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This Accommodation was satisfying in every way—Onsen, meals, and hospitality. It was great that the sulfur Onsen I came for was available anytime whenever I wanted to use it. The Kurobuta pork shabu-shabu at dinner was incredibly delicious, with both the broth and the meat tasting wonderful. The manager and the dinner staff provided excellent service as well, so I had a very pleasant stay!

Located near the center of the nine public bathhouses, and both dinner and breakfast were delicious, made with local ingredients. It was clean and had a calm atmosphere, so we were able to relax and enjoy a restful stay.

I love wild boar and travel around to enjoy it. The miso soup with plenty of mushrooms was incredibly delicious! The sashimi and salt-grilled char were also excellent. I came for lunch as well, and the soba noodles were tasty (soba is also served at night). There are two baths, and since there was only one other group of guests, I could use them whenever I wanted—lucky me! It was very relaxing. The futon was fluffy, allowing me to sleep soundly and recover from fatigue—it was perfect. Besides basic amenities, the bath area had many items that seemed like forgotten belongings from other guests. There were few power outlets in the Room. For sightseeing, a waterfall is within walking distance; arriving early to relax might be a good idea! Perhaps because my Room was in the back, the Wi-Fi signal was weak. Overall, I had a wonderful time here! I'd love to visit again!

I stayed just before a long holiday and happened to have the place to myself, so I could relax without any worries. The staff were wonderful and provided attentive service. The homemade fruit liqueurs, jams, and vegetables were delicious—I even forgot to take photos (lol). The only thing that didn’t suit me was the firm pillow, but everything else—the Room, bath, terrace, and more—was lovely. I’d definitely like to stay again. Thank you very much!

My mother-in-law stayed at the accommodation. (The reservation was made by me, her daughter-in-law.) It was our first time using this accommodation. From the warm welcome at the front desk to the staff's smiles, I thought, "This was definitely the right choice." According to my mother-in-law, the staff were very attentive to her as an elderly guest staying alone, and she felt very comfortable during her stay. She mentioned that every decoration and exhibit in the facility was lovely and uplifting. When she visits our home in Saga, where we don't have a bed available for her slightly limited mobility, she usually stays at a hotel. However, she now says she'd like to stay here from now on. We look forward to visiting again!

This was my first stay. The room did not have a toilet, which was slightly inconvenient, but each floor had clean and separate toilets for men and women, so it wasn't much of an issue. The entire accommodation had a Hawaiian theme, and even children who are not used to traditional Japanese kaiseki cuisine could enjoy the delicious Hawaiian-style meals. If I may make one suggestion, it would be nice to have a bit more time to use the free 40-minute open-air bath when it's available. I will stay again; thank you for your hospitality!

We stayed with our dog using the dinner-included Plan. It was off-season, so we were able to relax and enjoy our time. The barbecue was incredibly luxurious with surprisingly premium ingredients. Despite the rain, we enjoyed the private sauna until the very last moment. Thank you very much!

It’s right next to Ageki Station on the Sangi Railway Hokusei Line—just steps after you get off. There’s also a convenience store beside the station. This time, three of us (a family) stayed here. The room size felt just right for two adults. Most amenities are provided. There are also outdoor hammocks and a table with chairs, which looked useful, but unfortunately it rained during our stay and the wooden deck was soaked, so we didn’t use them. Cooking in the in-room kitchen is basically limited to simple microwave meals. There are cups, but no plates. The toilet and shower area were very clean. The service was excellent—the front desk staff were very kind. Also, in the early morning there is a time-limited sauna area at Ageki Onsen that is opened exclusively for guests. Even if you don’t use the sauna, you can relax in the lounge while enjoying locally produced tea, which was nice. Just one thing: the main bath closes at 21:00 and reopens at 10:00 the next morning, and guests can only use it during those same hours, which is a bit inconvenient. Ageki Onsen has various facilities and seems like a place where you could spend time slowly and comfortably, so next time I’d like to set aside about half a day to enjoy it as well.

The staff are kind. The floors are spotless and shiny. The Room has large windows, and the greenery by the pond is soothing.

This is a private rental of a renovated traditional house, very spacious, and overall we had a comfortable stay. The bedroom was cozy, and the bathroom and vanity area were especially large, which made it convenient for two people to get ready at the same time. The lighting was bright and easy to use, insect control indoors was well handled, and we were able to use the Facility without any issues. When we consulted in advance about the check-in time, they kindly accommodated an earlier check-in, which was very helpful. There is also Shuttle Service available, making transportation very convenient. On the other hand, there are two points we would be happy to see improved. First is the height of some beams. For someone around 175 cm tall, a beam sits just above eye level, making it easy to miss—I hit my head several times. Since I hit it quite hard once, for safety it would be reassuring to have warning stickers or signs. Second, in the first-floor bedroom we could hear some road noise from passing cars at night. The second floor was relatively quiet, so those who are sensitive to noise may prefer sleeping upstairs. Other than that, everything was very comfortable and we enjoyed the unique atmosphere of a traditional house.

The Room was clean. The large public bath was well stocked, from cleansing oil to skincare products. The complimentary ice cream after the bath was refreshing and soothing, and the late-night soba service was perfect as a light dinner. I didn’t expect much since it’s free, but it had a rich broth flavor and was delicious. Breakfast also offered a variety of dishes in small bowls, and everything was tasty—from Japanese dishes I don’t usually get to eat, simmered items, plump fried shrimp, and even dessert. I stayed in the height of summer, and wind chimes were hung in the large public bath area, which felt charming and relaxing. I was a bit confused when a staff member suddenly spoke to me in English at the restaurant—I think I clearly look Japanese. Since I don’t know typical Business Hotel rates, I made the Reservation thinking it felt expensive; but with the large public bath, sauna, and various services included, maybe this price is reasonable—I’m not sure.

I stayed in a four-person Room with my mother, who uses a wheelchair. All the staff were very kind and attentive, and we felt truly comfortable throughout our stay. The Room had four beds plus an extra bed, as well as a sofa and table, yet it was still spacious enough for a wheelchair to move around easily. If I had one request, it would be for the step into the toilet to be a little lower. There were six private baths. Reservations are not available, but we were able to use them anytime without having to wait. The barrier-free bath allowed my mother to enter the changing area in her wheelchair, and the toilet was also barrier-free, which was very helpful. Above all, seeing how moved she was to enjoy an Onsen again after so long made me truly glad we chose this Accommodation. We also enjoyed a filling Japanese breakfast. It was absolutely delicious. If we have the chance to visit again, this is definitely an Accommodation I would love to stay at. Thank you very much!

Because this Accommodation is a little away from the Onsen area, I was worried about getting there, but after staying one night I was completely satisfied. A spacious Japanese-style room with a sofa in the veranda area. A peaceful rural view through the shoji screens, perfect for enjoying the snowy scenery. The in-room open-air bath is a bit hot, but it has a shower so you can adjust the temperature. With both a large public bath and private baths (no Reservation required—available when vacant), we truly felt well cared for overall. Every dish at dinner was delicious and well balanced with vegetables, fish, and meat, and we especially enjoyed the rice with crispy scorched bits.

It was an Accommodation that became a wonderful memory for our wedding anniversary trip. Special Room “Kumo” We enjoyed a delicious meal at the counter seats, and the atmosphere was very pleasant. The open-air bath in the Room was also excellent—we could soak while watching the fishing lights.

We stayed as a group of four adults. Everyone was kind, starting with the warm and friendly proprietress. Until about 10 years ago, we stayed here several times every summer, and this time we returned after a long break. Every dinner dish was delicious, but we were especially amazed by the size of the spiny lobster, abalone, and sea bream sashimi platter mentioned in the title. A spiny lobster overflowing from a tub about 50 cm across. A red abalone about the size of a palm. Freshly ikejime sea bream. When we used to come with children, the meals were for two adults and two kids. This time our children were charged at adult rates, so the portions were for four adults—and our kids, now used to more grown-up flavors, were very satisfied. As expected, compared with eating around Toba Station, the seafood on Toshijima is much fresher! The fried shrimp and swimming crab were also large, and breakfast was unbelievably delicious as well. The air conditioning worked throughout the building. The Washlet toilet in our Room—with an automatic lid operated by a motion sensor—was very clean and much appreciated. Recently we had been choosing budget stays and my wife had to put up with limited bath or toilet facilities, but returning to New Yamashichi after so long made her very happy. It was an Accommodation we were truly satisfied with.

This was my second visit to Kinosaki Onsen. It was my first time staying at this Accommodation, and everything—the Room, the baths, the meals, and the service—was outstanding. I love Onsen and have stayed at many Accommodations, but it’s rare to find one that deserves top marks across the board. It became a wonderful memory. This is an Accommodation I’d love to visit again.

The exterior looked like an ordinary Ryokan, but inside, the Rooms, baths, and dining area were all very clean. The meals were delicious Nikko-style dishes, carefully presented in thoughtfully chosen tableware and handmade. It was also very close to Nikko Edo Wonderland—about a 2–3 minute drive—so it’s a recommended Ryokan for those who are not particular about Onsen. To the proprietress: the washlet in Room 205 is broken. I think it would be best to have it repaired as soon as possible.

I headed there by motorcycle this time, but it unexpectedly broke down and I couldn’t make it… If I get another chance, I’d like to stay there. If I had to mention one thing, the staff weren’t rude or careless, but when I was arranging the cancellation around 8:00 PM, the person I spoke with used fairly broken Japanese. It would be helpful if that could be improved.

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.

I revisited this accommodation early because I had such a great experience last month. Although the Awazu Kaiseki did not include tempura, the delicious appetizers and eight kinds of fresh sashimi made the sake taste even better. By the time I finished the pork shabu-shabu and chawanmushi, I was already full, but the seasoned rice was so delicious that I ended up overeating. For breakfast, they served "Hyakumangoku" brand rice, which is often found in ryokan in Ishikawa Prefecture. However, their cooking method was exceptional, making it more delicious than any other ryokan I've stayed at before. While abalone, nodoguro fish, and Noto beef are available as additional orders, even without them, their delicately flavored dishes were more than satisfying. The bathwater quality was gentle on my sensitive skin and allowed me to soak for long periods without feeling overheated. The therapeutic waterfall shower relieved pain in my shoulders, neck, and back when applied to those areas—I even thought about saving money to come here for a week-long hot spring retreat someday! The room had been recently renovated; it was impeccably clean with a large LCD TV for added comfort. However, since we arrived early perhaps due to timing issues—the air conditioning wasn't turned on upon arrival during wintertime—it felt cold initially; preheating would have been appreciated during colder months like these! Lastly but importantly: homemade pudding by Okami (the hostess) tasted amazing too—overall providing excellent value exceeding expectations from this accommodation!