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Due to the typhoon, we had to change our plans at short notice and made a same-day Reservation. It was in a great location—within walking distance of the station, just a few minutes on foot to Kokusai-dori, and right next to a bathing Facility. We initially stayed just as a temporary option, but it was so comfortable that we extended our stay. The building was clean, and breakfast offered three kinds of bread plus a wide variety of drinks—even boiled eggs—so for this price we were very satisfied. I was surprised the hair dryer was ReFa; the amenities were well stocked, and the laundry was free (detergent is paid), which I think is a great service for women. All staff members were pleasant and helpful. This is definitely a Hotel I’d like to use again!

What’s fascinating about Nana’s philosophy is how deliberately it reduces “information density.” Even with just a one-night stay, I could clearly feel the Accommodation’s concept: 1) No excessive signage or posters inside 2) No filling the space with background music 3) Avoiding harsh lighting 4) Minimizing digital noise as much as possible Through the space, sound, light, and service, it conveyed the idea that “silence isn’t emptiness—it’s a state where only what’s necessary remains.” The staff were outstanding from the moment I pulled into the parking area until they saw me off the next morning. I believe this reflects an intentional design by the owners (a couple): creating a place to Clear people’s senses. 5) The main focus is not “people,” but “place” and “nature” → Prioritizing “what you feel” over “who made it.” 6) A commitment to completing the Accommodation as a “work” → Only three rooms; no adding more Facility features. No indiscriminate advertising. → A mindset of “only those who understand need to come,” aligned with traditional house restoration values. You could say this is for travelers whose purpose is to feel restored and re-centered: 7) Your body resets in the Onsen 8) Your senses reset through fire and food 9) Your mind resets through satoyama landscapes and an old folk house → Redefining travel from consumption to renewal. As tools for restoration, it offers free-flowing natural hot spring water, silence, an aesthetic space, and an Accommodation with high experiential value. → Not just “staying overnight,” but a trip where something changes. Nana’s philosophy feels almost perfectly aligned—its ideas and their realization overlap naturally. Among all the places I’ve stayed in Japan over the past few years, this was the best. In other words, choosing Nana—even for just one night—as a journey to re-center my senses and experience it as a complete work turned out exactly right. Thank you very much for your hospitality.

We stayed for three nights. Most Hotels have small, cramped Rooms, but this one was spacious and comfortable. The breakfast area has large windows where you can enjoy your meal while looking out at the fresh greenery—nothing to complain about. Breakfast is simple (toast, a fried egg, salad, etc.), but it was just right for me.

Close to the downtown area, I chose this place thinking it would be great for sightseeing in Kumamoto City. Plus, it's affordable! The surrounding area is right in the heart of the bustling downtown—might be noisy? The exterior seemed a bit historic, but once I entered the Room, it was quiet with modern and clean interiors! The staff were very kind, making my trip extremely comfortable. Thank you so much!

Thank you very much for your support the other day. Thank you again for everything.

During Golden Week in Takeo Onsen, when many visitors come to the area, I stayed one night at this impressive property at the foot of the mountains. The facilities were very clean, and the baths were excellent. The sauna seemed to be out of order, but even with just the baths I was sweating nonstop. Breakfast offered a wide variety of options, and I could enjoy it at a relaxed pace. It was also reassuring that the staff made frequent rounds. I would like to stay again.

The staff’s hospitality was truly pleasant. It wasn’t too mechanical or overly familiar—just the right level of attentiveness. Late at night, I read manga in the lounge, and nearby a family of guests was enjoying board games, creating a warm and relaxed atmosphere. The Room was small but very clean, including the bathroom and toilet. The larger bed was a Sealy. It felt as if it gently conformed to my body, and I personally slept very comfortably. Breakfast was an ochazuke set meal. I added toppings like sakura shrimp (I think), tororo kombu (shredded kelp), and Nozawana pickles, then poured dashi over it. Everything—from grilled fish to simmered dishes, stir-fried items, miso soup, salad, and fruit—was well balanced and delicious. Although it was cloudy/rainy throughout my stay and we even had heavy rain on the second day, I still felt great. I’d love to visit again when the weather is clear. Thank you very much.

I stayed at TATEGU-YA in Inami, Nanto City, Toyama Prefecture. It felt relaxing and peaceful, as if I were staying in my own home (a second house). On Inami’s main street, Youkamachi-dori, there is the “Shotaro Ikenami Fureai-kan.” Although Ikenami was from Tokyo, his father’s family were temple carpenters in Inami, and that connection is said to have sparked his relationship with the town. Ikenami’s feelings for Inami carry the same warmth he would have for a hometown. By staying at this inn, I felt that I too was able to experience some of the warmth that Ikenami held for Inami.

This was my second stay. This time I was able to check in during the complimentary snack hours, so I had a “chocolate chunk cookie.” It was delicious with the free coffee. I had booked a single room, but since there were vacancies they upgraded me for free. The room felt a little small, but it’s more than enough for a business trip. I also liked that the loungewear and hair dryer were neatly placed together in a basket. Having a foldable mirror on the (small) desk was helpful as well. The bathroom is a standard size for a business hotel, but the ReFa shower head and the outward-curved shower curtain rail make it feel more spacious when showering. Also, because there are stoppers at both ends of the curtain rail, as long as you set the hooks (rings?) properly on both sides, you don’t have to worry about the curtain sliding open while you use it. I also used the breakfast service. At first glance it may seem like there aren’t many main items, but for breakfast it’s plenty. The automatic pancake machine (the only one I’ve ever seen) is fun! The size is just right, and best of all you can eat freshly made pancakes. The cherry sauce for the pancakes was tasty, and the other breads were good too. That said, I think having knives with the cutlery would be nice. Overall, this is a hotel with a very good impression. The staff (front desk and restaurant) are kind and helpful, and it’s a place I’d like to stay again. I probably will.

Stayed here the night before a weekend event. The facility is not new but well-maintained. The advantages include having a small public bath, free and spacious parking, and breakfast buffet included in the accommodation fee. I also liked the pillows provided. Since there are not many restaurants nearby and it’s located in a quiet riverside area, those without a car might find it inconvenient for dinner; however, dinner options were available at the hotel restaurant, which seems thoughtful. There’s no sense of luxury, but it’s sufficient for solo travelers and offers good value for money! There was an atmospheric sake brewery right in front of the hotel—if you enjoy sake, purchasing some there to enjoy leisurely in your room could be a nice idea!

It’s already been four years since we started making an annual trip from Nagoya to Hokkaido for the Fighters’ final game at ES CON FIELD. Three years ago, due to an accident at the Hotel we had reserved (no hot water throughout the building), we had to move suddenly and ended up staying here. Even though it was a last-minute check-in at 10:00 p.m., when we explained the situation, the staff kindly said, “That must be difficult,” and took great care of us. Since then, we’ve stayed here every year. It’s truly convenient, and the property is clean and filled with warm consideration—hospitality that makes us feel like we don’t need any other getaway. The only minor drawback is that the Room is a bit small, but the price is very reasonable, which really helps. Since we don’t eat much breakfast, we buy sandwiches in advance and enjoy them in the lounge the next morning with delicious freshly brewed coffee—relaxed and unhurried. We plan to return every year from now on.

I had to return home unexpectedly just before the Obon holidays, and amid the rush I found JR Clement Inn Takamatsu Hyogomachi. It was close to both the station and the shopping arcade, and I had a very comfortable stay. I would like to stay here again if I have the opportunity. Thank you very much.

About a 5-minute walk from JR Gifu Station, the location is very convenient. However, there is an area that looks like a huge abandoned district along the route between the station and the Hotel, which gave me pause for a moment (lol). It is said to be the remains of a textile wholesale district that flourished from the postwar period through Japan’s high-growth era. If you take a closer look, it has an old-time charm, and it may be an appealing spot for those who enjoy Showa-retro vibes. Once I arrived at the Hotel, the atmosphere changed completely—bright and refined. The Room was typical of a standard city Hotel, well cleaned, and I was able to stay comfortably without any particular inconvenience. There is a coffee machine in the first-floor lobby, so being able to enjoy regular coffee without going to a convenience store is a thoughtful touch. It takes a bit of practice to use it, so if you’re unsure, ask the staff. (I had seen the same type at another property before so I knew how to use it, but it might be tricky if it’s your first time.) What really stands out about this Hotel is how lavish breakfast is. They offer a wide variety of local specialties—Gifu Hatsushimo rice; Hida nameko mushroom soup; mini Takayama ramen; boiled dumplings with Meihou ham; Hida beef croquettes; Ogaki mizu-manju; gohei-mochi; and more—making for an especially enjoyable start to the day. With many Hotels of similar size and price range around the station area, I think it’s wonderful that they differentiate themselves in this way. I’d love to stay again if I have another chance.

We stayed on a Plan with breakfast included. When I think of a Hotel breakfast, it’s usually a buffet, but this time we enjoyed a Japanese-style breakfast. It was delicious and made us feel well cared for. If you avoid the busy hours, you can also relax and warm up in the bath. My mother especially liked Ambasa among the complimentary juices and drank quite a lot. There was also a good variety of tea and juice, which we enjoyed. (They are available for relatively long hours compared to other places.) We also appreciated services such as bicycle rentals, and felt the overall service was very well provided. Thanks to that, we were able to take our time resting while taking care of our errands. Thank you very much.

Amazing value for money! The Room was spacious and clean. I also loved the pillow selection service—I slept soundly! The bath had separate hours for men and women, so it felt a bit rushed, but it was spacious and even had an open-air bath with floating rose petals, which was wonderful. I really enjoyed the breakfast buffet as well!

It was a Japanese-style Room. It was larger than expected, which made us happy. We had a lot of luggage for the kids, so the spacious Room was very helpful. Everyone was very kind, and the service was polite and excellent. Breakfast was delicious as well. The staff spoke kindly to the kids there too, and they were delighted. Thank you very much.

It was my first time visiting the Oki Islands, and their advice on sightseeing routes was very helpful. The Hotel was within walking distance from where we parked the rental car. There was also complimentary coffee and tea service on the first floor, so we could relax and take our time.

It was very close to the entrance of Akame 48 Waterfalls, making it extremely convenient for walking and exploring. The building is old, but the furniture and interior are refined and do not feel rustic. The food was also delicious. We went by car, and there is a steep slope in front of the Accommodation, so it’s best to drive carefully there. Some parts of the road on the way are narrow, but they are well maintained, so as long as you watch out for oncoming cars, there should be no problem.

This was my first time staying here. A week has passed since my stay, yet I’m still savoring the afterglow and fondly recalling those happy moments. It was a very quiet and relaxing Accommodation. There was a gentleman—probably the manager—who was extremely kind, offering thoughtful explanations and checking in on me in various ways, for which I am truly grateful as it made my stay so fulfilling. I travel to many Hotels and Ryokan across the whole country, including Kyoto, but Akekure Kyoto Shirakawa was exceptional: the Room was lovely, it was peaceful, and everyone was warm and welcoming. While luxury Hotels have their own merits, this is the place I would recommend. To all the staff, thank you very much for your wonderful care. I look forward to visiting again someday.

Kumamoto Prefecture is buzzing with the revitalization of the semiconductor industry, and as a result, Hotel rates across the city had become unbelievably high. In that situation, I stayed at this Hotel at a reasonable price. Since it has only recently been renovated, the Room was clean and designed to be easy to use. The breakfast buffet was also kept at a fair price, and they offered Kumamoto specialties, which I enjoyed. The lobby feels like a bookstore where you can read newer books for free, making the stay even more comfortable.