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We stayed for one night. The view from our Room was spectacular, and we were truly moved to see the snow-covered Hida Mountains in the distance. Both dinner and breakfast featured dishes that made the most of local ingredients, and we enjoyed them very much along with local sake. It was a stay that left both our mind and body fully satisfied, and we were extremely pleased. We would definitely like to stay again.

We stayed from 7/18 to 7/21 as a family of four: a couple and two children (6th and 3rd grade). We’ve stayed at several whole-house Accommodations before, but this one is by far the best!! This time we stayed in the Plumeria Room with a private pool, and the kids were thrilled! Whenever they had free time during our stay, they were in the pool. The kitchen was fully equipped with cooking utensils and tableware, so we cooked dinner twice during our stay (one was a BBQ) and made breakfast every day without any inconvenience. Basic seasonings such as oil, soy sauce, and salt were also provided. The large refrigerator had complimentary water and canned tea that we could drink freely, which was incredibly helpful. The Room was very spacious and stylish. The bathrooms were kept very clean, which made our stay comfortable. There were two bedrooms, two bathrooms, and two toilets, which was very convenient when we came back from the beach and everyone wanted to shower. We requested BBQ equipment rental on the morning of the day, and when we returned from going out it had been set up on the terrace. The kids loved their routine of eating meat until they got hot—and then jumping in for a swim. During our stay we even found stag beetles by the poolside about twice—our son was beyond excited! Stag beetles, shiny jewel bugs, geckos; tons of crabs and hermit crabs on the beach; plus unlimited swimming in the pool—this place is paradise for kids. If we can come back again, we definitely will!! It became an unforgettable summer memory.

I stayed here solo. Check-in was at the front desk on the first floor of the building across the street. The building where I stayed did not seem to have staff on-site, but it was reassuring that there was a front desk in the building opposite. The Room was simple, the linens were clean, and the shared toilets and bath were also clean. I would like to stay here again when I visit Chino.

A hidden gem!! We stayed with our pet, and honestly, the Room was extremely clean. We stay with our pet about five times a year, and this place is truly spotless. The open grounds are spacious and refreshing, and in the morning and at night there’s a pleasant breeze. It’s also conveniently located near Lake Biwa and Wakasa, making it great for sightseeing.

The building is old, but the reception service was excellent and satisfying. The ramen in the dining hall was also delicious. The bath had a pool, which felt unusual, but I enjoyed swimming. It would have been nice to have disposable toothbrushes available. Since it was a weekday, there were few people, which was great.

First, head to the main building to check in. Check-in was quick, and after parking the car it was just a 1-minute walk to the villa. The exterior was simple, but the moment we opened the front door, a breathtaking view spread out before us. There were two fluffy beds upstairs and one downstairs, plus a futon set up for one person in the Japanese-style room—we were excited deciding where to sleep. Since we checked in toward evening, the sunset was stunning and incredibly relaxing. This time we made a Reservation for breakfast only, and it was delivered around 9:00 a.m. the next morning. The portions were generous and left us happily full from the start of the day: delicious sausages, yogurt, plenty of salad, scrambled eggs, and rich corn soup—everything was outstanding. We ate at the first-floor counter while looking out at the ocean, which was perfect. You can also step straight out to the beach in seconds, so we were completely satisfied.

As the title says, it was a great Hotel. I rated it 4 because there was no bathtub, but the shower was refreshing and left me feeling clean. If this Hotel is available on future trips, I will choose it without hesitation. Thank you.

It’s still disappointing that the Room toilet does not have a bidet, but using the shared toilets is not an issue. Last year, one of the two shared toilets had a squat-style toilet (unacceptable), but this year both have bidet seats, which is a major improvement. They look like the same new model, so they may have been replaced at the same time. Breakfast and dinner are buffet-style, and it was excellent that there was no overlap in side-dish selections between Day 1 and Day 2. It’s subtle, but you can see the effort. Also, as a small detail, it’s reassuring that drinks in the vending machines are sold at normal prices rather than marked up for a tourist area.

Right in front of Lake Toya, the view from the Room is outstanding. The Facility is old, but it is kept clean. There is no open-air bath, but the Onsen is free-flowing from the source, with a perfect temperature that lets you soak for a long time. The staff provided very pleasant service. We could see fireworks from the Room for about 20 minutes starting at 20:45. They were incredibly beautiful and amazing. It was an affordable stay, and we enjoyed a free-flowing Onsen straight from the source and even got to watch fireworks—I'm glad we stayed here on the last day of our Hokkaido trip.

I had plans to go to Fujinomiya in the morning, so I stayed the night before. The parking lot next to the Hotel fills up quickly, so I used the second parking lot, but it’s also close and not a hassle. After check-in, there are individual shoe lockers by the entrance for each Room, and you move around inside in slippers. The Room is reasonably spacious. Since the outlet by the bedside is a bit far, I recommend bringing a long charging cable. The bathroom and toilet are completely separate, and the bathtub and washing area are also separated, so if you fill the tub first you can wash up and get into the bath right away, which is great. There are plenty of convenience stores, supermarkets, and chain restaurants nearby, so finding food shouldn’t be a problem. The free breakfast doesn’t have a huge variety, but everything was tasty. Overall, it was a great value Hotel.

It was a truly wonderful Ryokan with a nostalgic, traditional atmosphere while still feeling very clean. I especially recommend the private open-air bath in the guest room—it was incredibly relaxing. We had both breakfast and dinner, and they were excellent in both taste and portion size. Also, even though it was last-minute, I asked on the day for a surprise plate for my wife, and they kindly arranged it for us. I don’t usually return to the same place when traveling, but this is somewhere I’d like to visit again next year. Highly recommended.

I stayed for one night while visiting relatives in Kanoya. Right in front of me, the beautiful sea and Sakurajima stretched out, and I felt wonderfully refreshed—it was a great time. I also heard that a footbath will be added soon at the nearby roadside station, so I’d love to stay again.

The Facility is quite old, but the Room we stayed in had been refurbished, there were no noticeable odors at all, and we had a comfortable stay. The Room only has shampoo, conditioner, body soap, and a toothbrush set, but we didn’t need anything else so it wasn’t an issue. Dinner was a set meal featuring Agu pork grilled on a ceramic plate; it was delicious, and it was convenient not having to go out. We would stay here again when visiting northern Okinawa.

This was my first stay in seven years, and the building had been renovated, making it a very comfortable stay. As it is a guesthouse, if you are sensitive to noise from neighboring rooms, earplugs may be essential... but overall it is a quiet Accommodation. Great value for money.

I wasn’t even sure what “KKR” was at first, but I never imagined that it could be this affordable, this delicious, and this comfortable based on the price when I made the Reservation. The two front desk staff members at check-in were extremely polite, and the dining staff were truly kind and attentive both at night and in the morning. I wouldn’t recommend it to people who only value new, luxury Accommodation, but for an ordinary person like me, finding an Accommodation this satisfying for just 13,000 yen these days might be rare. I’d love to stay again someday. My heartfelt thanks to all the wonderful staff. Thank you very much.

Used a private Room. The minimal services made it easy and comfortable to stay without any fuss. I’d like to stay here again when I’m in the area.

I stayed here after looking for a budget-friendly place at the last minute. The amenities were fine, though there were no towels provided. The breakfast toast sandwich was incredibly delicious, and I’d love to have it again. The family-run atmosphere, with small children around, made the stay feel very cozy and welcoming. The Room and unit bath were clean, so I had no issues staying here. One minor disappointment was that I expected a family bath based on the website but found it out of service. Also, since it's not an extremely hot area, there was no air conditioning; however, having at least a fan would have been nice for slightly warm afternoons.

A village nestled in a quiet villa area of Kita-Karuizawa. The Accommodation is dog-friendly with free indoor access and a private dog run. The dog run is generously covered with wood chips, and the BBQ area was well maintained, so we felt comfortable letting our dog play. Sitting on the deck in front of the trailer house, you can hear the gentle stream nearby, and all you see is lush greenery with no man-made structures in sight. Luom no Mori nearby, which we were kindly introduced to, offered delicious pizza in a spacious forest garden. At Asama Otaki Falls, the shaded walking path was pleasant, and our dog occasionally walked through the stream. This tiny house combines an attractive location that’s perfect for traveling with dogs with plenty of space and convenience.

A secluded Accommodation in the forest—quiet, with crisp, clean air. The Room was spacious, and the Japanese-style room with beds was wonderful. The meals were carefully prepared with quality ingredients, and everything we had for both breakfast and dinner was delicious. The accommodation rate was also affordable, and for this price we were able to enjoy a relaxing stay. I’d love to stay again.

All the staff at the front desk and during meals were foreigners, but their Japanese was excellent and they were very polite. When passing on the stairs, they stepped down a few steps and moved aside for us—thoughtful hospitality that truly reflected Japanese-style attentiveness. They were wonderful staff members you rarely see at Hotels these days. The building layout is complicated, and you have to go up and down stairs from the lobby to finally reach your Room floor. Getting to meals and the Onsen also requires using stairs every time, so it seemed difficult for guests with mobility issues or elderly guests; we saw someone resting midway while holding onto the handrail. No elevator. We had two suitcases plus other luggage, and we couldn’t carry everything at once, so we ended up making two trips. It was tough with so much luggage. The kaiseki meal was on the smaller side but delicious. Breakfast had many small dishes—elegant and nicely presented. The Onsen was quite hot; since it was a weekday with few guests, I had the bath to myself both at night and in the morning. The Room was spacious, clean, and lovely. When making our Reservation, it didn’t say there was an open-air bath in the Room, so I was thrilled when I saw it as soon as we opened the door—but I felt disappointed when I noticed a “Do Not Use” sign on the lid. Still, it’s a Hotel I would like to stay at again.