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Whenever we travel to Osaka with our dog, we always stay here. Because the Hotel and pet hotel are in the same facility, we can leave our dog there and still visit USJ, which is a huge help. Even when we leave our dog at the pet hotel, they send us photos and videos multiple times so we can feel at ease. We would definitely like to stay here again on our next trip to Osaka.

I really enjoyed the walk from Taisho Pond to the Hotel. Dinner was very luxurious, and I was able to fully enjoy delicious Shinshu cuisine. Breakfast after an early-morning stroll to Myojin Pond was also luxurious and excellent. The service was attentive, and I was able to fully enjoy Kamikochi. Thank you very much.

The location was truly great, and we had a wonderful time! We added the breakfast buffet at check-in, and it was delicious with a wide variety of options—we really enjoyed it! However, the Room shower had a push-button system, and the hot water stopped very quickly, which was difficult. Other than that, everything was clean and easy to use, and we had a really great stay!

We always arrive late, but thank you for kindly accommodating us. We truly appreciate the owner’s warm hospitality. We look forward to staying again.

This riverside Accommodation was truly wonderful. Meals weren’t the typical one-set Ryokan style; there were several choices available. The portions were just right—not too much—so I could sleep well at night, and I also felt thoughtful attention to detail throughout. I was especially grateful that, unlike many places, there was no noise from children during meals, so I could enjoy everything quietly and at a relaxed pace. Dining while enjoying the cool breeze and scenery through the riverside windows became an unforgettable time. For bathing, I used a private bath. Because I have surgical scars, I was most grateful that they prepared a private bath where I could bathe with peace of mind. The free-flowing natural spring water was beautifully pure and felt cleansing even to the soul. The Room had double-pane windows for soundproofing and insulation, showing how carefully it had been renovated. Since I’m not used to sitting on tatami floors in daily life, having a bed and table made the Room very comfortable, and I appreciated that consideration. Also, as someone with strong cleanliness preferences, I really appreciated the small but thoughtful touch of providing unopened individually wrapped pocket tissues instead of a partly used box of tissues often found in Ryokan. The meals were also pleasing for someone like me who pays attention to additives; in particular, they had a nostalgic flavor that reminded me of my grandmother’s cooking—she was especially good at German cuisine. The juice served was freshly squeezed as well, and it was clear that each dish had been prepared with great care. I was genuinely happy to find an Accommodation like this in Japan. Both the proprietress and her husband were very friendly and interacted with me at just the right distance—even though I’m shy—so my stay felt truly comfortable. If I have another chance to visit Gero Onsen, I would love to book a Multiple Night Stay—starting the morning with German beer and then enjoying lunch as well. Thank you very much for such a pleasant stay.

When making the Reservation, I couldn’t operate my smartphone and contacted them directly. They explained that booking from a smartphone is a better deal, and although I’m not used to it, I was able to make the Reservation. On the day, I stayed with my elderly father who has a disability. Our Room was on the first floor, and the Onsen was on the same floor and nearby. My father loves Onsen and used it three times during our one-night stay. We were very satisfied with the Onsen. There is also an AEON nearby, which was very convenient. I would like to stay again.

I stayed in a women-only private room. The room was stylish, and the futon was spacious enough. The bath, toilets, and wash area were all kept very clean. Paid amenities were also affordable—some items were available for just 100 yen, which was really helpful. It was also great that I could drink water, tea, and coffee for free. I heard the water is pumped from groundwater, and it tasted amazing. The other guests had good manners as well, so I slept soundly at night. The owner at reception and the female staff were very polite and helpful, and they even stored my luggage after checkout, which helped a lot. On my way out, I also received a card for free amenities to use next time. I’m grateful to have received this level of service for under 5,000 yen. I’d like to stay here again when I visit Kyoto.

I’ve stayed at several guesthouses, and I always ended up noticing other guests’ footsteps and thinking, “I guess that’s just how it is.” But here, the rooms are carpeted, so you don’t hear slipper noise at all. There are thoughtful touches throughout to ensure guests can stay comfortably, and I was truly impressed. The single lounge chairs were also very comfortable—I wanted to relax there forever—so I switched to a late check-out and got some work done. It’s clean and an excellent guesthouse!

Since we stayed on a Friday, it was very affordable, and the top-floor view was great—my elderly father was delighted. The Room was clean, and since we only needed a place to sleep, it was more than enough. Being in the city, we expected parking to be expensive, but it only cost 1,100 yen, which was a great deal. The front desk staff were very polite. However, because there were many international guests and check-in took time at reception, I think it would be helpful if Japanese guests had the option of self check-in.

Great value, good Facility, friendly service, and complimentary morning coffee—I've stayed here many times. If I had to mention one drawback, the shared refrigerator that guests can use for free sometimes has a rotten smell.

I always stay in a cabin. This time I chose the breakfast plan for the first time, and the pork-and-egg rice ball bento was delicious. If you don’t mind a bit of walking, the monorail station and bus terminal are within walking distance. The uphill walk can be a little tough with heavy luggage, but a nearby convenience store also offers Ecbo Cloak luggage storage. You can also take back streets toward Kokusai-dori, and there are plenty of places to eat in the area.

I’ve stayed at container hotels before, but this was my first time experiencing one where everything from check-in onward is fully self-service. Some parts are a bit hard to understand, but overall I think it’s good. What I personally liked was having a mini kitchen and a washing machine inside the Room. Also, like other container hotels, there’s a microwave in the Room as well, so you don’t have to keep going out of your Room and there’s no waiting your turn (especially great for business trips). What bothered me was that I couldn’t find a replacement bath mat, so I wasn’t able to change it during my Multiple Night Stay. Also, the kitchen faucet is positioned too close to the front edge, so if you’re not careful when using it, water can splash onto your clothes or feet. In addition, vibrations from the outdoor unit of the air conditioner resonated quite a bit inside the Room and felt slightly unpleasant. Despite these complaints, I’m very satisfied overall because with container hotels you can park close by and there’s no waiting for elevators—so it feels much like staying at home.

I chose this Accommodation as a base for a one-week touring trip around Mt. Fuji, Izu, and Hakone, so I could head out without constantly loading and unloading my luggage. The shared areas, washbasins, toilets, and shower rooms were clean. The washer/dryer was free to use, which was very helpful for longer stays and for drying rain gear. The sleeping area has high ceilings and doesn’t feel cramped. The front desk staff were kind and courteous, which made the stay pleasant. It was quiet and comfortable—maybe because it was just before Golden Week—but since it’s a guesthouse, earplugs are still necessary. It’s close to JR Fujinomiya Station and Fujisan Hongu Sengen Taisha Shrine. Even if you need food or forget something, there are convenience stores, drugstores, and AEON within walking distance, which is very convenient. If you’re used to capsule hotels or guesthouses, I think it’s extremely comfortable considering the space and price. A great Accommodation—10/10 satisfaction.

I stayed here for one night during a two-night trip to Shimane because I wanted to keep the Accommodation cost down for one night. This guesthouse run by Kasuien Minami was the perfect choice, especially because the breakfast was delicious. I had made a Reservation for an annex Room, but they recommended another Room instead—and it was wonderful. Taking out the trash and making up the futon were self-service, but it wasn’t a problem at all. The down comforter was fluffy and very comfortable. Tamatsukuri Onsen… the water is great, and even the name “Tamatsukuri Onsen” sounds lovely. Thank you for a wonderful stay.

Although we stayed on a discounted Plan due to minor issues, the Room was spacious and very comfortable. It almost felt too large for two people. When we asked in advance for dinner recommendations, many places were closed after the holiday, so the staff kindly checked which restaurants were open and even called us back. At check-in, they also carefully explained how to get there. We were truly surprised and moved by such warm hospitality. The izakaya they recommended gave us a wonderful evening—delicious food from the kind owner and friendly regulars made it unforgettable. Thank you for your excellent service. We will definitely stay again!

This Accommodation offers clean, comfortable Rooms—ideal for business trips. If you’re sensitive to hallway noise, complimentary earplugs are available among the free amenities to help you sleep soundly. It’s conveniently located near a lively downtown area for dining and shopping, and while the breakfast selection is limited, it was tasty and enjoyable.

I stayed here on a business trip. It was my first time using a capsule hotel in a while. The capsules are an older style, but everything was kept clean and I had a comfortable stay. There is also a large public bath and a sauna, which made it even more satisfying. Above all, I was impressed that breakfast was included at this price (and it was delicious). I would like to stay here again on my next business trip.

Whenever I visit Naha, I always stay here. The staff are kind, and the place is always kept clean. Even if you’re not used to staying in guesthouses, you can feel comfortable and at ease here.

I didn’t stay here when I lived in Chitose, but I did come for a meal. I stayed here for the first time in 25 years, and it was spacious and clean. It was very comfortable.

I’ve stayed in dormitories several times, and this was the most comfortable experience I’ve had so far. The bedroom was similar to other places, but the shared spaces were spacious, relaxing, and very comfortable to use.\nThe location was also very convenient—right in the middle of Shimanami—making it easy to get around.