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It may have been just bad luck, but the noise from the neighboring Room was loud and made it hard to fall asleep. I could clearly hear footsteps and movement inside the Room, and even snoring, so I felt the walls might be a bit thin. It’s also possible the neighbor was simply noisy. Since I also tend to snore loudly, there’s a good chance I ended up bothering others as well, so I don’t think I can stay here with peace of mind next time. The location is excellent—very close to Tokyo Station and within easy walking distance from the station—but if you have large luggage (a suitcase), be aware that depending on which exit you use, some areas do not have escalators or elevators, which can make it difficult. The Room itself is extremely compact, but more than enough if you just need a place to sleep. It also seemed to be cleaned thoroughly and was very clean.

Mount Myogi rose like a folding screen, and the scenery was spectacular! The Hotel was clean, and the Onsen had great water. Meals were buffet-style for both breakfast and dinner. Unfortunately, it wasn’t food I’d want to eat again... There are many sightseeing spots nearby, so we were able to stop by various places and had a very fulfilling trip.

It was my first time back at Lake Kawaguchi in a while. Since it was summer, I wasn’t expecting a Mt. Fuji view, but the next morning we could see it clearly all the way to the base—it was truly moving. I’ve stayed here several times, and it keeps getting better each visit. This time, what surprised me most was that drinks were unlimited. The Mt. Fuji whisky in particular was excellent—we finished an entire bottle between the two of us. All cooking utensils were provided, and the amenities were especially well stocked—my wife was thrilled. If you’re starting to tire of staying at a Ryokan, this villa is perfect.

At check-out in the morning, we received permission to leave our car in the parking lot while we explored Inuyama Castle and the castle town, so we walked to Inuyama Castle. It took about 15 minutes on foot, enjoying a stroll through the castle town along the way. The Accommodation rate is affordable, and the parking lot is spacious and free. We ate out, but it was convenient because there are many restaurants near Meitetsu Inuyama Station just nearby.

It was very convenient that it’s only a 3-minute walk from Inuyama-Yuen Station. The area around the station and the Hotel was very quiet, and it was a wonderful setting—you can walk to the castle while enjoying the magnificent view of the Kiso River. I was also impressed to be able to see Inuyama Castle from my Room, and the male front desk staff member was kind and helpful, so I’d like to stay here again. There are no restaurants or convenience stores nearby, but it’s not a problem if you go to nearby Inuyama Station—Inuyamakan is highly recommended!

It was clean, well located, and reasonably priced, so I stayed here again.

It’s a bit of a walk from Subway Nijo Station to the Hotel. However, compared with staying near Kyoto Station and having to navigate its large platforms, this option may actually be quicker from “getting off the train to reaching the Hotel.” Also, buses to Shijo and Kyoto Station depart from the bus stop right in front of the Hotel, which was surprisingly convenient. The route to the Hotel has wide sidewalks, so even with a suitcase it’s easy and stress-free. And there’s a large supermarket on the way from the station to the Hotel! I think it’s also well suited for longer stays. Depending on your sightseeing plans, I’d choose this Hotel rather than staying around Kyoto Station or Shijo-Karasuma.

The front desk staff are always friendly and welcoming.\nThe Room is always kept clean.\nI stay here often, and it’s convenient with a convenience store nearby as well as a 24-hour supermarket.

There are many lively shops nearby, and although it was a bit far, we were able to walk to the Atomic Bomb Dome as well. The only issue was that the washbasin drain smelled (this should be improved). The front desk staff member was also very pleasant. Thank you!

The beach is right in front of the hotel and easy to access, and the food was unbelievably delicious—absolutely amazing! Many buffet restaurants start running low as closing time approaches, but here it felt like everything was replenished right up until the end. There was sushi, meat dishes, noodles, desserts, and curry—and every single one of them was incredibly good! The open-air bath also had a great view—everything about this stay was wonderful.

Thank you very much for your hospitality. This was our first stay, and we used it as our Accommodation in Namba after the Yoshimoto Shinkigeki show. [Room & Amenities] This time, we stayed in the “Swiss Executive Room King.” The amenities were standard, but the view from the Room was amazing—perhaps because it was on the 32nd floor. Since the Hotel is built above the Nankai Railway terminal, it’s a dream for train lovers. [Staff & Service] The front desk staff were excellent. Hotel parking is a bit pricey at JPY 3,300 since it’s in central Namba, but given how convenient the location is, it didn’t bother us. Also, because we stayed in an executive room, we could use the lounge. It was great to grab a bite before Yoshimoto Shinkigeki. [Onsen / Bath] The bathroom in the Room had a shower-over-bathtub setup. Since it’s an older property, I suppose that’s to be expected—nothing special, just standard. [Facility & Equipment] The Facility does feel dated in places, but as you’d expect from a Swiss Hotel, the clock near the entrance left a strong impression. The next morning (as part of Takashimaya), browsing watches at WatchMaison was also irresistible for watch lovers. We also used the pool—the glass ceiling made it feel wonderfully open and refreshing. [Dining] Dinner was difficult because Yoshimoto Shinkigeki ended around 10:30 p.m., and most nearby restaurants were already closed. Since our family doesn’t drink alcohol, we struggled to find somewhere to eat. However, venues on the 36th floor of the Hotel were open late. We had dinner at Table36—the view was spectacular and everything tasted great. Our daughter loved the view so much that instead of having breakfast on the 33rd floor breakfast venue, we chose to dine on the 36th floor as well. Breakfast there was also excellent. [Overall Satisfaction] Overall, we were very satisfied. We plan to stay here again when sightseeing in Namba. Highly recommended!

About a three-minute walk from the Kabuki-za Theatre, it was very convenient—I could return right away even after the evening performance ended. This time I stayed on the Executive Floor, so in the evening I relaxed at the bar, enjoying drinks and hors d’oeuvres while taking in Ginza’s streetscape and night views. The platter included smoked salmon and prosciutto, and I could also choose pickles and nuts; it was great that these were included. For alcohol there was champagne, several wines, whisky, and sake, but cocktails were charged separately. I took some soup back to my Room and it was delicious, but carrying hot soup to the Room in a paper cup felt unsafe. The Room was a twin; not spacious, but it had a separate bathroom with a rain shower. There is a washing area, but no space for changing clothes. When I first entered the Room, it was lovely that the curtains opened with music. The view faced another building, but I could still enjoy some night scenery at an angle. Many of the staff were non-Japanese, but their Japanese was fluent and polite. On departure day when I asked about transportation to Yokohama, I was told to walk to Ginza Station rather than use nearby Higashi-Ginza Station—but you can go directly from Higashi-Ginza Station too, right? When pulling a suitcase through Ginza, shorter is better—so why?

I was truly impressed that the Room has a private garden inside and is set up so you can make matcha tea!! The lounge also offers detox water and a matcha-making setup, making it well worth staying here even for Japanese guests or Kyoto locals. I will definitely stay again! Thank you very much!!

This is my third stay, as I have returned for the great location and hospitality since my previous visit. The amenities are well stocked, from makeup remover to skincare, and the Hotel staff are very courteous, making it a place where you can stay with peace of mind. It is especially quiet at night, and close to COREDO and Mitsukoshi, with the Ginza Line subway nearby as well. Only smoking Rooms were available, but when I requested a non-smoking Room despite knowing it might be difficult, they kindly accommodated my request. The Room was comfortable and Wi-Fi worked well. I would like to stay again.

We stayed here so my daughter could attend an event, and because it was close to my eldest daughter’s home. Since we only needed the Room to sleep in, we didn’t expect much, but it was quiet and very comfortable. The heating didn’t work and it was cold, but since the two of us slept together, we managed. For breakfast, due to air conditioner installation work, it was provided in a bento box and we ate it in our Room, and it was delicious. We would like to stay again.

It is conveniently located right in front of the station one stop from Sendai Airport, with a convenience store next door. The Hotel staff were also very kind and gave us helpful information about nearby sightseeing spots. The free breakfast and the natural Onsen Facility were both excellent. When I use Sendai Airport again, I would definitely like to stay at this Hotel.

It was very good! As a couple who smokes, the best thing was that there was a smoking Room. I think it was the smoking Room floor, but the hallway from the elevator to the Room didn’t strongly smell of cigarettes (non-smokers might feel it does...), and even inside the Room there wasn’t an odor that bothered us as smokers. The front desk staff were pleasant, and both check-in and check-out were very smooth. At check-in, there was a recommended breakfast guide on the front desk machine, so we bought breakfast vouchers and used them the next morning. The service was good, and we were able to spend our morning time efficiently. Maybe because it was Sunday morning?! but we could choose between Japanese or Western style; I would have been happier if the Japanese set felt a bit more traditionally Japanese. When we visit Tokyo again, I would like to stay at this Hotel again.

I stayed one night with my small dog, son, and wife. The Room was spacious, and best of all, there were two Onsens in the Room—so relaxing. There was also an outdoor garden dog run, and watching our dog happily run around while taking in the magnificent scenery and nature of Lake Ashi was even more soothing. Next time, I think it would be great to bring our own ingredients and enjoy a cozy stay-in getaway.

The all-inclusive plan was great, especially the unlimited alcoholic drinks. Dinner was also delicious with the half-buffet style. The dining staff were very attentive, and we had a pleasant stay. It would have been even better if beer had been included in the unlimited drinks.

The room was even cuter and more stylish than the photos on the reservation page. The TV allowed casting, and the table had casters, making it convenient to arrange as desired. The water server is only available on the 4th floor, so those with a room on that floor are lucky. However, hallway noise and smells were occasionally noticeable. My room faced the road, but outside noise was not an issue. Breakfast was slightly expensive but excellent in both quality and quantity. I chose a seafood bowl, but the raw egg looked delicious too, and there was also morning porridge available. I'm glad I had breakfast here!