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One night with breakfast and dinner I stayed here on the final day of my journey of land purification and integration. This seaside Accommodation offers an Onsen bath, delicious meals, and warm hospitality from the owner. Thank you very much.

I stayed for two nights, and the best part was that drinks were free all the time with the all-inclusive plan. I didn’t go out anywhere and just enjoyed the Onsen and drinks, which was perfect.

This Accommodation is located at the entrance to Noboribetsu Onsen town and was truly wonderful. Both dinner and breakfast were served in the Room. We were impressed by the staff’s efficient yet kind service and attentive manner. The baths are sulfur Onsen and felt very relaxing. Although it is described as a welcome drink, it was available all day, and could also be enjoyed at dinner. There is a shuttle bus to Noboribetsu Station, and we would definitely like to stay here again.

The refreshing host was truly soothing and put me at ease. They kindly accommodated my special meal requests, and the draft beer served in an ice-cold beer mug was excellent. This is an Accommodation I would love to stay at again.

The Facility was very clean, and we were able to relax and take our time. The meals were delicious and very filling. Checking in early was a great idea because we could try the smoking experience and making Onsen eggs. Since most things were self-service, I would have appreciated a bit more guidance, such as how to grill the meat properly. The light show was also beautiful, but there is no announcement when it starts, so it’s best to keep track of the time so you don’t miss it.

The accommodation is new, well-cleaned, and very comfortable. The bed was cozy, allowing for a restful sleep. From the rooftop, you can enjoy views of Uehara Port and the sea, and on clear days, even the sunrise. The staff were incredibly kind and provided helpful advice about restaurants for dinner. Although the attached restaurant looked delicious, it was unfortunately closed during our stay. However, the croissant sandwich served for breakfast was greatly appreciated on Iriomote Island where shops and dining options are limited. The amenities were minimal but high-quality, with thoughtful touches like an outdoor drying rack available. Personally, I loved the abundance of power outlets—USB-equipped outlets by the bedside and desk as well as wall sockets made it easy to charge multiple devices like smartphones and laptops simultaneously. If I have another chance to visit Iriomote Island again in the future, I would definitely stay here!

The front desk staff were very polite and had a great attitude. I was surprised by the variety of amenities to choose from, free drinks, and ice available. I didn't use the bathroom in the Room, but it was unfortunate that the curtain had an odor.

Unlike the Kanazawa Station location, I did not receive a confirmation call about pre-booking the EV charger. As a result, I called several times to Check Reservation, but every call was automatically routed to the call center, and I couldn’t tell whether my Reservation was secured until I arrived. When I explained this at the front desk, an older staff member apologized politely. Thankfully, the Reservation had been made. The EV charger is located behind the Hotel, and there is only one unit. By the way, this staff member provided the best and most professional service I have ever experienced at Route Inn—his attentiveness was outstanding. The lobby offered local Nakano apple juice and chilled sweets, which was a nice touch. The Room had been renovated, but the unit bath was an extremely small old-style type—especially the toilet. There were few restaurants nearby and it’s quite far to the station area, so we used Hanachaya in the Hotel for dinner. Route Inn properties with limited dining options nearby often have Hanachaya. I don’t think this was available before, but they now offer all-you-can-drink: 1 hour for 1,000 yen or 1.5 hours for 1,650 yen. It’s an excellent deal and hard to pass up. The draft beer was great, and they also had three types of local sake. The food was simply good, and the older gentleman working there was very kind. The bill ended up being very reasonable as well—I was satisfied overall. The only downside is that there aren’t many menu items; if you doubled the menu selection, sales and guest satisfaction would probably double too. Please consider it. Breakfast was fine overall, but it was disappointing that there wasn’t any curry here.

This trip was mainly for the Onsen, and the bath was excellent. I’m not sure if I’ll be able to come again, but it’s an Accommodation that makes me want to stay again.

As one of the most established Hotels in Tamatsukuri Onsen, it was sure to be a solid choice, and I was especially pleased with the excellent breakfast buffet. There was a great selection of seafood, and I also enjoyed the shijimi clam miso soup; if you prefer, you can also choose Western-style options, salads, and cornflakes. The view overlooks Lake Shinji, though the bridge structure of the San’in Expressway is hard to ignore.

This time, my “Dokoka ni Viewn” trip took me to Mizusawa-Esashi, so I chose Yakushido Onsen because I wanted to stay at an Onsen. Last time, I think I came by car. This time, I stayed alone in a Japanese-style room with breakfast and dinner included at a very reasonable price, and I was able to enjoy the Onsen four times—so refreshing. I’d love to visit again.

I’m very satisfied again. I’d like to stay here again next time.

Sorry for the late Review, but the hostess asked me to leave one, so here it is (lol). From the entrance, the calm atmosphere was wonderful! We didn’t go into the sea this time, but the beach right in front was crowded. There’s a great photo spot right next door, so we took lots of pictures with the sunset! It’s also beautifully lit up at night. Since there are only a few Rooms, we had a very comfortable stay. The large public bath and open-air bath are available anytime, and late at night we could use them almost privately—the sea breeze felt amazing. We also used the in-room bath morning and night, and it was very relaxing. Meals are served in semi-private dining spaces, so we could eat at our own pace. The portions were satisfying even for a man, and everything was delicious! It had a homey feel, and all of the staff provided great service. Thank you as well for giving my girlfriend a small gift when we were leaving! We’d love to come back in winter for crab!

The sound seems to carry easily, and since I tend to stay until right before checkout, I found it hard to relax due to the cleaning noise from nearby Rooms starting around 8:30 and frequent knocking sounds from a group staying on the same floor by chance. The Room itself is clean. Breakfast at the affiliated “Hotel Minami” is buffet-style, but here it’s a single plated Japanese or Western set, which felt a bit lacking. Overall, aside from the noise, it was comfortable.

The accommodation was not brand new, but it had thoughtful touches to ensure guests enjoyed their stay. The meals included generous portions for children, which made them very happy. The adult dishes were tailored for older guests, and my parents were satisfied and pleased. On the second floor, there was a ball pool where my son played excitedly; it's a facility that even small children can enjoy. It was an accommodation that makes you want to visit again.

The Room, bathroom, bed, and TV are all spacious, creating an amazing sense of openness! It’s a short walk from the airport, but when I mentioned I had an early morning, they kindly accommodated my breakfast time. I was very satisfied and would love to stay again if I have the opportunity.

With few days off in my usual routine, I booked this Accommodation at short notice because I wanted to relax in an Onsen for the first time in a while, and it turned out to be excellent value for money. The whole place has a strong Showa-era vibe, which felt pleasantly nostalgic to someone born in that era. They prepared a private dining room for us, and our family enjoyed a delicious meal together—both the quality and quantity were more than enough. We were also very satisfied with all the baths: the open-air bath attached to our Room, the large public bath, the outdoor Onsen bath, and even the private bath with karaoke. We could truly unwind. If I visit the Nagano area again, I’d like to stay here again.

This long-established Hotel in Kikuchi Onsen has a retro Showa-era feel, but key areas—such as the wallpaper in the Rooms and dining area—have been renovated. The Wi‑Fi connection was somewhat unstable. The unit bath in our Room also had Onsen water, and the large public bath features free-flowing Onsen, which was very relaxing.

I was looking for an affordable Hotel in Hakodate with a large public bath. I wasn’t expecting much—No Meals Included was fine—but it turned out to be better than I thought. The building is old, but guests can use the hot stone sauna for free, and towels and loungewear are provided. Water is also available with cups provided. (Non-guests: 2,500 yen!) It was a Friday, but it felt like we had the place to ourselves. There were also free full-body massage chairs (I heard there weren’t any for men). You can also make Misuzu Coffee for free in the 1st-floor lobby and take it back to your Room. On the 1st floor, you can fill a container with your preferred shampoo and conditioner to take with you. Free late-night soba is also available. I’d like to stay here again next time.