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I stayed here as an overnight stop on a motorcycle tour to Ibusuki. As soon as I arrived, the proprietress guided me to a covered parking area, so I didn’t have to worry about wiping down my bike in the morning after it got wet with dew, which was a relief. The room was clean and had a calm atmosphere. The large public bath was excellent—an old hinoki cypress tub with plenty of hot water and just the right temperature. Even the changing area had cedar paneling on the lower walls (I think), and the pleasant scent of wood made it very relaxing. I should have checked in around 3 p.m. at least to fully enjoy the hot spring. This is an inn I’d love to stay at again.

When we arrived, the parking lot was full and we were a bit unsure at first, but thanks to the Hotel staff’s help, we were able to park without any issues. The Room wasn’t very large, but it had everything we needed and was comfortable. I also liked being able to watch YouTube on the TV. Since breakfast was free, I didn’t expect much, but the rice and miso soup were so delicious that I was genuinely impressed! There was also a great variety of warm egg dishes, fish, and vegetable side dishes, so we really enjoyed a satisfying breakfast. They also offered a service that let us take coffee back to our Room, which made it easy to relax. There are many restaurants nearby, so finding dinner wasn’t a problem. It was also nice to enjoy an authentic Hokkaido-style evening at a nearby izakaya. It was a cozy Hotel that made me want to stay again.

Located in an Onsen area, but it is not an Onsen. However, there is a large public bath, and it is clean. The rooms are also clean and give a comforting feeling like returning to your family home. It was very relaxing. A very nice accommodation. Yukata, toothbrushes, and towels are provided. However, razors are not available, so please bring one if you need to shave.

The location and meals were excellent, and we were very satisfied with the service. We would definitely like to stay again.

I had planned to arrive at 3:00 PM and enjoy the bath, but my phone suddenly broke that day and I couldn’t get in touch. I didn’t arrive until after 7:00 PM. The front desk staff were worried about me, and even checked whether I might be hungry and needed dinner. On top of that, they upgraded my Room. The Ryokan is a bit old, but it’s kept very clean, and the radon Onsen was wonderful. Next time, I’d definitely like to stay with meals included. The front desk staff’s kimono attire and attentiveness, along with the atmosphere of the building and garden—full of charm and a nostalgic Showa-era feel—were all lovely.

There is an accommodation located just up the hill of Shiroyama at the eastern edge of the grid-like town. The narrow and steep approach road is one-way, so there’s no need to worry about oncoming traffic. Even large buses were able to make their way up. Although the entrance area of the accommodation is narrow, once you unload your luggage, valet service will take care of parking your car. Walking downhill from the accommodation leads to a main tourist spot, and it’s also conveniently close to the station, making it a great base for exploring. The interior is spacious with intricate design details. The staff are kind and attentive in their interactions. The room faces west with no tall trees obstructing the view, offering a wide panorama of the entire town that can be enjoyed both from inside and from the terrace with an open-air bath. (The view may vary depending on room orientation.) The private open-air bath in each room maintains an ideal temperature all day and night; it’s made of stone and spacious enough for a family to enjoy together. A shower room is conveniently adjacent. On our stay date, fireworks lit up Takayama city, which we watched for about an hour while leaning against the terrace railing. Meals are served in semi-private booth-style seating with sunken kotatsu tables. A quiet group of Western guests dined together in a large hall nearby.

Our family took a 1-night, 2-day trip to the Shakotan Peninsula in Hokkaido with one main goal: to enjoy great seafood. Lately, rather than a luxury Ryokan with extensive facilities, we’ve been drawn to food-focused Ryokan that truly take their cuisine seriously—and for this trip, our only criterion was simply “we want to eat really delicious seafood.” In that sense, Oyado Shinsei exceeded our expectations. Dinner featured an overwhelming number of dishes and seafood—far more than we could finish. The boat platter was spectacular, with uni and ikura in small bowls, line-caught tuna, hoya (sea squirt), botan shrimp, and more. The flavor was clearly on another level from the sashimi we usually eat. Our whole family kept saying “This is delicious” again and again as we enjoyed it. We were so focused on eating at dinner that we didn’t take any photos, but there were also grilled fish caught that morning, fried items, a rockfish hot pot (soi nabe), and more—each dish genuinely tasty from start to finish without ever feeling repetitive. Breakfast was just as satisfying: a small bowl of uni, sashimi, simmered fish, local delicacies, handmade sesame tofu (goma-dofu), and miso soup made with freshly harvested wakame—everything paired perfectly with rice. The portions were generous, yet it was so good that we finished it all. (I’ve attached a photo of breakfast.) The Accommodation is kept very clean—from the Room to the shared sinks and toilets—making it comfortable throughout our stay. The cypress bath is compact but gentle on the skin and wonderfully warming (we were told it’s not an Onsen, but it was more than satisfying). The staff seemed to be mainly family-run; everyone was friendly and kind with thoughtful attention to detail. We felt comfortable the entire time—it’s an Accommodation that gives you a reassuring “back home” feeling. Given the quality of the meals offered here at this price point, I found it extremely reasonable. We stayed during Golden Week this time, but I’d love to return in another season to enjoy different flavors of Shakotan again.

On the way back from a trip to Mikuni, Sakai City last year, I found a brochure for Hokkokukaido “Imaijuku” at a roadside station and had wanted to visit this post town at least once. I love old streetscapes and traditional houses, so I chose this place for this year. Within about 1 km there are sites such as the former Honjin and Waki-honjin that hint at how prosperous it once was, but sadly very little remains and only traces of the past can be seen. The 90-year-old renovated private rental traditional house was decorated with various Fukui traditional crafts, and both the amenities and Facility were well equipped. I was able to relax comfortably. However, there are steps/level differences inside, so you need to be careful. For dinner we went to the seafood restaurant “Uoza.” The Kaga crab shell platter with plenty of crab miso was especially delicious. There were quite a few cold dishes; I thought it would have been nicer if they had served something warm like clear soup with the sushi roll, or hot tea after the coffee jelly dessert, so we wouldn’t have gotten chilled. The female staff member was very pleasant. The coffee roastery next to the Accommodation happened to be closed due to an event, but after dinner in the evening we ran into them by chance and were able to buy two kinds of beans—rich-flavored beans with a solid body. For breakfast, rice (to cook) along with freeze-dried miso soup and sweet pickled ume paste were provided, so we tried cooking rice in an earthenware pot. The owner’s wife was very thoughtful and helped us in many ways. Thanks to her, it became a fulfilling and memorable trip filled with history and culture—from Imajo-juku to the railway town—as well as great flavors. Thank you very much.

Spend time in the panoramic bath while gazing at the stars, then wake up refreshed with a morning soak as you look out toward Mt. Aso glowing in the sunrise before heading to breakfast. I was impressed by the gentle, delicious Nankan-age in the miso soup, asked where to buy it, and purchased some to take home. The tofu was also handmade by the Hotel, and I felt satisfied and energized from the morning.

The location was easy to find, so we arrived without getting lost. The bath was wonderful. Thank you very much.

I stayed for one night over the weekend with my dog. The interior design and facilities were excellent, and the meals provided were delicious. I was able to relax as if I were at home. My dog wandered around sniffing everywhere, which made me a bit worried about accidents (though he was wearing a diaper). One concern I had was that the flooring felt quite sticky, possibly due to the rainy weather on that day. When I tried wiping part of it, the cloth turned completely black. It gave me the impression that the floors hadn't been cleaned during housekeeping. Seeing how dirty the cloth became left me feeling a bit disappointed.

We stayed with 8 adults and 4 children. The interior was stylish, very clean, and had a sense of cleanliness. The best part was having three rooms with beds and one tatami room, allowing each family member to have their own private space. The beds were fluffy and comfortable, making it easy to relax. However, because the design was so stylish, the open staircase made us worry about children falling from behind the sofa. We placed items at the entrance of the stairs to prevent children from going down alone and managed accordingly. Other than that, we had a very relaxing time. We would love to stay here again as a family! The bathroom was also clean and well-maintained! As for the grill, perhaps due to our setup error, its heat was weak so we ended up using a hot plate to cook meat instead.

It was clean, spacious, and comfortable! I was very satisfied with this quality at a price comparable to a regular business hotel. The response when I called several times in advance about the facility was also very good, and although it was a trip with a small child, they prepared a diaper trash can without us even requesting it, so I was very satisfied with the service as well. The only thing that bothered me was that the site says "fully automatic washer-dryer," but in reality, it was just a regular fully automatic washing machine without a dryer. I didn't particularly need to use it, so it wasn't a problem.

I booked this the day before with breakfast and dinner included because the Accommodation I originally wanted was fully booked, and I wanted to watch the fireworks festival from Sakurajima. It was my first time on Sakurajima, and there’s an abandoned Hotel nearby—when I first drove past, I mistakenly passed by this place too (laugh). Check-in is normally from 3:00 PM, but since I arrived early, I called and was kindly told I could check in from 2:30 PM. After a short walk around the area, I checked in at 2:30 PM. I was also able to reserve the private bath for 3:30 PM, so I relaxed in my Room for a while. About the private bath: if you unlock the seaside door, it connects to the men’s open-air bath area. Also, it shares a wall with the men’s changing area with about a 10 cm gap at the top, so please be cautious about privacy. The Onsen water is extremely hot; there are instructions advising you to pour water over yourself with a bucket to get used to it before entering. Passing beyond both the men’s and women’s baths and heading outside down a short slope, there is also a mixed-gender bath located about 1 meter from the sea. Meals are not served in-room; breakfast and dinner are served at a dining venue past the front desk, and both were very delicious. The Room is a Japanese-style tatami room with futon bedding. The in-room bath is an old-style light-blue unit tub of about 1.2 m square. The toilet feels like a Western-style seat added onto an original squat toilet setup, so it’s quite small. The balcony offers stunning views of Kinko Bay, but due to volcanic ash and being close to the sea, railings and other metal parts are quite rusty. Still, considering how thoughtful the staff were as well as the price overall, I think it’s a very good Hotel. By noon that day when I went to scout Sakurajima Lava Nagisa Park and Yunohira Observatory Deck, many spots were already being held with sheets and camera tripods—so after dinner we drove to the Sakurajima Ferry parking lot, parked there, walked to the pier area instead, sat comfortably at our own pace while watching fireworks—and we were very satisfied.

The Facility may look old, but it has a pleasantly aged charm, and it is thoroughly cleaned, so it never feels dirty. The fireplace atmosphere is wonderful! The service was very courteous, and everyone greeted us with a smile, which felt great. When we contacted the front desk, they came to our Room right away—truly attentive. The meals were very generous and we couldn’t finish everything, but we also enjoyed the game meat. The bath was well cleaned, and the open-air bath was especially relaxing with a view of the night sky!

I stayed here during a trip with friends! The location was convenient with good access from the station and a nearby convenience store for easy shopping. The Room, stylishly renovated from an old house, was comfortable and allowed us to relax. The hot pot dinner, which we could choose from four types, was delicious. We enjoyed it as a group of two adults and two children (ages 1 and 2), and the portions were generous enough to leave everyone full and satisfied. The staff's service was also very polite. I would love to stay here again when visiting Kyoto!

Thank you for your hospitality. The dining area was a bit cold, and while the food was delicious, I felt that if you mistimed eating the hot dishes, they cooled down quickly. The bath had a high flow of natural hot spring water, making it very pleasant to enjoy.

We stayed as a group of three, including my two children and myself. The bath was designed for groups, and we enjoyed delicious meals. It was a bit regretful that we couldn't finish all the food. The room was clean and comfortable, allowing us to relax. The night sky full of stars was beautiful, and my children were delighted, making it a wonderful summer memory. If we have the chance to visit nearby again, I would love to stay with my wife next time as well.

I stayed at a Business Hotel with my 20-year-old son. It was better than I expected. I would like to stay again. Thank you.

The view from the Room was wonderful, with beautiful scenery such as Okazaki Castle and the river. The breakfast selection was extensive, with many healthy options that helped soothe my tired body. The bath also had a great view, and I was able to relax. I would love to stay again if I have the opportunity. Thank you very much.