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I stayed in a single room: an 8-tatami Japanese-style room with one bed, with plenty of space to spread out luggage or do stretches—great for hikers. In addition, there’s a table and chairs in the wooden-floored area, and a convenience store is a 5-minute walk away, so “No Meals Included” might be fine. (Ice, tableware, and a microwave are available at the Accommodation.) The bath is a silky “beauty” hot spring; alternating between the warm bath and the cold source spring quickly washes away fatigue. There’s also a sauna, so you can fully refresh both body and mind. Meals feel like an upscale set menu, and the miso soup and handmade soba were excellent. (When I stayed, the main dishes were sukiyaki-style hot pot and sashimi such as char.) They also have a wide selection of alcohol at pleasantly reasonable prices. Since extra orders such as alcohol are settled each time, checkout is as simple as dropping the key into the collection box—also convenient for hikers.

Visiting Kumamoto Castle has long been my wife's dream. The moment we entered the Room and opened the curtains, it became a memory to cherish for a lifetime. The view of "the castle and cherry blossoms" is truly breathtaking.

With a British-style exterior, the drinks available on the sofa at the front desk are soothing, and the dinner and breakfast are superb! The side vegetables have a deliciousness that cannot be tasted in the city, and each dish was very tasty. The room has a unit bath and is well-equipped with amenities, but there are several onsens nearby that I recommend. I was very satisfied with the very reasonable stay.

Stayed in Furano for 2 nights from August 27 to 29. The accommodation was perfect as I was planning to stay in a condominium. The one-bedroom space was just right and comfortable for two people. The kitchenette is simple, but it should be sufficient for those who don't cook much. Above all, the staff were very kind and attentive, making the stay pleasant and comfortable. They communicated fluently in Japanese without any issues. It was a truly appreciated experience.

We had a great time even in winter. It felt special and was wonderful.

The kiosk at Mino-Ota Station closes at 7:00 PM, and there is no convenience store on the station’s Hotel side, so I headed to the Hotel wondering about dinner. However, there are many restaurants around the Hotel, so finding dinner was not a problem. The Hotel front desk also sold items ranging from cup noodles to light snacks. The building itself is old, but the Room was spacious and equipped with an air purifier, making my stay comfortable. I would like to stay here again.

This was my third stay, and as always, the cleanliness and stylish interior made for a very comfortable experience. We stayed for two nights, but on the last day, my entire family didn’t want to leave... It became another wonderful memory this year. The staff's excellent service was greatly appreciated. We look forward to staying again next time! P.S. Regarding the bathroom issue I mentioned in a previous review: when taking a shower, water tends to spill onto the bathroom floor due to gaps in the glass door. Perhaps using adhesive strips or rubber seals available at home improvement stores could help prevent leaks? Additionally, the handheld showerhead cannot be fixed properly as it tilts downward on its own. On our second day, we also couldn’t fill up the bathtub; it seemed like an error where it mistakenly detected that it was already full—pressing "auto" would result in music playing after about a minute and then stopping without filling up the tub. I would appreciate if these issues could be addressed. Thank you for your consideration!

A must-experience traditional townhouse. We stayed for 3 nights with 4 people. The building is new and functional, with luxurious decor that delights the eyes at every turn. The bathroom features a modern unit bath, and the beautiful tiles on the walls made it a relaxing space to spend time in. There are toilets on both the first and second floors, so even with a larger group, there was no inconvenience. Despite visiting during a cold season, the underfloor heating kept us warm, avoiding the typical chill often associated with townhouses. If I may add one suggestion, chairs or sofas would have been nice. Since it was tatami flooring and a sunken kotatsu table setup, it might feel slightly less comfortable for foreign guests.

A solo trip without a car. Although the accommodation is a bit far from the station, the distance was manageable while strolling along Yufuin's Yunotsubo Street. However, the uphill path from the main bus road to the accommodation was steeper and more mountainous than expected, so it might be challenging with large luggage. Since this is a no meals included accommodation, I had pre-booked a nice-looking restaurant within walking distance, which worked out well. Be aware that other restaurants in the area tend to close early. The walk back at night was quite dark and slightly scary. The bath was spacious with an excellent view—truly wonderful! However, as there is no indoor bath, it might be tough during winter. The room itself was in an old building but clean and had a charming atmosphere. If you don’t mind uphill paths, Lake Kinrin is nearby and perfect for a morning stroll. Overall, I think this was a great accommodation!

Since I visit Madarao Kogen 2–3 times every year, I always book this Room for a Multiple Night Stay whenever it is available. The Facility is understandably a bit dated, but the Room is thoroughly cleaned, and I truly appreciate how kindly they take care of me even when I arrive late each time.

An affordable Ryokan where you can stay at a great price. The building is old but well-maintained. The bath, toilet, and washroom are shared, but they are also clean and tidy. I enjoyed chatting with other guests in the washroom. For someone like me who grew up in the Showa era, it feels nostalgic.

This is by no means a new Hotel. The interior still has a nostalgic Showa-era atmosphere, and I really loved that. Even though it’s an older building, it’s well maintained and clean throughout, with a calming feel. Unlike modern Hotels, there’s a special charm in enjoying the experience of staying at a classic, traditional Hotel. The breakfast was also excellent. It isn’t flashy, but you can tell it’s carefully prepared, and it made for a wonderful start to the day. I also heard this Hotel has been used as a filming location for TV dramas and movies. There are photos related to past shoots inside, and I found myself thinking, “Now I see why they chose this place.” It may not be the best fit for those looking for something new and stylish. But for anyone who wants to relax in a well-kept Accommodation while enjoying that nostalgic Showa vibe, I think it’s a truly charming Hotel. When I come back to Hakuba, this is an Accommodation I’d happily stay at again.

A quiet, relaxing Accommodation. The bath feels wonderful and leaves your skin silky smooth. The hot water is excellent. My knee pain eased. I felt refreshed, like my body became lighter. I want to visit again!

This was my first stay. Both breakfast and dinner offered a wide variety of side dishes and generous portions, which was great. The meat in particular was delicious. From the Room, you can enjoy a panoramic view of the Sea of Japan. The bath is not an Onsen, but it is spacious, and morning bathing is also available. It was disappointing that the Accommodation did not have a refrigerator and only provided 2-in-1 shampoo/conditioner.

I stayed for one night to see the moss phlox. The front desk staff were very courteous. When I asked for directions, they explained everything while looking at a map. Room wear is available near the front desk, and guests can choose what they need. What made me happiest was the food—I didn’t expect to enjoy such delicious meals. This is a Hotel I’d love to visit again.

Because it is close to Ginza, I used it for an overnight stay only and returned late. There was no bathtub, but the multifunction showerhead and body jet feature helped me feel refreshed. I would like to stay again.

I didn’t know this, but you can pre-order rice balls for 200 yen. You can also buy yakisoba for 200 yen in the evening. When I made my Reservation, I accidentally removed the breakfast option (1,100 yen) from the Accommodation fee, but when I took a look it seemed quite tasty. The Room was clean and nice. There aren’t many parking spaces, but I parked at a nearby lot and was reimbursed with a Receipt, which was also good.

I live about 30 minutes from Morioka by train, so I rarely stay overnight in Morioka, but this time I stayed one night alone for my family in Morioka. It’s close to the station, new, has a large public bath, and the breakfast is unique, with a strong Iwate feel.

A microwave, toaster, and a dispenser for coffee and café au lait were available, and ice was free! There is also a space where you can have dinner or breakfast. The Room had an electric shoe dryer, which was great for freshening up sweaty shoes after lots of walking in Furano! There was no bathtub—only a shower booth—but it was comfortable with a larger shower head. WiFi seemed to require free membership registration with the group, so I deducted one star. When I asked the front desk about restaurants for dinner, they gave me an A4 list. I visited in July, but the restaurants at the roadside station right in front closed at 5:00 PM except for one place called Cafe Yorimichi. Since it’s away from the city center, the price was reasonable and overall satisfaction was high!