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With fewer guests, I was able to enjoy a relaxing soak in the lukewarm radium Onsen. Meals were served at the restaurant, likely due to the large number of day-trip group visitors. While some dishes, like the okra tempura, were a bit too hard, overall they were delicious. We chose a slightly small Japanese-style room for our stay; however, my elderly mother would have appreciated having a chair. Although there were moments where staff shortages seemed apparent, our requests were accommodated and we had an overall satisfying stay at this accommodation.

- Room The room is small but very clean and comfortable. Amenities are fewer compared to typical pensions, so please check before your stay. - Meals The meals are very delicious and served in appropriate portions. Although I didn't plan to drink, I ended up ordering red wine to pair with the food. For those with a big appetite, additional servings of staple foods are available. - Onsen Being able to use the onsen 24/7 is fantastic. The scent, texture, and lukewarm temperature of the onsen were all excellent. It might be better to leave the entrance open when not in use to prevent humidity buildup. - Staff The staff is very kind and helpful.

The breakfast was delicious and the staff provided excellent service, so I was satisfied. I stayed in a Deluxe Twin Room, but one downside is that there is no sink inside the toilet, which is why I’m deducting one star.

This was my first solo trip, and I visited Kiso. From Kiso-Fukushima Station, a community bus runs with a flat fare of 200 yen no matter how far you ride, so I was fine without a car. They even picked me up at the bus stop, and I was truly grateful for the warm hospitality from the couple. Every dish was absolutely delicious. I had the view from the window all to myself—it was a luxurious day. The Room, bath, and toilet were all very clean and comfortable.

Since we stayed on a weekday, we had the Accommodation almost to ourselves. It was ski season, and the Room had a kotatsu, so we could relax comfortably. The bath is only large enough for about 3–4 adults, so you may need to go at a different time when it’s busy. Both breakfast and dinner were delicious, so the Plan with meals is recommended. The road to the Accommodation is narrow, so please be careful.

We stayed for one night on a weekday with our beloved dog. The owners warmly welcomed us with smiles. Dinner was teppanyaki, featuring a generous serving of Yonezawa beef, which was absolutely delicious! Their child was adorable and brought us so much joy. The next morning, we were delighted to find a newspaper featuring an article with our photo! The owner, who is a former journalist, created it for us. It became one of our most cherished memories. They even waved goodbye until we were out of sight when we left! The owners are incredibly warm and approachable without being overly familiar, striking the perfect balance that made us feel comfortable and cared for. Although the building seems to have been constructed quite some time ago, areas like the toilets and interiors that are easily noticeable or related to hygiene have been beautifully renovated, allowing us to enjoy a clean and pleasant stay.

It feels like a training center, but the bedding is new and the cleaning was well done. I would like to use it again.

The Room was larger than expected, and even a large group could use it comfortably. It rained during our stay, so we didn’t use the BBQ facilities, but there was a roof so it seemed usable even in the rain. There were plenty of seasonings available, so we had no trouble cooking. There is a TV, but it is tunerless and cannot show terrestrial broadcasts. However, Netflix and YouTube are available.

We stayed as a family with our dog to celebrate our daughter's birthday. Despite it being Golden Week and reasonably priced, we didn't expect much but found the accommodation clean and comfortable. The receptionist was very kind, recommending an onsen and providing excellent service. They also offered some special services for our daughter's birthday, which made us very happy. Although the large clock in the living room had stopped and the toilet light bulb was out, it was still a satisfying facility. Thank you!

A traditional Japanese farmhouse in a very quiet location near Lake Kasumigaura. It’s a relaxing space where you can escape the hustle and bustle of the city. You can also enjoy their home-brewed craft beer as a welcome drink. The food was simply delicious. We also got to try splitting firewood. All the staff were very kind, and the nearby aquarium is also recommended.

My spouse and I stayed for one night while sightseeing around the Mikata Five Lakes. The Accommodation is on the shore of Lake Mikata, and the view from our Room was wonderful—the sunset was dazzling. Dinner featured a boat platter of sashimi that was more than enough for two, and it was fresh and delicious. The other dishes (corn sesame tofu, Wagyu beef, and a clam hot pot with salted butter, etc.) were also carefully prepared and beautifully seasoned, leaving us completely satisfied. Breakfast was delicious as well and very filling. It was also great to be able to see Lake Mikata from the bath. It’s just over a 10-minute drive to the Mikata Five Lakes Terrace, making this Accommodation highly recommended for trips to the Mikata Five Lakes or Wakasa Bay. We’d love to visit again during crab season someday.

A wonderful private rental Accommodation on Maejima Island, about a 5-minute ferry ride from Ushimado Port. The Room and Facility were spotless, and the bath offered spectacular views of the calm Seto Inland Sea and a beautiful sky. The meal was also excellent—super-fresh sashimi, plenty of small side dishes, and delicious grilled kama—with generous portions that left us completely full. Beautiful sunflowers were in full bloom on the island as well. It was a relaxing trip to Okayama. We’d love to visit again in spring or autumn. Thank you!

I stayed here with No Meals Included before a mountain climbing trip and had a very comfortable experience. Despite arriving late at night and leaving early in the morning, the high level of hospitality and cozy atmosphere made for a highly satisfying stay.

Stayed for one night over the weekend during the Tour de Okinawa. Since the race starts early Sunday morning, I was looking for accommodation close to Yona, a cheering spot, and found this place. It was so great that I'm considering staying here again next year. The free rental electric assist bicycle (MTB) provided by the accommodation was incredibly useful! After checking in at 3 PM, I scouted out cheering spots and enjoyed riding through Kijoka where the accommodation is located, along Route 58 by the sea towards Kunigami and Ogimi Village. There was a kettle available for borrowing, but I didn't notice it and used the hot/cold water dispenser in the shared space instead. However, there were no mugs in my room—only paper cups from the dispenser—which made it slightly inconvenient. The room was minimalistic and simple but had plenty of power outlets and strong WiFi connectivity, so there were no inconveniences at all. At night, I went out to enjoy stargazing under a quiet sky full of stars on an open field. There were many shooting stars visible. Some lighting adjustments had been made to reduce "light pollution," which I appreciated; however, it could be even darker for better stargazing. I felt that this peaceful natural environment with sounds of insects chirping or birds singing created a relaxing atmosphere while reflecting an eco-friendly policy. However, there's one point I'd like to suggest improving: In an adjacent gallery workshop area nearby where someone young worked solo without headphones playing music quite loudly—it slightly leaked into buildings containing rooms (though once inside my room itself remained quiet). Considering diverse musical tastes nowadays plus how fewer universally loved songs exist across society today compared against past decades alongside growing trends ignoring headphone etiquette altogether publicly broadcasting tunes instead—this being both accommodations' location & guests seeking tranquil nature surroundings perhaps future consideration addressing such matters might enhance experiences further overall? Lastly regarding bedding warmth levels thin futons felt somewhat chilly potentially needing improvement too meanwhile directional clarity surrounding convenience store access ("10 minutes drive" vague north/south?) gas stations absent locally likewise clearer maps highlighting unique regional attractions helpful supplementing mascots/lamp-shade creator details already present within guest guides themselves? Staff interactions friendly approachable throughout stay much appreciated!

The Facility has a nostalgic Showa-era feel, and because multiple buildings have been combined, the elevator only goes up to the 3rd floor; the top (4th) floor is accessible by stairs. However, if you don’t mind that, it’s a very comfortable stay. Even the standard meals offer a wide variety of dishes and are truly delicious. The Onsen has a mineral quality I’ve never experienced before—so impressive it made me think, “So this is what therapeutic bathing is.” The indoor bath has five washing stations and feels too small for six people at once, but as long as you choose your time wisely, it wasn’t an issue. This is one Hotel I’d love for you to experience at least once. It’s hard to describe, but I can confidently recommend staying here—ideally for a Multiple Night Stay.

We stayed as a family of three with one dog. Until now, we had always traveled after leaving our dog at a pet hotel, but we felt sorry because he seemed depressed when we did that, so this was our first trip together. When I searched online for a “Hotel where dogs can stay too,” Shirakaba Club came up. It’s highly recommended for those who want to plan their trip around their dog. Even during meals, dogs are allowed to join you, which was great because our dog could relax without feeling anxious. We were also truly impressed by how delicious the owners’ course dinner was! The bath is an Onsen, and it left my skin feeling silky smooth. The room was spacious, so our dog could move around freely, and the interior design was thoughtfully done with lots of beautiful amenities. However, the inside of one drawer had not been cleaned properly; perhaps a previous guest left something behind, but there was food that had been left to spoil. The owner had plenty of interesting stories and we really enjoyed talking a lot. His wife was also very lovely. It has a warm, homey atmosphere and we’d like to visit again! Thank you very much for taking care of us.

I booked the Bring-Your-Own BBQ Plan. The gazebo in a separate building was already set up with a charcoal grill and other equipment, which was very convenient. We had a great time with our favorite ingredients and drinks. However, there is no dedicated lighting in the gazebo. Even with two lanterns, it was quite dark. If the cottage has an outdoor power outlet, you might be able to run an extension cord and use temporary lighting. We used Iguchi’s Yu-Yu Land Hanatsubaki for bathing, so we did not use the cottage bath. It was wonderful to spend time with friends again after a long while. I would like to stay here again.