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As we did last year, we stayed here again during Golden Week. The log house is well equipped with pots, plates, and other essentials, and it felt very clean. Our kids don’t like insects and usually have a hard time getting used to log houses, but this place was clean and they enjoyed their stay. The BBQ area has a greenhouse-style roof, so even though it rained at night, we were able to enjoy it without any problems. The bath is in the main building and is available until 10:00 PM.

The meals—especially the BBQ dinner—were delicious. The Maeda beef steak was outstanding. Since we stayed at the Super Premium Site, it was convenient that we could drive directly onto the site. The spacious grounds also made our dogs very happy; seeing them run around excitedly was truly satisfying. It felt like a luxurious private dog run experience. The beds inside the tent were also extremely comfortable. The large public bath in the clubhouse was fairly standard, but I appreciated the free massage chair in the changing room. One downside was that although there is an air cooler and a fan inside the tent, they didn’t work effectively at all. (It was comfortable from sunset until early morning, but during summer daytime it felt like a greenhouse—unbearable!) I recommend staying outside the tent during the day. It was also very inconvenient that there is no toilet on-site; if you see this as part of embracing outdoor inconveniences (no toilet, no refrigerator, no air conditioning, etc.), then it might be acceptable—but if you advertise it as a Super Premium Site, I honestly wish basic comfort (at least a toilet and heating/cooling) were provided. (Especially given that it wasn’t cheap.) There is a small cabin on the site with air conditioning and it was wonderfully cool, but it’s so small and empty that I did wonder whether it makes sense to pay such a high rate only to spend most of your time in that cabin… After check-in there isn’t really anywhere else cool within the site, so you end up taking refuge in this cabin, staying in your car with A/C on, or going to the clubhouse… Since the tent itself is so lovely, it would have been ideal if we could have spent most of our time comfortably inside it. I also strongly felt how convenient it would be if there were a toilet inside that air-conditioned cabin. Since you have to walk to the clubhouse restroom each time, you need to keep reminding yourself to go before it becomes urgent. (Waiting until your limit might be tough!) Unfortunately we couldn’t see the starry sky at night because of bad weather—it was disappointing—but I’d love to come back for another try next time, aiming for a more comfortable season! All staff members were very kind and made our stay pleasant. Thank you very much.

Both dinner and breakfast were absolutely delicious, and we were very satisfied!! The baths are divided into a large public bath and a natural hot spring bath; both were very relaxing, and the kids loved them. We’d love to visit again if we have the chance!

I’d long wanted to visit Bessho Onsen. It had great Reviews on Google Maps, and when I searched IKYU.com for “solo travel” and “Western-style room,” I chose Midoriya—Done! I was a little concerned about the cutting-edge, tech-driven operation, but that worry was unfounded: the smartphone-based process was very smooth. It also made me feel this is something I should get used to—and that it may well become a new standard. This time I booked a breakfast-only Plan for a Multiple Night Stay, and during my stay I used three private Onsen baths a total of six times. What I loved was being able to experience different types of water depending on the bath and the day—clear, slightly greenish, milky white, or with soft yunohana drifting in the water. Each bath has both an indoor bath and an open-air bath, and I thoroughly enjoyed historic Bessho Onsen with its skin-beautifying qualities, gentle feel, and subtle sulfur scent. During my stay, I saw all kinds of guests—a mom with her baby along with her own mother, a young European couple, and solo female international travelers—and it was clear everyone was enjoying their time in their own way.

The Facility was clean, and the view was great. Unfortunately, since it was the day before a typhoon, we couldn’t see the starry sky. The BBQ meat was delicious. However, I would have preferred chicken thigh instead of drumettes—just my personal opinion. The shrimp were also plump and tasty.

The staff gave the impression of being quite young, and everyone was working hard. When I spoke to them, they were friendly and enjoyable to chat with. Dinner was creative and delicious, and breakfast was also great with a fun variety of options. On the way there, I took a ferry ride that takes just 2 minutes—it was interesting. It’s worth staying at least once.

We stayed for five nights during Silver Week. We enjoyed a peaceful and fulfilling time. It was also fun cooking ingredients we bought at a local supermarket. The sunset view from the window was beautiful and deeply moving.

It’s already been four years since we started making an annual trip from Nagoya to Hokkaido for the Fighters’ final game at ES CON FIELD. Three years ago, due to an accident at the Hotel we had reserved (no hot water throughout the building), we had to move suddenly and ended up staying here. Even though it was a last-minute check-in at 10:00 p.m., when we explained the situation, the staff kindly said, “That must be difficult,” and took great care of us. Since then, we’ve stayed here every year. It’s truly convenient, and the property is clean and filled with warm consideration—hospitality that makes us feel like we don’t need any other getaway. The only minor drawback is that the Room is a bit small, but the price is very reasonable, which really helps. Since we don’t eat much breakfast, we buy sandwiches in advance and enjoy them in the lounge the next morning with delicious freshly brewed coffee—relaxed and unhurried. We plan to return every year from now on.

The Facility is new, and the shower rooms were assigned by Room number and had locks, so it was very comfortable. However, one disappointing point was that there were two spots of dog poop in the dog run—probably left by a previous guest—and they were fairly large, so I wish more attention had been paid during cleaning. Also, since we are paying an accommodation fee, I think satisfaction would increase if items like diaper wraps (belly bands) and treats were provided. Also, when it rains you get wet walking from the Room to the tarp area, so I would be happy if there were a covered section along the way as well. In particular, it would be better if there were a roof at the entrance. I’ve written what I noticed, but overall the staff were pleasant, and it’s an Accommodation I’d like to stay at again. Thank you very much.

We stayed for two nights, and for dinner on the second night they kindly substituted Tajima chicken and scallops for the sausages. Everything was delicious. The skirt steak had no odor at all, and it felt like they source very high-quality meat. The service was also very polite and helpful. At night, we could lie back in chairs and watch the starry sky—we even saw two shooting stars.

This is our third year in a row staying here! Camping in a camper van at this price is unbeatable value. I definitely recommend booking with both breakfast and dinner included! Unlimited fishing and sea activities, a BBQ with plenty of meat and vegetables, a complimentary Onsen voucher, campfires, and you can even see shooting stars at night! Breakfast changes every year—things like baked apples and hot sandwiches—so we never get bored and keep coming back. We went with three families, and the staff placed our camper vans close to each other, so we could all stay together and have a great time. Thank you very much! For the sea activities, we kept asking for kayaks and SUP one after another, but they kindly brought out all kinds of equipment without any hesitation—we really appreciated it. The life jacket rental was also very helpful. We enjoyed so many things this year, but it’s also absolutely worth staying here even if you do nothing but relax and watch the ocean. Watching the sunrise is great too! There are toilets and shower rooms, and hand soap is provided as well. I’m sure managing everything isn’t easy, but our kids always say “Summer means Nagasakibana!” so we look forward to coming again next year!

The lobby and the room were stylish, spacious, and luxurious. Since it came with a kitchen, we bought ingredients in Otaru before heading to the hotel and enjoyed cooking and spending a delightful time together. The cooking utensils and tableware were well-equipped and of high quality, making our stay comfortable.

After hiking Mt. Amakazari, I stayed here and had a wonderfully relaxing time in the calm atmosphere. As a true hot-spring lover, I was very satisfied—the slightly cloudy, soft free-flowing water was superb. There were both hotter and cooler baths, and the outdoor bath temperature was especially perfect, so I could soak for a long time and fully unwind. The private bath was also great. The endlessly flowing water felt truly luxurious, and Himekawa Onsen is genuinely excellent. The shampoo, conditioner, and body soap were POLA—just as you’d expect. The meals were delicious as well. The sashimi platter served on an ice bowl was a brilliant touch that kept everything perfectly chilled. The meat was high quality, just the right portion size, and very tasty. I especially liked the kabosu jelly at breakfast. I don’t usually eat much rice, but the delicious Itoigawa-grown rice cooked in a small kamado pot was so good that I finished it all. I also appreciated the scented sachets hanging on the walls near places like the elevator and restrooms—the fragrance was soothing. These thoughtful details are wonderful. Perhaps because it has become all-inclusive and guests can take drinks back to their rooms, I noticed quite a few stains on the carpet on my floor from spills. Cleaning must be tough—maybe it would help to encourage guests to always carry drinks on a tray when taking them to their rooms. Thank you very much for such an enjoyable stay.

I was looking for Accommodation with an Onsen in southern Tochigi Prefecture and made a Reservation at this Hotel. I was also able to use the neighboring day-use Onsen and had my meals there as well. The Hotel was very clean, and although the bath is not large, I was able to relax. I would like to stay here again.

The food was as delicious as everyone said. The herb chicken braised in red wine for the main dish was outstanding. This may have been my oversight, but I think having a wine list when ordering would have helped with choosing the type of wine and knowing when to order it. It was very quiet and perfect as a summer retreat. Away from everyday life, I was able to relax and take my time. The building may be old, but it was very well cleaned, and I could feel the owner’s warmth. Thank you very much.

The Facility itself feels a bit dated, but the meals were delicious, with many dishes featuring seasonal local ingredients. The Onsen water was also excellent, and the Room had a reliable internet connection. Overall, we were very satisfied.

This property is originally a private wedding venue and is only occasionally available for stays when no weddings are being held. There is no pool, but there is a dreamlike chapel that feels like paradise; with staff permission, you may visit and take photos. The rooms and service are excellent, the food is delicious, and it’s the perfect place to relax in comfort.

We stayed here after visiting Universal Studios Japan. 4 adults: 69,000 yen. No BBQ, breakfast only. Since the park was open past 10 pm, we arrived at 11 pm and basically just slept. The place was spacious and the heating was warm (there were three heaters, but we only needed one). It was also nice to have two sinks. A few small issues: we found hair on the bedding in two spots, and although there were four adults, there were only three coffee packets provided. (There were about ten packets of sugar and creamer… compared to just three coffees.) I also wish there had been tea bags. Not everyone drinks coffee, so it would be nice to have a drink option for both morning and night. As for breakfast, the hamburger was very filling—honestly a bit too heavy for older guests. Also, some people can’t eat meat, so it would be great to have non-meat options. The juice choice was apple juice only. Maybe because of the heating, the futons felt quite thin. We brought our own blankets, so it worked out. It was pitch-dark at night, but when we woke up in the morning, the view was beautiful. Overall we were satisfied. It felt like a waste to stay somewhere this nice just to sleep—next time we’d like to try the BBQ as well. Thank you very much.

This Accommodation is just a short walk from the Lake Towada sightseeing cruise pier. Dinner was robatayaki (traditional charcoal-grilled cuisine), expertly prepared by the cheerful staff, and we were very satisfied.

If I had to mention one thing… I would have liked cream and sugar for the coffee. Were they available somewhere? I also would have liked a Japanese breakfast option. Was it possible to choose that at the time of Reservation?