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I stayed here with two cats. The litter and a litter box were provided, which was great. The Facility was very clean, and I had a comfortable stay. I would definitely like to use it again.

On our previous stay, we stayed in the Room “Kyujyo” and had a very comfortable time. This time, we stayed in the detached Room “Shin,” about 3–4 minutes away by car. It was originally built as a storehouse of the Marubayashi family, who prospered as lantern makers. The earthen walls and exposed pillars and beams are full of character, and the open atrium ceiling makes this private rental villa feel wonderfully spacious and luxurious. During bath time, we were soothed by the scent of cedar wood and truly enjoyed a peaceful escape from everyday noise—there’s no TV or clock. We also enjoyed comparing three types of Yame tea and tasting local sake (Shigemasu), which let us experience Yame’s food culture. Breakfast was delicious, healthy, and generously portioned—we were completely satisfied. We also enjoyed chatting with the wonderful woman who assisted us. Seeing someone so motivated at work made it clear how appealing the management company is as well. Someday, we would love to stay in another Room too. Thank you very much.

When visiting Hida Takayama, be sure to stay at Sumiya Hagakure! Enjoy a relaxing and private time with our whole-house rental. The old streets of Takayama are within walking distance, making the location perfect. The breakfast rice balls were also delicious. This is an accommodation you'll definitely want to revisit!

I visited again to enjoy the sauna. As always, this pension is very comfortable. The dog-friendly Room is spacious and cozy. The sukiyaki with horse meat for dinner was delicious, with tender meat. I had a delightful conversation with a couple from Niigata during the meal. Hearing about their efforts until the smelt fishing season opens made me appreciate being able to enjoy safe and fun smelt fishing. I plan to visit again at the end of the year and next year for smelt fishing!

Stayed in a detached accommodation with an open-air bath. Enjoyed multiple baths, the room was clean, and I could relax! The meals were delicious, plentiful, and very satisfying. However, the attendant was a bit unfriendly and mumbled while speaking, which was intimidating. Also, there were stairs; although they provided sandals, it felt safer to wear shoes. Overall, I was very satisfied. The food was truly delicious!

The Room was clean and comfortable. The meals, handmade by the hostess, were very delicious and offered in such generous portions that we couldn't finish them all. We were able to enjoy our meals together with our beloved dog, making it a pet-friendly Hotel. It was an unforgettable stay. Thank you very much!

The place was clean, we could enjoy a BBQ, and it’s close to ES CON Field, so we had a great time. The BBQ portions were a bit large for us, perhaps because we had children with us. Since there is only a shower booth (no bathtub), we used the bath at Tower Eleven. There is no TV or pajamas provided, so it would be nice if those were available. The staff were also very kind. Drinks and small daily necessities can be purchased until 7:00 PM at another shop within F Village.

Recently, my family of three stayed at the accommodation. The open-air bath located so close to Nagoya Station was exceptional. Both dinner and breakfast were very delicious, making us forget we were near the station. Each person could sleep on their own futon, which makes it highly recommended for families with children. We would love to stay here again.

I stayed in Room Ichiban. With its high ceilings and spacious feel, the dragon painting really stood out—it was a wonderful Room. The futon was very comfortable, and I slept soundly. Every meal was delicious! I left completely full. The Kutani ware tableware was also adorable! It made me want to come back and stay again soon. Now I’m wondering which Room to choose next time~

I thought this was a very clean Accommodation with a great selection of dog-friendly items, and I would recommend it to dog lovers. I’d like to stay here again the next time I visit Kyoto. Overall, I’m satisfied, but if I mention a few things that were missing: Most of what you need for cooking in the Room is provided, but if guests want to cook hot pot in the Room, it would be helpful to have a portable gas stove (or an IH portable cooktop if open flames are not allowed for safety reasons) and a clay pot. Also, there were no donburi bowls for eating udon, ramen, or soba, so I’d like you to add those as well. Also, among the amenities, I would like bath salts.

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.

About 30 years ago, I visited Kumihama for a day at the beach, and this time I came with my daughter, who is between jobs, after finishing caregiving for my father. The detached villa is about a 3-minute drive from the main building where breakfast and dinner are served, set along Kumihama Bay beyond a wooded path that keeps it completely private from outside view. The beautifully maintained lawn garden was stunning—like a Scandinavian holiday home. Inside, everything was spotless, and there was even a space to lie down and relax while looking out over the bay—an exceptional experience. Meals are served in private rooms in the main building, but they provide Shuttle Service by car, so there’s nothing to worry about. I was captivated by the crystal-clear flavors of the fish dishes—something you simply can’t find in the Tokyo area—and felt as if my whole body had been cleansed. Most guests seemed to be from the Kansai region, and there were no inbound travelers either. This is a truly superb hidden resort—so please don’t tell too many friends!

The Asama Onsen district spreads across the eastern part of Matsumoto City, climbing up the foothill slope. The Accommodation is built on the hillside, and the road in front of the entrance is only one lane wide. After leaving your luggage at the Accommodation, you move to the parking area via a narrow alley-like passage about 2 meters wide. If you have a larger car, it seems better to enter from another wider road, park there first, and then carry your luggage. This is an old Accommodation; the furniture and fittings are also old but of good quality, carefully maintained, and immaculately cleaned. The hospitality feels heartfelt; while some younger staff may seem a little awkward, they are poised and dignified. You can sense the refined quality of a prestigious Accommodation. The Room—created by combining two rooms into one—has well-chosen furniture and furnishings. It is calming and comfortable. In the in-room bath, hot natural spring water flows directly from the source; unless you truly love very hot baths, you will want to add cold water to adjust it. For smaller guests, it is deep enough to soak up to your shoulders and long enough to stretch out your legs. Opening the large window facing the garden lets in wonderfully refreshing air. The large public bath and private bath are spacious with a comfortable temperature. The lockers are solid as well. A table adapted from a lacquered low dining table is paired with chairs that are easy to sit on. The dishes brought to your Room one after another at just the right timing are genuine gourmet cuisine—anticipation and satisfaction continue throughout. Allergy accommodations and requests regarding disliked ingredients were handled perfectly. Interestingly—and elegantly—the menu does not list the head chef’s name. There is a separate bedroom with very comfortable beds. It is quiet.

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.

We stayed for one night with our child (6 years old) and relatives. The moment we entered the Room, we were surrounded by the scent of hinoki cypress and instantly felt relaxed. The amenities and Facility were all stylish, and we were able to spend our time feeling truly pampered. I usually really dislike typical Hotel pajamas (the comfort...) and hair dryers (the airflow just isn’t enough for thick hair...), but at hon, both were not only fine—they were genuinely impressive! I even checked the price of the pajamas online to buy them for home, and it made perfect sense. We were told in advance that “due to the structure, sound can carry easily,” and I did notice some noise from upstairs as I was falling asleep. That said, it’s really just luck, so if you think it might bother you, bringing earplugs could be a good idea. Overall, I felt this Accommodation is more suited for adults, but surprisingly my 6-year-old son seemed to like it the most (lol). The staff were also very pleasant, and we had a comfortable stay. Thank you very much.

To everyone at the Hotel, and Nagi—thank you for taking such great care of me. These two nights and three days truly helped me understand the concept of “luxury through simplicity.” It gave me a chance to reset by letting go of built-up fatigue and stress in both body and mind, and to spend unhurried time reflecting on myself. Next time I’ll stay for three nights and four days—and I’ll come see you again!

The meals lived up to their reputation—lavish and absolutely delicious. It was honestly hard to finish everything, but they kindly made rice balls from what was left, and I could enjoy dessert later, which was great. The view from the detached room was amazing, and I could relax in the Onsen while looking out at the sea. The beach is also nearby, so it was a luxury to swim after check-in and then come right back for an Onsen soak. I didn’t run into anyone else at all and was able to truly unwind. I’d love to visit again.

Thank you very much for your hospitality the other day. We felt even more relaxed than at a relative’s home in the countryside and enjoyed spring in the satoyama. We thoroughly enjoyed a hearty breakfast, and the Goemon-style bath as well. We’ll be back again. Thank you very much.

We stayed in a Room with an open-air bath. The Room was very clean, as if it had just been renovated, and it was well maintained. The open-air bath was heated water rather than hot spring water, but we still enjoyed it 충분に. The only drawback is that it’s a bit far from the station, but the next day they drove us to the station while we left our car there. Starting with the young proprietress, all of the staff provided excellent service, and we had a very pleasant stay. We would like to visit again.

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.