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The Hotel Room was a double Room, and it felt cleaner and nicer than I expected. The size was just right. Breakfast was buffet-style with a good variety of dishes and some desserts, and everything was delicious. The front desk staff were polite and made me feel welcome. I’d like to stay again if I have the chance.

Although the Hotel is located in the countryside, the staff’s hospitality and the quality of the meals are on par with a three-star hotel.

We stayed at a private villa of Mihokan during the Obon holiday to visit both Izumo Taisha and Miho Shrine. The two-story traditional house was beautifully maintained, clean, and equipped with a spacious private bath. We enjoyed listening to jazz on the stereo in a relaxing atmosphere. The meals, both dinner and breakfast, were abundant and featured delicious local seafood. The main building where breakfast is served has an intriguing design reminiscent of the "Infinity Castle" from Demon Slayer, making it exciting to explore. The street in front of the accommodation is beautifully paved with blue stones, leading to Miho Shrine in about five minutes. We highly recommend attending their morning ritual; even during the summer heat, the shrine grounds were filled with refreshing air that energized us for the day ahead. Additionally, the staff provided excellent service that made our stay very relaxing. Thank you very much!

All the staff are so kind! The Ishibutai Tumulus is very close by, and if you walk a little further there are more ancient burial mounds—it's amazing! The Room is even nicer than in the photos. 　The Asuka scenery is beautiful, and you can also see Mt. Nijo. Relaxing in the hammock on the balcony was wonderful! 　The BALMUDA kettle and the coffee packs were delicious! There were lots of tasteful books in the stairwell area, and I really enjoyed them. The manga “Tenjo no Niji” was so interesting—I want to read more! 　Breakfast was great too—the white rice was glossy and delicious! Maybe because there are only five rooms, it’s quiet in the morning and you can eat at a relaxed pace. 　They also store your luggage after checkout! When I mentioned we were going for a walk to Asukadera Temple and Iruka’s Kubizuka, they gave us frozen Aquarius sports drink and Ramune candies to help prevent heatstroke. So grateful!

The hot spring has an abundant flow of water, and the waterfall bath provides an excellent massage effect for the shoulders and lower back. I stayed for two nights, and the proprietress’s vegetable-focused side dishes were very delicious, with no repeated menu items. It is buffet-style, and the staff manage it hygienically, which gave me peace of mind. The cleaning is thorough, but the building is old, and footsteps echo when people walk.

We stayed as a group of four friends and had an absolutely wonderful experience. The spacious accommodation, excellent service, sauna, meals, and activities like the bonfire were all exceptional. It was a luxurious summer vacation where we could forget about daily life and enjoy a relaxing time. The building had a charming and impressive appearance, and every room was truly beautiful. It gave us a unique feeling of both being uplifted yet relaxed at the same time. The expansive garden and courtyard were lovely, with clean sauna spaces offering peaceful areas to unwind both indoors and outdoors. In this private setting, it was so quiet that we could only hear the distant sounds of insects while enjoying complete relaxation. The meals featuring plenty of Yamanashi ingredients were delightful, as was the complimentary Yamanashi tea provided—it was incredibly delicious! We are also very grateful for the staff's attentive hospitality throughout our stay. Despite some hectic moments during check-in or dinner times, they handled everything with care and flexibility, allowing us to feel at ease. Having previously stayed at another property in this series of accommodations built from traditional Japanese houses (kominka), we found each one has its own unique charm despite sharing similar origins. We would love to return for another special occasion in the future!

I stayed at Laforet Hakone Gora Yunosumika Aya Wing. Both the Room and the Onsen were wonderful, and I enjoyed bathing many times. The meals were also very delicious. However, since you need to move from the annex to the main building for dining, I think it would be better to have a covered walkway so guests don’t get wet in the rain. Overall, I received satisfying service. The system of purchasing amenities may be good for the environment, but considering the price, I think they should be provided in the Room.

The buffet was delicious, and the tram station was conveniently nearby.

All the staff were very helpful, and I had a comfortable stay.

The bus stop is nearby, making it a great location for getting anywhere in Kyoto City. The Hotel also has parking and had a calm, relaxing atmosphere. The lobby was tastefully arranged, and the Room was clean, well-equipped, and comfortable. The staff were polite and attentive, and I would like to stay here again.

Although it is close to the downtown area, there is no nighttime noise. The Room is small, but it is kept clean and functional. Breakfast offered a wide variety of options and was satisfying. Overall, this Hotel offers great value for money.

I made a last-minute Reservation for an 8-tatami Room, but when I arrived, it had been upgraded to a 12-tatami Room. The Room was spacious, dinner was excellent, and I even had seconds of rice twice. Breakfast was also delicious, and my daughter—who usually doesn’t eat much—said she was full and satisfied. The bath was great as well; the scenic-view bath in particular had wonderful views of the mountains. I’ll definitely stay again.

Perhaps because rain was forecast, it was relatively quiet, and I was able to refresh in a peaceful Onsen surrounded by nature. In addition to the Shuttle Service from Akameguchi Station, there was also a Shuttle Service to Shijuhachi Falls after checkout, so I could enjoy sightseeing as well. The staff were very warm and kindly helped me when I accidentally left something behind. I would definitely like to stay again.

I stayed with my husband and 4-year-old son as a family of three in August. The exterior feels a bit old, but the room and the hotel were clean, and the food, service, and onsen were excellent. We had a very comfortable stay with our son. This is definitely a hotel we want to stay at again!

I was able to relax without being tied to a schedule. There are many children, but it’s quiet at night... The hot water was great, and there were ReFa hair dryers and shower heads as well. I’d love to stay again.

Staying at this price during the Obon holiday is wonderful. Although the exterior looks a bit worn, the inside has been nicely renovated and we were able to stay comfortably. The meals also offered sufficient quality and quantity for the price. However, perhaps because it was Obon, dinner felt drawn out as it took quite a long time for the next dishes to be served. That said, it was an Accommodation with excellent value for money and a high level of satisfaction.

Since I was often away from the Accommodation and wanted to bathe whenever I liked, I chose a room with a private open-air bath. By adjusting the hot spring source myself, I could control the water temperature, and soaking in the crisp morning air was wonderful.

Choosing this Accommodation for a visit to Futami Okitama Shrine was the right decision. The shrine is only a 7–8 minute leisurely walk along the seaside, so I was able to visit twice during my stay. Dinner was very satisfying in both menu and portion size. Since it was served in a private room, I felt completely relaxed. Breakfast was also excellent, especially the overnight-dried pufferfish. From the Room, I enjoyed a wonderful view of the sea stretching out beyond the pine trees. It is a lovely Accommodation founded in the Meiji era and still continuing into the Reiwa era. Thank you very much for your hospitality.

I stayed in a twin Room with my daughter. The toilet in the Room had weak water flow and wouldn’t flush in one go, so we had to be careful when using it. The front desk staff were polite, and it was nice to have a large public bath, so this was disappointing.

The water in the Accommodation is natural spring water and it tastes wonderful—I ended up filling a plastic bottle to take some home. The exterior feels a bit dated, but there are intriguing little sections throughout the building (the corner with the tengu mask was especially memorable). The Onsen was also excellent and eased my stiffness from deep within. I only booked breakfast, but the spicy cod roe at the buffet was delicious. It’s a quiet Accommodation and highly recommended for resting both mind and body at a relaxed pace. There’s an okonomiyaki restaurant nearby called Sanpachi (Matsuura), so if you want Hiroshima-style okonomiyaki, that’s a good place to go. I walked in without a reservation, and I recommend it for the taste, portion size, and friendly service. It’s nearly 700 km from where I live, but I’d like to visit again to enjoy the water, the Onsen, and the okonomiyaki (ideally every year).