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The food was absolutely delicious. The Room was clean, and all the staff were courteous, so I was able to relax and enjoy a quiet stay. Thank you very much.

I visited the forest auberge Mitsu to create memories with my mother, as she had always wanted to go there. The beautiful accommodation, delicious cuisine, and exceptionally kind service made for a truly comfortable and wonderful experience. Thank you so much! The staff were all smiles and provided excellent hospitality (during dinner, they recommended a shop we ended up visiting—Perron’s baguette was absolutely delicious. Thank you!). We felt at ease throughout our stay. The meals were not only flavorful and visually appealing but also healthy dishes that made my body feel happy—this brought me great joy. Living in a traditional house like Mitsu has been a dream of mine, so just staying there was incredibly soothing for my soul! I sincerely hope Mitsu continues on forever! I will visit again. Creating memories with my mother was a huge success!

I stayed here because I had a live show in Hamamatsu and planned to head to Kakegawa Kachoen first thing the next morning. Luckily, they upgraded my room, so it was spacious and very comfortable. After traveling and the concert, I really appreciated having a large public bath. Breakfast also had a good variety. However, the mineral water and tea in the vending machines on the first floor were sold out, so I had to go to a convenience store—I would have appreciated more frequent restocking. I’d like to stay here again.

Dinner and breakfast included: Seiryukan, 8-tatami Japanese-style room — JPY 32,400 for 2 adults One dish after another came out—items like chilled pumpkin soup and eggplant aspic that are hard to make at home—and there were quite a lot of them. Everything was delicious, and both the quality and quantity were more than sufficient. The breakfast buffet wasn’t as lavish as dinner, but there was a good variety, and I had no major complaints about the taste. The “Meditation Sauna” was excellent. It’s dark inside with piano music playing very softly, creating a great atmosphere. The temperature seems slightly lower than a typical sauna, so you can take your time and enjoy it slowly. The other “Casual Sauna” is a standard sauna with automatic löyly. Both cold baths use natural spring water and are nicely cold—ideal for sauna lovers. This stay was mainly for wild bird photography. Driving slowly from the Accommodation along the prefectural road via Tsubetsu Pass to Lake Kussharo, we spotted birds such as grey wagtails, Hokkaido rock ptarmigan, and white’s thrush from the car windows, making for an enjoyable birdwatching trip. I do wish the room rate were just a bit lower, but given recent inflation that may be unavoidable. Considering what you get for dinner, I think they’re doing an impressive job.

Though it’s close to Kokusai-dori, it’s quiet and comfortable. You can use the natural Onsen as many times as you like—perfect. Having a mini-kitchen is truly convenient. The large refrigerator can fit anything! Don’t miss the golden Nishikigoi in the courtyard pond with its flowing waterfall.

The staff were very pleasant, and everyone was courteous. The Room was clean and spacious, and the garden view from the Room was also beautiful. It was great to see the azaleas in bloom as well. Since it was the rainy season, we couldn’t see the starry sky, but I’d love to try again if I have another chance! Both the breakfast and dinner buffets offered plenty of local dishes, and everything was delicious. I used the open-air bath while it was still bright after check-in. The view is wonderful, but there is no shade at all, so I found the UV rays on my skin a bit uncomfortable. It would be nice to have some sun protection such as a hat-shaped shade or parasols—especially for women. Overall, it was a Hotel I was very satisfied with!

Both dinner and breakfast were delicious, thanks to the very kind staff. There was too much food at dinner, so I couldn’t finish it. The bath was also very nice. I had hurt my knee, so I didn’t get to walk around the famous garden, but I was able to relax in the Room. There were also USB ports by the bed.

It was my first stay in six years, and I felt that the calm, natural atmosphere is always maintained by the staff and throughout the entire Facility. The comfortable Room and the private pool in the quiet villa allowed me to relax without worrying about anyone else. The staff’s sense of distance was also pleasant, and with a touch of Okinawan language, it feels different from the slightly formal atmosphere of a large Hotel—making me want to visit again.

I brought my elderly father, who loves Onsen but has difficulty walking. When I mentioned this at the time of Reservation, they prepared a Room right next to the elevator. I also requested a barrier-free Room, and it was spacious with handrails throughout. Even the tatami area was set up so he could relax comfortably in a chair, which made him very happy. The bath in our Room had 100% natural Onsen water flowing continuously 24 hours a day—it felt almost too luxurious. There was a step at the entrance to the tub, and the inside of the bath was slightly raised as well. A sturdy shower chair was provided, so I felt safe letting him bathe. Of course, he also enjoyed the large public bath with my husband. For dinner, a chef came to our Room and served freshly fried tempura and freshly grilled steak. Everything was truly delicious. The kamameshi rice was excellent too, and the portions were just right—we were completely satisfied. All of the staff were very kind. At check-in they helped us choose yukata together, and even though my father used a wheelchair that we borrowed there, one of the senior managers spoke warmly to him—he was deeply touched. This is a Hotel he visited many times with my late mother, and he spent two full days here looking genuinely happy. It meant so much to be able to do something special for him. Thank you very much.

I always stay here when traveling to Hakodate. Goryokaku is just a 2–3 minute walk away, and I enjoy a morning walk there. It’s about a 10-minute walk to the Goryokaku downtown area, so the location is excellent. Lucky Pierrot and Hasegawa Store are also nearby. The streetcar stop is close as well, making it easy to reach sightseeing spots such as the area around Hakodate Station.

It was worth more than the price. We relaxed as a couple in the Onsen and were very satisfied with the delicious meals. Even my big-eating husband left completely full. The Facility is old, but the garden is beautiful, and we saw a family feeding the koi. The women’s bath is small, so we would be happy if you could rotate it between men and women.

I stayed in the HIBIYA Suite Twin, which I had wanted to stay in for a long time. The view from the 26th floor was amazing. The Room was very spacious, with a TV on both the living area side and the bed area side. Next to the living area there is a walk-in closet room, so all luggage can be stored there and the Room never gets cluttered. The slippers were fluffy, all drinks in the refrigerator were free, the bathtub was large, and both the showerhead and hair dryer were ReFa. The vanity has two faucets, and pajamas, bathrobes, towels, and amenities are all well provided. There is a free drink space on the 19th floor with canned juices and snacks. There wasn’t an ice machine unless you went down to the 24th floor, but it didn’t feel inconvenient at all. There were many international tourists staying here, but everyone was quiet and well-mannered—there was no noise or voices carrying into the hallway. I was able to relax comfortably without any stress. The staff’s hospitality was excellent; both front desk and housekeeping greeted me politely, and I was very happy with their message card as well as how kindly they responded to my requests. If I had one wish: I couldn’t stand a 750 ml champagne bottle upright in the refrigerator, so I would appreciate it if it were a bit larger. That said, even compared with other hotels, this Hotel offered outstanding value for money. I would definitely like to stay again. Thank you very much.

This was my first stay. It was very convenient, just a 1-minute walk from the station. The views were great, including the Shinkansen, the Bessho Line, and the mountains.

The building is old, but the Accommodation is clean, the meals are delicious, and the Onsen offers a wonderful view. On our way back, we mistakenly got the trolley time wrong. Even though the Shuttle Service had just departed, you kindly came to pick us up. We sincerely apologize for the inconvenience. Thanks to you, we were able to enjoy the beautiful scenery from the trolley—thank you very much. If we come to Unazuki again, we would love to stay at your Accommodation.

My wife and I visit Aso a few times a year, and as we’ve gotten older, we’ve found ourselves spending more time relaxing rather than trying to see everything. We made an immediate Reservation based on the Accommodation name “Nonbiri Papa” and its great dining Reviews. After checking in, we had some time before dinner, so we started by unwinding in the private bath. Then it was dinner—the meal we’d been looking forward to! Starting with an Aso vegetable salad, followed by a handmade bacon cream stew wrapped in pastry, Amakusa sea bream, and Akaushi beef stew—everything was outstanding and we were completely satisfied. Since the Room is a separate detached building, we could relax without worrying about anyone around us. Surrounded by nature, with the owner’s warm smile and delicious food, it was the perfect laid-back getaway.

We stayed in a detached Room (no open-air bath). It was great that all five of us could stay together in one Room. It didn’t have an open-air bath, but since we were staying with coworkers, the large public bath was more than enough. Going up the stairs from the lobby (lounge), the detached Rooms and baths are lined up, creating a charming atmosphere. Many of the staff were from overseas and provided multilingual support, giving the impression that they are well prepared for international guests. There were also many international guests.

The food—especially the special kaiseki course—was excellent. The staff were very attentive, and the timing of each dish being served was perfect. The sunset was also beautiful. I’d love to visit again. Thank you very much.\n(However, there was only one elevator, which was a bit inconvenient.)

The breakfast is greatly appreciated. Refills are unlimited and they even have curry, so it saves you a meal (lol). It’s not one of those stingy, typical menus, which I really appreciate. If I had to mention one drawback, the room key card is made of paper and doesn’t respond well. I often had to insert and remove it several times before it would work, which was a bit of a hassle.

This has long been one of my favorite Accommodations, and the renovation has made it even more refined. The meals are no longer all-you-can-eat, but the kaiseki cuisine was still very satisfying. The open-air bath is outstanding.

Service is simple and unobtrusive. The Facility inside is new and clean. The stairs up to the second floor are quite steep, so it may be difficult for guests with weak legs or knees. I thought the bathtub might be small, but all three times it was almost private, so I could relax. Dinner featured a rare and delicious sweet-simmered carp. The sukiyaki is on the salty side. Breakfast was a set meal typical of an Onsen Accommodation.