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Thank you for the wonderful experience at the end of the year. I requested a hotel with a view of Mt. Fuji, and this one seemed perfect! Even from the room on the second floor, Mt. Fuji was fully visible through the window, and I was deeply impressed by how much I could enjoy and admire it from there! In the past, I’ve stayed at accommodations with views of Mt. Fuji from Lake Kawaguchi (with an open-air bath in the room), but sometimes the angle wasn’t ideal... Here, you can truly appreciate a clear and beautiful view of Mt. Fuji’s shape! I chose a plan with breakfast only, but for dinner, we went to a nearby Houtou restaurant! The breakfast offered both Japanese and Western options and was very satisfying! The biggest gratitude goes to all staff members for their excellent service—definitely 5 stars!!! Although I am Japanese, there were staff at reception who seemed skilled in languages, always smiling throughout our stay—it made me feel so comfortable! Since it was during New Year’s season, they had lucky bags available for purchase; when I bought one, I couldn’t believe how luxurious it was—it felt like such an amazing deal! Thank you so much!!

A quiet and historic accommodation with a splendid courtyard, featuring spacious rooms and no particular issues with meals or the bath, made for a relaxing and enjoyable trip with friends. The senior staff members were working hard, but it seemed understaffed as no one appeared promptly at the dining area when we arrived. When we called out, it seemed they couldn't hear us, which was slightly inconvenient. Additionally, the shower in the room's bidet toilet did not work, and the TV only displayed terrestrial channels; these areas could use improvement. Overall, I was satisfied. Thank you very much!

When traveling to Kyoto with two young children, this accommodation is our go-to choice. Unlike standard business hotels where the area under the bed is carpeted and allows shoes, this hotel features tatami flooring in the bedroom. This makes it worry-free when kids climb on and off the beds. Additionally, the layout separates the bedroom from the bathroom and entrance areas with sliding doors, effectively keeping children away from the shoe-wearing entrance area, which significantly reduces stress during our stay. Another highlight is that a famous Ohagi shop, Imanishiken, is located nearby. It’s easy to line up before opening hours and get a chance to purchase their rare kinako ohagi (soybean flour rice cake), which is hard to find in Kanto. The breakfast service was also excellent; staff members were friendly and attentive, providing both quality and quantity that left us satisfied. (The only minor wish would be for drip coffee instead of what was offered.) We look forward to staying here again next time!

I visit Kofu several times a year, but this was my first time staying at Route Inn. The exterior is a bit dated, and the Room was small, but the shared areas were well-cleaned and tidy. Overall, I was satisfied with my stay. However, during check-in, to ease congestion at breakfast time, I chose the last time slot from four options (based on staff recommendations for less crowded times). Unfortunately, it felt rushed within the 30-minute breakfast period and I couldn't relax. Additionally, in the morning bathhouse, the water temperature was lukewarm—perhaps due to adjustments for the heatwave—and it wasn't warm enough to heat up my body in a short time. The front desk staff were very kind and attentive; their service left a positive impression. I would like to stay at this Hotel again. Thank you!

We stayed for five nights as a family. It was in a location that let us live like locals in Kyoto. There was a ramen and gyoza restaurant next door, a convenience store across the street, and a well-stocked supermarket within walking distance (with a 100-yen shop and fast-food restaurants as well). The Kyoto Imperial Palace and Nijo Castle were also within walking distance. We could easily go out for breakfast in different places, too. Even when we came back tired from sightseeing every day, we had fluffy beds, a spacious bathroom, strong shower pressure, and a large table in the living area. Because it was clearly separated from the bedroom, it was perfect for the kids to do their summer homework. Using the key card to take the elevator up felt great—when the door opened, it was already our own private floor/Room space.

This was my second stay in three months. All the staff were kind and responded politely. I caused some trouble because I didn't know how to use the safe, but they taught me without a hint of annoyance, saying, "It's okay." There is basically no daily cleaning, and during my 3-night, 4-day stay, it was only done once during the day on the third day. However, you can get new towels at the front desk, and since I was often out during the day, it didn't bother me at all. What I liked most about this hotel was the rooftop sky lounge. When it comes to viewing the night view, tourist spots are crowded, and rooms with a night view in hotels tend to be expensive... In such a situation, I was happy to be able to leisurely enjoy the night view of Tokyo. There are also two coin-operated laundry machines on the first floor, so if the timing is right, you don't have to go to a nearby laundromat, which was convenient. I would like to stay here again when I visit Tokyo.

The Room was clean and comfortable. Above all, the meals were delicious. We could really feel the staff’s thoughtfulness, and we’d like to stay again. The price was so low that we were almost worried it might be too good to be true. Five stars.

Each room is equipped with a microwave, which is very convenient.

I found the self check-in convenient. However, although I originally planned to stay with my husband, I ended up staying alone. The screen still showed 2 guests, so I politely asked if it was okay to change it. A female front desk staff member in her 40s did not listen to what I was saying and said, “If you don’t understand, shall we do it here?” (the usual front desk service), assuming on her own that I didn’t know how to operate it. She spoke in a condescending way with an exasperated look, which made me feel uncomfortable. The other staff members were very kind.

I stayed here during the Nagaoka Fireworks Festival. The price was about five times higher than usual, but I understand that. However, the twin Room I reserved was clearly different from the photos—it seemed like a single Room with an extra bed added. I chose this because I wanted beds that were separated, so I was very disappointed. If there were any changes, I would have appreciated being informed properly in advance.

I made a last-minute Reservation the day before Yoiyama of the Gion Festival and stayed on the day of Yoiyama. It was my first time using this Hotel, and I was amazed by how close it is to the station and how perfectly located it is for sightseeing during the Gion Festival—I could see Naginata-boko right nearby. In the evening, many food stalls lined up in front of the Hotel, and the area was bustling with people. The Hotel itself is set back down an alley; you take an elevator up to the second floor to reach the front desk. Despite the crowds outside, it was quiet and comfortable in my Room. The staff were also very kind and helpful. Thanks to this stay, I was able to experience my first Gion Festival, including Yoiyama and the Yamaboko Junko parade. It was very hot, but it became a wonderful memory.

I was looking for a Hotel not too far from Kyoto Station, with easy access to the places I wanted to visit and close to the station. There was also a Co-op next door, and it was near the station. The Room was clean. I did notice a lot of dust on the TV remote, and if I mention every small detail it would never end, but for this price and location, it was more than enough if you just need a place to sleep.

The Facility is clean and well maintained, with thorough housekeeping. We did not order breakfast, but there is a 24-hour supermarket next door where you can buy breakfast.

We stayed at Santa Hills for the first time with my husband and our beloved dog. Although we live in a rural area of Tokyo, it took about 3 hours one way by car navigation, and we were amazed by the surrounding nature filled with rice fields. It was a perfect place to relax and enjoy peaceful moments. We stayed in a cottage with a private dog run, which had just the right amount of space and was very satisfying! It was slightly chilly at night, but the stove kept us warm, and the provided comforters made sleeping cozy enough. The plan included a hot pot filled with plenty of vegetables, which was delicious. The staff at the front desk and around were friendly and greeted us warmly, which made us feel very welcome. The nighttime illuminations were stunningly beautiful, and there were many Christmas decorations inside the center as well. We got to experience our first illumination of this season and felt an early touch of Christmas spirit. Both my husband and I had such a relaxing time after so long that we would love to visit again with our dog in tow. Thank you very much!

We stayed for one night as a family, and the room was very clean. The children seemed to enjoy playing on the bunk beds! We would like to use it again if we have the opportunity.