us. My mother was thrilled, and it became a wonderful, unforgettable celebration.

The parking area is spacious, so you can park with peace of mind. The interior is clean, and you can relax quietly at your own pace. There are also supermarkets and convenience stores nearby, making it very convenient.

The Hotel is located in a very quiet area away from the city, and it was wonderful with the ocean right in front of it and beautiful ocean views. For breakfast and dinner, you can enjoy either a buffet or BBQ. Lunch is available for a short time, but there are light meals as well, so you can comfortably spend the whole day relaxing at the Hotel. Perhaps because of that, there were overwhelmingly many families. With the pool right in front of you, being able to enjoy both the pool and the sea at the same time feels safe and nice. That said, it may not be ideal for those who want to spend their time in complete quiet. It was also great that there is a large public bath. It’s not very big, but it was really helpful this time. The most disappointing thing was that I noticed quite a bit of mold in the Room bathroom. If not for that, it would have been excellent. Cleanliness around water areas stands out especially, so improving this would make it an even better Hotel. One more thing: I couldn’t use the outlet near the bed, so I borrowed an extension cord from the front desk. Other than that, the staff were wonderful—everyone throughout the building was very pleasant—and it made our stay a fun trip. The food was delicious. The buffet offered a very large amount of food, so I think it would be great to also have an option with smaller portions at a slightly lower price for lighter eaters. Thank you very much.

All staff were courteous and greeted us with warm smiles. In the spacious lobby, kimono obi sashes were laid over the sofas, creating an elegant Hokuriku atmosphere. The open-air bath was wonderful, with naturally flowing Onsen water, and I could soak while feeling grateful for nature’s gifts. However, horseflies (Orolro) may come at times, so I used the insect spray provided. Extra caution is needed during the hot season from late July onward. On the way to the open-air bath, I was surprised to see Onsen water bubbling up from the wall and flowing down. The large public bath’s hinoki cypress tub was pleasantly lukewarm—so comfortable that I could have stayed in it forever. Being able to enjoy an Onsen that has flowed continuously for 400 years while taking in unchanged natural scenery truly felt like a luxurious moment.

It was quiet and relaxing, and we could enjoy an ocean view from every Room. There were also sea-side seats during meals, so we were able to spend our time in a warm, peaceful mood. However, as West Izu is not very convenient for transportation, we would love to visit again and again if that could be improved.

I stayed here to watch Gujo Odori. The lobby and shared Facility had a retro Showa-era vibe, but everything felt clean, and the Room had been newly and stylishly renovated. There is no large public bath. It was a bit inconvenient that there was no door between the toilet and the washbasin area. The Shuttle Service by minibus to near the Gujo Odori venue was very convenient. Breakfast starts early, and checkout is also early at 10:00, which may be typical for an old-fashioned Hotel, but it did feel a little rushed. Thank you very much.

Tucked away a little off the prefectural road, this Accommodation is quietly situated—and truly wonderful. With only a small number of guest Rooms, they seem to focus on attentive hospitality. The meals were outstanding at both dinner and breakfast—so generous you’ll wonder if it’s really okay to eat that much. The price is a bit on the high side, but the value for money is excellent; everything was carefully prepared and genuinely delicious. We stayed as a couple, and the Room was quiet, spacious, and spotless. The Onsen was also fantastic and incredibly relaxing. The open-air bath is wide and spacious, and you can stretch out on a reclining chair in front of nature with nothing on—an amazing refresh that lets you forget everyday life for a while. There was complimentary summer mandarin juice at both the front desk and the large public bath area, and it was delicious too. Our Room had a semi-open-air bath, but that one felt fairly standard. I’m very disappointed that I slept in and missed going to the morning public bath. I’d love to stay again—the staff’s sincerity really came through.

We stayed in Building D, which is pet-friendly. Everything was spotless and very comfortable. There’s honestly nothing to criticize, so here are a few tips to help you enjoy your stay even more. Jacuzzi / Open-air bath / Pool: 　Bringing a swimsuit is recommended. Stink bugs (currently a large outbreak): 　It’s helpful to bring sticky tape for removal. Bakery: 　There’s a great bakery nearby. Amenities: 　High-quality POLA amenities are provided, so you only need to bring the basics. To fully enjoy it: 　You’ll probably want to stay two nights. Appliances: 　Most appliances are available, but there doesn’t seem to be an air fryer (probably). Shirarahama Beach: 　It’s just under 2 km away—slightly far. Dogs aren’t allowed on Shirarahama Beach, which is disappointing, but the beauty of the beach is amazing.

I was able to relax and unwind without a care. The Onsen was a comfortable size, and I wished I’d had time to use the sauna as well—it made me want to stay again. The only small concern was that the shower pressure in the room was too weak, but I’m very grateful to the staff for kindly helping with item loans and other requests with a smile. I’d love to stay here again when I visit Iki.

I wanted to visit Miyako at least once, so I stayed here. The building and Facility still retain traces of what must have been a thriving place in the Showa era, and they are old now. However, everything is kept very clean, and all the essentials are provided. There are no amenities, but since preferences vary from person to person, I think that’s fine. The Hotel staff were kind, and no matter what I ate, the food was simply delicious. In my personal opinion, it must be difficult to manage at this price with one night and two meals included. When I visit Miyako again, I would like to stay at this Hotel again.

The Room and Facility are slightly old, but the layout was satisfactory. The large public bath and breakfast buffet deserve five stars. It would be perfect if there were additional outlets on the side. Great value for money!

A bit pricey, but the furniture and beds are high quality, and the place feels clean and upscale. The tableware and kitchen tools were also stylish and easy to use. What felt most comfortable was the spacious entryway area with a large pet toilet—thoughtfully set up so our dog was less likely to have accidents, which let us relax without worry. The sauna is also well designed with a great flow from the bath, making it very comfortable. We’d love to stay again!

As this building is a renovated former Ryokan, sound insulation is limited and you may hear noise from neighboring Rooms or the shared hallway. However, the in-room amenities have been updated, and the shower water pressure was stronger than at typical Hotels—no issues at all. Breakfast was a Japanese set meal, and we enjoyed freshly grilled fish that changed daily. More than anything, the male staff were wonderful—thoughtful in every detail, from nearby sightseeing recommendations to dining suggestions and even checking on the air conditioning in the breakfast venue. After checkout, since we had time before the bus to Karatsu Station, they kindly told us we were welcome to wait inside. We also had a pleasant chat with the owner, and time flew by. There are impressive Hotels nearby such as Mercure and Seaside, but if you want to relax while looking out over the river, Karatsu Castle Hotel is highly recommended. It was a great Accommodation that made us want to stay again when visiting Karatsu. Thank you very much.

I stayed for six days and had breakfast, but I would have liked butter and jam to go with the bread. Also, the menu on the final day (day 6) felt limited. (I was satisfied with the first five days.)

There was no comb in the Room, so I had to go to the large public bath to get one. It was my first time staying at an Accommodation that didn’t provide a comb in the Room, so that’s the only amenity I’d rate -1. Other than that, my family and I were very satisfied and able to relax at our own pace! Both the in-room open-air bath and the large public bath have skin-beautifying hot spring water, and my skin felt wonderfully smooth—very happy with it!

The pool, location, Room cleanliness, and breakfast were all great. The kids were very satisfied too! If I had to mention one thing, we were on the 8th floor and there was a smell in the hallway (maybe from the air conditioning). The buffet staff also greeted us with smiles, and everyone was Japanese so communication was easy. We’d like to stay again.