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The meals were delicious. The bath is small, but it’s well cleaned, and the open-air bath is also small, but the water is pleasantly warm so you can soak for a long time. Since it’s all-inclusive, I enjoyed a beer at check-in and after bathing. Sake during meals was also all-you-can-drink with a wide selection—this Accommodation was perfect for those who love to drink. I deducted one star because the TV was small, but everything else was 100 points! I’ll be back!

We stayed at this Ryokan for my parents’ therapeutic hot-spring retreat. It’s a Ryokan that’s difficult to reach without a car, but it had a wonderful atmosphere. The staff were especially kind, and we truly enjoyed our stay. My elderly parents were delighted with the nostalgic Japanese-style room. There are many stairs inside the Accommodation, and my father, whose legs have started to weaken, had a bit of difficulty walking around the building. We had breakfast, and it was delicious Japanese food that left us completely full.

This was my fifth visit to Tsukioka Onsen. It was my first stay at Akebono, but Tsukioka Onsen has excellent water quality, and Akebono’s baths were great as well. Since I stayed on the last day of a three-day weekend, it was quiet, and I could enjoy the spacious baths at a relaxed pace. The dinner looked like it would be neither too much nor too little in the photos at the time of Reservation, but in reality it was quite generous and left me very full. Everything was delicious. For breakfast, the side dishes felt like they were meant to go with rice, but they were also tasty—I even had seconds. The rice itself was excellent too, just as you’d expect from Niigata, famous for its rice.

We stayed as a mother and daughter! The European-style modern Room was beautifully cleaned and spacious—almost too big for just the two of us. The Yubatake was right in front of us, which was very convenient. Breakfast at an Onsen Accommodation is usually so early that my daughter can hardly eat, but here we had suiton in the first-floor dining room. You can even have it after check-out, so we were able to enjoy a relaxed morning.

Our first trip with our one-year-old was nerve-wracking, but we stayed here with peace of mind. First, the meals: we used the buffet, and there were plenty of options for babies and toddlers, as well as a very satisfying selection for adults. The Room was wonderful, and there was also a play area for children, so we could relax and enjoy our stay. After returning home, we realized we had left our child’s favorite picture book behind. When we contacted you, it was found right away, and we truly appreciate your prompt help. We would love to stay again next time with everyone.

This is my third stay. Every year during the Obon holidays, I visit my family home, and the day before returning home I always stop by this Hotel to unwind. I relax in the Onsen and enjoy the buffet, and I always leave satisfied. The staff’s courteous service and prompt assistance are truly appreciated. I look forward to staying again next year.

We stayed for one night to visit Seiganto-ji Temple, Kumano Nachi Taisha Shrine, and Nachi Falls. The buffet meals were all delicious—Japanese, seafood, Chinese, and Western. We also ordered Kumano beef with our Plan, and it was incredibly good. When we arrived, we were tired from driving, but the Mont Blanc served in the lounge was excellent. We chose a Room with an open-air bath, and being able to soak anytime was wonderful—the Onsen was amazing. The views were beautiful in the evening, at night, and in the morning. The only downside was that the open-air bath in the public bathing area alternates between men and women by time/day schedule, so you may not be able to use both on your arrival day. Thank you for a relaxing stay. We would love to stay again if we have the chance.

We stayed here for the first time just after New Year’s, and my spouse, our dog, and I were all very satisfied—so we came back again four months later. Everything was excellent: truly pet-first, wonderful staff hospitality, great meals, and relaxing baths. Modern stylish Accommodations are nice too, but we really love Kinugawa’s charming retro atmosphere… We’re already planning our third visit this year… We’ll be coming all the way from Izu (lol). See you then!

I visited Fukushima for the first time in two years to pay respects at a relative’s grave. I always stay at Yoshikawaya. Last time, a family member fell ill for unknown reasons and we couldn’t fully enjoy our stay, but this time we were able to relax and take it easy. A family member is part of the Accommodation’s membership program, and we had made a one-night Reservation under a Plan we received directly (a special room with an open-air bath in Ryounkaku). Since we wanted to stay another night anyway, we also booked our usual Ryounkaku Room. In the end… it was wonderful! Even the standard Room was spacious enough, so we were completely comfortable without needing the special room. Having two sinks was also very convenient. The best part of Yoshikawaya is the large public bath. The Onsen area is so spacious that you never have to worry about whether there will be space in the changing room or washing area—you can enjoy a relaxing soak anytime. For dinner, since our whole family eats lightly, we chose the most affordable Plan, and it was just the right amount for us. The sukiyaki was especially delicious. The breakfast buffet also felt more substantial than before. There were plenty of vegetable dishes such as nikujaga and chikuzen-ni, and there was a wide variety of pickles as well. The original shumai, rich yogurt, and French toast were particularly memorable. I was too full to try it (which was disappointing), but they also had seafood okoge. In addition, the lobby lounge has a free drink corner with coffee and juice, along with small snacks and ice pops. True to Fukushima, there were many flavors such as peach, apple, and grape—all of them were delicious. What left the strongest impression this time was the Accommodation’s thoughtfulness. Although it was technically a Multiple Night Stay, our Reservations were made separately, so I was slightly worried about where and how we would spend time until our second-night Room would be ready. However, thanks to Yoshikawaya’s kindness, they prepared our next Room early—and in the meantime allowed us to continue using our first-night Room as well. Since I stayed with my elderly parents, this consideration meant more than anything. Of course, I understand this was purely their goodwill and consideration—it should not be expected every time—but I am truly grateful all the same. Thank you very much for taking such great care of us during this stay; I sincerely appreciate it. We would love to visit again!!

The Facility feels a bit dated, but the location and hospitality are excellent. It was refreshing to sleep on a futon on tatami mats for the first time in a while.

The garden is wonderful, with many beautiful stones. The pond is very clean and filled with many koi. You can even feed the koi from your Room, which is adorable. The Room and meals are very satisfying.

We stayed again this year, following our visit last year. While many nearby Ryokan have closed, this property has been renovated and reborn with excellent Facility—I felt it is the best in Yuhama. In particular, the Onsen was pure free-flowing hot spring water from the source, with no added water or heating, and it was wonderfully comfortable—I kept sweating for a while even after bathing. Since our Room had a splendid private free-flowing Onsen bath, we enjoyed it many times. Unfortunately, there was light rain and the sea was rough with whitecaps, so swimming was prohibited. However, we are not really at an age to play in the ocean anymore, so we enjoyed walking around the Hotel area instead. There were about ten cats nearby; they were friendly and fun to be around. They had ear marks indicating they had been spayed/neutered, so it seemed the town manages them well. It left us with a good impression of a town that cares for animals. Meals were different from last year: they served them efficiently with fewer staff in a spacious Room renovated from an annex building. The quality felt slightly below last year’s level, though that may simply be personal preference. It also made us feel how challenging operations can be after COVID. We were happy to have a chance to speak in the morning with refined people who seemed to be the proprietress and her son. We would like to visit KAMEYA again next year as well—a place proud of its 200-year history. Thank you very much for your hospitality.

I felt at ease knowing I could go anywhere with my dog. This time I only had breakfast, but it was very delicious and satisfying. Since it was a hot season, I used the air conditioner, but it was noisy, perhaps because the Facility is old. Other than that, my stay was comfortable.

Our family of four stayed here, including two daughters. We were satisfied with the meals, the Room, and the bath. In particular, we are very grateful to the kind woman who took care of our dining service.

The roads in Arima Onsen are narrow, and they kept getting narrower on the way to the Hotel parking area, which made us a bit anxious, but we arrived safely. The staff were kind and attentive, and there were snacks and drinks in the lobby, so we could relax. The Room was also clean and well prepared; we took a short rest and enjoyed a walk around the Onsen town, which was fun. Since we requested a later dinner time, we were able to enjoy the bath at a leisurely pace. We thoroughly enjoyed plenty of meat with our meal. The other dishes also felt carefully prepared and were delicious. It was also nice that we could enjoy dessert in the lobby later in the evening after taking some time. If I had to mention one thing, it would have been better if breakfast items like bacon and sausages were served hot. We thought this might be our first and last trip to Arima Onsen, but now my spouse and I would like to visit again. We were happy with the Room upgrade—thank you very much.

I was impressed by the staff’s thoughtful, unobtrusive hospitality. The meals featured plenty of wild mountain vegetables and local ingredients, and I was very satisfied with the careful preparation. They were wonderful dishes you can’t experience in the city. We also used the private bath, which I highly recommend. It was just the right size and temperature, and it was comforting that the changing area had tatami mats. This is a memorable Accommodation I would love to stay at again.

This was my first stay. The Onsen is hot, but it warms you up wonderfully. The meals were beautifully presented, and even the simple dishes served in small bowls were delicious. I was completely satisfied with every dish. The Facility has many stairs, so it’s a good workout for your legs, and the hallways are lined with one painting after another—making even the long corridors enjoyable!! All of the staff were very kind as well. Thank you very much for taking such good care of us!!

Two women in our 60s stayed here. We were very satisfied with the meals—especially the rice, which was so delicious that we ended up having seconds even though we were already full. The bottled water in the Room cost 200 yen, so we gave 4 stars as it would have been better if it were free. The baths were not crowded, and we could relax and soak at our leisure; the water was silky-smooth—truly worthy of its reputation as a skin-beautifying hot spring!

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

I stayed at another Accommodation in the same group not long ago, but this was my first return to Tamakiya in 10 years. Last time, discovering Abe Shuzo through the sake pairing was a real highlight, so I did it again this time. Since it was a special occasion, I decided to pay the extra fee and choose the optional premium sake course. It more than lived up to expectations—I truly enjoyed a wide range of excellent sakes, including some with a playful twist. The sommelier’s stories were fascinating, and I wished I could have listened even longer. I was traveling solo, but the staff were consistently courteous and attentive, no different from how they treated larger groups, which I really appreciated. The food was also outstanding: a course featuring plenty of local Niigata ingredients, with every dish delicious from appetizers to dessert. Next time, I’d love to stay in midwinter when there’s deep snow.