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Traveling from Yokohama to Yamanashi to visit a relative in the hospital. This was my second stay at this Hotel. The parking lot is spacious, and the welcome coffee tasted great. This time I used a twin Room as a single. When I called the front desk because the in-room Wi‑Fi wouldn’t connect, they quickly brought me a router. Great service. I also had dinner at Hanachaya. It was nice that ordering white wine comes with free snacks—ham and fried cheese. Apparently it was an idea from the gentleman at the front desk who wears glasses. The wine was quite good. I ordered gyoza and a hamburger steak as snacks; the hamburger steak was very tender and delicious. When it reached the 8:00 PM women-only time for the Onsen, I hurried over. By the time I left, three women came in. It doesn’t get crowded, which is great. The free breakfast was flawless! The curry suited my taste perfectly, and I enjoyed the potato salad as well. A Hotel that definitely makes me want to come back again.

Although it is far from the station, we were able to fully enjoy Sasebo. The arcade shopping street, which stretches for over 1 km, was lively and bustling with many tourists, as cruise ships were also calling at the port. Sasebo burgers and curry served with authentic Indian naan were excellent. The Hotel also has a coin laundry, making it perfect for long-term stays.

Thank you for your hospitality. The unmanned check-in system really feels like the times we live in. A few things I noticed: the conditioner was too thick to dispense even when pressed; it would be nice to have a trash bin in the bathroom and vanity area; I’d be happy if there were more amenities for women; and I’d like a towel rack in the toilet. If I start listing wishes, there’s no end, haha. I had a very comfortable stay. Thank you as well for your efforts to keep it affordable.

I arrived a little earlier than the check-in time, but they warmly welcomed me without any displeasure, saying the Room was ready.\nThe Room was spacious for the price and felt just like a Ryokan.\nBecause it is old, I noticed a slight odor in the Room and hallway.\nAfter checking in, I went in and out several times, and each time they prepared my shoes. The front desk staff also helped with sightseeing advice—the service was truly excellent.

I stayed for 3 nights and 4 days on my second visit, as I had business in the neighboring town of Gimpo. The weather was great every day, and I was able to see beautiful sunsets. The Room had tatami flooring with a single bed and was very comfortable to stay in. If I had to mention something, the water flow at the sink was weak and the drainage was poor. I was told this Room does not have a bath, but it wasn’t an issue because I used the large public Onsen bath every day. Unlike my previous impression, everyone at the front desk was kind and helpful, which made me happy. The restaurant was also clean, and I appreciated the staff’s attentiveness. This Accommodation is conveniently located near a roadside station, as well as convenience stores and drugstores nearby.

The parking lot was in front of the Hotel, which was convenient. The free breakfast included rice balls and bread, as well as coffee and instant miso soup, which was very helpful. The Room we stayed in was spacious and nice. However, every time we tried to tear off the toilet paper, the roll seemed to fall down, which was extremely frustrating. Our child didn’t understand how it worked and seemed to have dropped it while using it, so the paper got dirty and it really put us in a bad mood. From the moment I noticed it, I had to tear it by hand every time. I strongly recommend fixing this. The price was affordable, there were enough towels and bath mats for everyone, and a light breakfast was included—so if not for the toilet paper issue, it would have been a great stay.

Back in Yamaguchi Prefecture for the first time in about six months. The scenery surrounded by nature helped me forget the hustle and bustle of the city. The Facility was as clean as ever—nothing to complain about. At night, a lot of insects gathered around the lights, and I felt sorry for the front desk staff who had to deal with it.

Our family of four (a 9th grader and a 6th grader) had a wonderful stay. The all-inclusive plan was excellent, and the private cape, ocean views (the sunset was unforgettable), scenic walks, and the play areas inside the Hotel kept our kids very happy. The food, baths, and staff were all top-notch. Also, there’s an atmospheric spot called Haraoka Pier about a 5-minute drive away.

We appreciate your flexibility in adjusting the meal time even when we couldn’t arrive as scheduled due to traffic. Regarding the large public bath, it closes at 9:30 a.m., so we would be grateful if it could stay open a little longer in the morning. Thank you for your courteous service.

The breakfast offered a wide variety of options and was very delicious. Staying here is worth it for the breakfast alone.

This was my first stay, and the ocean view from the front desk was wonderful. The Room was clean and spacious, and I had a lovely time. The meals offered a wide variety, and I’d love to enjoy them again. The staff were kind, making this a Hotel where you can stay with peace of mind.

We stayed as a group of three. It’s hard to find places where three people can stay in one Room, and even when you do, many Hotels are quite small. This was the first time we were able to relax in a spacious Room. The Room was thoroughly cleaned down to every corner. At many Hotels and Ryokans, I’m often disappointed when I notice dust in the corners, but this place was spotless and felt genuinely caring. The breakfast buffet had a wide variety of options and was delicious—I wanted to eat it again and again. Located on Port Island away from the crowds, we also enjoyed the sea views and night scenery. Many places seem to close at night, so it may be better to have dinner on the mainland. I would like to choose this Accommodation again next time I visit Kobe.

It was great that public transportation was running on schedule. The Hotel was conveniently located right in front of the station, and we enjoyed local cuisine such as sushi, kappo dining, and Kanazawa oden.

The staff were efficient and pleasant in their service. Although there was a wait due to the busy season (the Onsen bath has a capacity of 4 people), I was very satisfied with the experience, including access to the Onsen at this price, a complimentary welcome drink, and ice pops after bathing. I will definitely use this service again.

I was a bit worried after seeing some negative Reviews, but I didn’t notice anything unhygienic or concerning. The free Shuttle Service to Haneda Airport (about 14 passengers on a first-come, first-served basis?) was also convenient. It’s perfect for an overnight stay before an early flight from Haneda.

The hospitality and the Room were excellent. I would like to stay again.

With the recent stretch of very hot days, I was glad to have a Room with a washer-dryer. The breakfast and simple gym services were also nice. It’s conveniently located near Gaien, and I’d like to stay here again.

I stayed here solo this time. Since it was a double room for single use, it was spacious enough—I could really stretch out and relax (lol). It’s close to Higobashi Station and has parking, so access is convenient. However, I didn’t check in advance and arrived with a tall vehicle, so I couldn’t use the hotel parking and had to use a nearby coin-operated parking lot (expensive!), which was disappointing. (Next time I’ll come with a lower car.) There’s also a large public bath, and it’s reasonably priced—highly recommended!

It was my first time back at Lake Kawaguchi in a while. Since it was summer, I wasn’t expecting a Mt. Fuji view, but the next morning we could see it clearly all the way to the base—it was truly moving. I’ve stayed here several times, and it keeps getting better each visit. This time, what surprised me most was that drinks were unlimited. The Mt. Fuji whisky in particular was excellent—we finished an entire bottle between the two of us. All cooking utensils were provided, and the amenities were especially well stocked—my wife was thrilled. If you’re starting to tire of staying at a Ryokan, this villa is perfect.

I stayed for one night on business. As others have mentioned, nearby dining options are limited to places like Yoshinoya, a Lawson convenience store, and a small diner; if you go a bit farther, there is also Steak Gusto. However, breakfast includes an all-you-can-eat vegetable bar, so even with the limited options around the area, I was very satisfied—the breakfast was delicious.