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Dinner and breakfast were extremely delicious and satisfying! For breakfast, you can choose between Japanese and Western styles, and even select your preferred dining time. It was perfect!

It felt like staying at my grandparents’ country home. Though old, it had a TV and Wi‑Fi. The bath even had a Kerorin wash bucket. It had a charming, nostalgic atmosphere.

The stairs to the second floor are quite steep. There is a handrail on the right side, but we felt it would be better to have at least a small handrail on the other side as well.

The lodge was clean, and we were able to stay comfortably even with our dog. There were only two of us and one dog, so we didn’t use it, but there were futons laid out in the loft as well. However, those futons had some unexplained stains—maybe from a leak? I’m not sure if they can’t be removed, but it wasn’t pleasant. This time we stayed with a small dog, but I think we would use the lodge more often if guests could stay with dogs of any size. If it were possible to stay not only with one dog but also with multiple dogs, we would definitely like to stay again.

The building itself shows its age, but the Room and large public bath were well-cleaned, ensuring a comfortable stay. Additionally, the host's excellent hospitality made the experience very pleasant. The main building offers spacious Rooms, and being able to bring a road bike inside was an added bonus. I would love to stay here again.

I was able to relax and rest well. The breakfast was delicious, and it even included sashimi.

I was able to relax in a tatami Room on a futon. The Onsen temperature was just right for me. The Keroyon washbasin brought back memories of old-fashioned public baths. The Facility has a strong Showa-era feel, but it was well cleaned, and all the staff were courteous, so I had a very pleasant stay. The toilet and washroom are shared, so as long as that doesn’t bother you, I don’t think there will be any issues. Thank you very much for your kind assistance!

Stylish interior, clean kitchen, fresh bed sheets—our family of five had a very comfortable stay. The washer-dryer was a lifesaver, especially since it rained during our visit. A new sponge was provided in the kitchen (though we unknowingly bought one from the convenience store and used it). Please note that the frosted glass door in the changing area is somewhat see-through, so women may want to be cautious when undressing nearby. Also, the entrance glass offers a clear view inside! We’d love to stay here again. Thank you!

The meals were delicious, and we truly enjoyed each dish. They kindly accommodated our request to start breakfast earlier. It was a great help. This is an Accommodation we would definitely like to stay at again.

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.

I booked an accommodation for my mother and aunts visiting from another prefecture, looking for a reasonably priced and nice place. When I asked them about their stay, they said it was absolutely wonderful. The food was very delicious. The bath was clean, and the natural view from the room was breathtaking. They mentioned wanting to visit again while they're still healthy. They enjoyed the manju served in the room so much that they purchased some to take home. The staff at the ryokan provided kind and excellent hospitality. My mother especially enjoyed chatting with one of the attendants and expressed her desire to return again. I'm so glad they were this happy with their stay!

We stayed for one night with breakfast included. The Accommodation accepts only three groups per day, and the bath and toilets are shared; however, the bath is a private family-bath style. Since we have a daughter who dislikes large public baths with strangers, this was the deciding factor. We were able to book a two-room suite-style Room, with a separate living area and bedroom—spacious and relaxing. Perhaps because it used to be a traditional restaurant, the entrance area of the Room (shoe-off space) is open, and each Room is secured by locking its sliding doors (fusuma). The locks are screw-type locks for sliding doors rather than typical cylinder door locks, so younger guests unfamiliar with them may be confused at first (as our kids were). Also likely due to the building’s traditional structure—with fusuma and shoji screens—soundproofing is somewhat limited, and TV noise or conversations can be heard from the hallway (according to our daughter). That said, the property itself is generally quiet. The layout also seemed designed with noise in mind—for example, keeping relaxation spaces separated. There was one other family with small children staying that day, but it didn’t bother us. There is no washbasin inside the Room; instead, paper cups are provided at the sinks in the bath area and by the toilets for brushing teeth and washing up. Everything was well maintained and pleasant to use. Breakfast the next morning was served in a large hall on the second floor. It was an excellent Japanese-style breakfast—delicious.

I stayed at Tsuetate Onsen for the first time. Despite being in a region where space along the river is limited, the parking lot was conveniently located nearby. The staff's hospitality was excellent, making my stay very comfortable, and the meals were absolutely delicious. The accommodation's bath was spacious and impressive, but the highlight was "Kissho no Yu," an outdoor onsen with five open-air baths nestled in the forest—truly a relaxing experience. I would love to stay at this accommodation again!

We stayed with our dog. It’s close to the station, the Room is spacious, and the amenities are plentiful—so comfortable it felt like a waste to stay only one night! I didn’t expect any pet amenities, but having pet pads and wet wipes provided was a big help. The drugstore in front of the station didn’t sell pet supplies, so guests traveling with dogs should be aware. As we knew in advance, there are stairs, so if you have a lot of luggage, staying on the second floor is better. We struggled at first because we couldn’t figure out how to unlock the door, but thank you for your kind support by phone and LINE. We will definitely stay again when we visit Hakata! Thank you!

Based on the information provided in advance, I honestly didn’t have high expectations for the Hotel itself or the Room. But once I stayed, I found that anyone who loves a Showa-era atmosphere will really appreciate it. The Room is spacious enough, and while you can’t expect the latest Facilities or modern comfort, it feels calm and relaxing. The bath and toilet are in the same space, but it’s very large and even has a separate washing area. If you run the hot water too forcefully it can splash toward the toilet, but as long as you’re careful there’s no problem. I was surprised to see exposed hot- and cold-water pipes for the first time; on the other hand, I felt they may be keeping prices reasonable by not spending too much on hardware upgrades. What truly stands out is breakfast. You enter the dining room from a typical narrow-front local Ryokan-style entrance near reception—and then you’re amazed: shelves along the walls are packed with what seems to be the owner’s collection. It felt like stepping into another world. The way everything is arranged shows real attention to detail, and somehow reflects their personality as well. Breakfast was served in 30-minute time slots, but it seemed freshly prepared after guests arrived, so warm dishes were brought out. The bread, omelet, bacon, and sausages were cooked perfectly. The ingredients aren’t luxurious by any means, but I was genuinely impressed by how heartfelt the cooking was. I also had a bit of friendly conversation with them and got to experience their warm and sincere character firsthand. To be honest, I can’t give high marks for hardware aspects—but for breakfast alone, along with their hospitality and this Showa-style space that you can actually experience here, this Hotel is absolutely worth staying at. If I have another chance, I’d love to return.

It’s about a 20-minute drive to Takachiho Gorge, but we chose Kijiya because it’s an onsen Accommodation. We had reserved the first boat ride at Takachiho Gorge the next morning, so we stayed with dinner only. Dinner was delicious, with salt-grilled yamame trout, sashimi, tempura, and more. As expected, the onsen was wonderful. We checked out early in the morning, but it’s a great Accommodation where you can truly relax.

Everything was great in a word. The Room was thoroughly cleaned, and the owner was very kind and welcoming. This will be my go-to Accommodation in Ishigaki Island.

We were able to relax in both the bath and the Room. The sound of the river was soothing, and it was an Accommodation we would definitely like to stay at again. By the time we left, our skin felt smooth. Thank you very much.

It felt like a unit in an older apartment building, but the Room was spacious and comfortable, making it an easy place to stay. The amenities were well stocked, and the location is great—there’s a station and Amu Plaza nearby, so you can enjoy shopping and dining as well. There is also on-site parking at the Hotel, which was very helpful. The level of service was just right and pleasant, making this Hotel perfect for relaxing and enjoying some quiet personal time—I’d love to stay here again.