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The Facility had a charming retro Showa-era vibe and a great atmosphere. The baths included an open-air bath and a sauna. There was no cold plunge pool, but I still felt refreshed. The Room was shared by four people, with two beds (Simmons) and two sets of futons, so it was spacious and comfortable. Meals were buffet-style with all-you-can-drink options, with beer including The Premium Malt’s and Shizuoka Mugishu. There was only one type of sake (a bit disappointing). They also had lemon sours, whisky, and shochu. There were plump, thick eel dishes, Hamamatsu gyoza, and a self-serve hot pot, and overall I was very satisfied with the selection. In the morning, we ate while looking out over the lakeside view. There were guests from various backgrounds, but the 분위phere felt calm, so we could relax peacefully. I’d like to stay again if I have the chance.

I chose this Accommodation because I wanted to relax in a bath with an ocean view, and it offers ocean-view rooms with private open-air baths. I later realized it was featured in the Michelin Guide (Tokai edition). There are many baths throughout the Accommodation—on the rooftop, on the 5th floor, two on the 3rd floor, and one on the 2nd floor—but unfortunately the 2nd-floor bath was closed on the day of my stay. The in-room open-air bath had plenty of hot water and a great view, and I enjoyed it very much. The 5th-floor bath is a reservable private bath in 25-minute slots, so it felt a bit rushed. On the 3rd floor, if it’s available you can lock it and use it privately; I used only one of them, and its semi-open-air style was best suited for washing up. I used the rooftop open-air bath after dinner—the gradient of colors in the sky was stunning, and I could even see an evening star, making for a truly beautiful experience; however... because there is nothing to block the wind on the rooftop, I felt very cold even during the short walk to the tub. You may want to choose your season if you want to fully enjoy it. The staff were cheerful and kind. I booked a Plan with breakfast and dinner; both meals were delicious and felt like just the right amount. Perhaps because everything paired well with alcohol, I got thirsty at night and drank water several times (I appreciated that cold water was provided in a pot in my room). The bedding was high quality and I slept well. Overall satisfaction was high—an Accommodation that made me want to return. One disappointing point—also mentioned by others—was that there were many marks on the tatami mats that looked like they came from dragging tables or other furniture around. Also as others have noted, there were some areas where cleaning seemed insufficient: higher spots and exterior sides of window frames looked like they hadn’t been wiped for quite some time. What bothered me most this time was that weeding around the open-air bath area hadn’t been done at all. It seems like it could be finished within an hour—or handled with weed killer—but since there don’t seem to be many young people locally and older staff appear to be running things mainly themselves, this may be easier said than done. Photos from when Game 16 of Ryuo Title Match (Season 16) was held here are displayed inside; you can see younger versions of Morishita Koji? Wait: Actually "森内、羽生" are Yoshiharu Morinouchi? It's "Morinouchi" vs "Habu". Alongside them is also a young Sugimoto Masayuki (8-dan), famous as mentor to Fujii Sota (six titles). Shogi fans—and especially Fujii fans—should definitely take a look.

Natural Onsen baths and a wide variety of delicious dishes. It feels like a luxury Onsen Hotel from Japan’s Showa bubble era. There are older and newer wings, and from everywhere we enjoyed stunning views of the calm, rolling waves of Mikawa Bay. The lighthouse was charming and atmospheric. The many sets of Mikawa samurai armor and bridal kimono also gave us a sense of the history of Katahara Castle from the Sengoku period. Thank you to all the staff for your hospitality.

I stayed here on my way back from Osaka to Tokyo. - The Room was clean. - The Onsen is small but comfortable. - There is a welcome bar (I didn’t use it). - Breakfast is included. - All the staff are friendly. I was very satisfied. Thank you!

This was our third stay, and we always leave satisfied. The meals offer a wide variety and generous portions, and everything is delicious. Some places look impressive but don’t taste great, but here you can tell they use carefully selected ingredients and the flavors are excellent. The Onsen coffee you can order at the front desk has a gentle taste and is very soothing. The bath in the Room also has silky Onsen water, so you can enjoy an Onsen soak anytime you like. Simply the best.

We stay at Ooedo Onsen every year for our family trip. This time, we stayed here to visit Ise Jingu Shrine and VISON. Just as we saw on YouTube, the Onsen was clean, and the buffet meals were truly delicious both dinner and breakfast—we were very satisfied. We usually buy canned beer or chu-hi in advance to drink in the Room and put them in the in-room refrigerator, but this time we didn’t touch a single one and took them home. That’s because after check-in, drinks were all-you-can-drink in the lounge until midnight (24:00), which was more than enough for us. We would definitely like to stay again. Thank you very much.

I stayed for one night and had a relaxing time. There is a convenience store nearby, and although it is an artificial Onsen, being able to stretch my legs in the bath helped relieve my fatigue. I will use this place again.

Stayed for a family birthday trip. The accommodation had a charming, retro atmosphere that felt like stepping back into the Showa era. There were various rest areas throughout the accommodation, perfect for relaxing with a book or simply unwinding. The retro-style chairs were very comfortable, and even the scent carried an old-fashioned charm reminiscent of the past. Some rooms were located quite far from the bath area, making it feel like navigating a maze at times. In winter, the hallways seemed like they could get very cold. A few minutes' walk from the accommodation was an exclusive bathing area for guests featuring five private semi-open-air baths and one non-private semi-open-air bath. It might be challenging to visit in bad weather, but we went both in the evening and morning to enjoy 100% natural hot spring water that kept our bodies warm—truly excellent Onsen water! However, some parts of the bathtubs and floors had sharp textures due to mineral deposits from the Onsen water, so caution was needed (laughs). The large open-air baths offered three temperature options: cold-feeling lukewarm, very lukewarm, and very hot—but unfortunately none at just-right temperatures. Dinner by an irori hearth was delicious; however, it could get smoky so clothing care is advised. All staff members were warm and provided excellent hospitality throughout our stay!

I stayed with my husband and 4-year-old son as a family of three in August. The exterior feels a bit old, but the room and the hotel were clean, and the food, service, and onsen were excellent. We had a very comfortable stay with our son. This is definitely a hotel we want to stay at again!

It was my first time staying, and the staff provided clear and polite guidance. I didn’t use the large public bath, but it is available for free. The free parking lot was a great convenience. However, the spaces in the multi-story self-parking garage and the ramps to floors above 2F felt a bit narrow, which might make passing other cars challenging. It would be better if it were brighter at night as it felt slightly dim. Breakfast was a Japanese-Western buffet, and both options were delicious. A "Sawayaka" restaurant is located next door, with a convenience store just beyond that.

The price, service, and facilities were all very satisfying. We visited with our 3-year-old son and used the private bath for 45 minutes, which offered an amazing view. It made us strongly want to visit again. The room we stayed in did not have a bath or shower, and some amenities were paid as mentioned beforehand, so we had no complaints during our stay. The service was excellent, and we are very happy to have found such a great accommodation.

We stayed here after visiting Kamikochi. The private open-air baths were simply outstanding. At least one was always available at any time. You do need to change footwear and walk outside, but it was much closer than we expected. There are three baths, and all of them are spacious with great views. You can adjust the water flow, so you can make it hotter or cooler as you like. The free-flowing natural hot spring water was excellent. The service style was just right for us, as we could relax and spend time at our own pace. We would definitely like to stay again.

I stayed in a smoking Room, and it smelled like being in a smoking lounge. The odor was a bit too strong. I’ve switched to e-cigarettes, so the smell of cigarettes is usually fine for me, but this was overwhelmingly strong. Even using the air purifier didn’t help. Everything else was very good, which makes it disappointing.

We stayed on the one-night, two-meal plan with a Room assigned by the property, including grilled eel (kabayaki). The price was reasonable and the meals were delicious. However, it was disappointing that the website says parking is 800 yen, but when we asked at the front desk we were told we could use the municipal parking lot behind the property for 420 yen. It would be appreciated if this could be noted on the website. It was great to have a clear view of Bentenjima’s red torii gate right in front of us from our Room. We would like to stay again if we have another opportunity.

Staying here has become our annual summer tradition. Ever since our kids were 3–4 years old, “summer” has meant the lakeside pool, and we spend two full days playing nonstop. The pool gradually gets deeper, so when they were little we could play together in the shallow area, and now we can sit in the shallows and keep an eye on them as they swim. The slide is also a favorite with our kids. The guest rooms are built like apartments, so in midsummer it feels like “Outside?!” right after getting off the elevator—but for us that’s part of what makes it feel uniquely lakeside, so it doesn’t bother us at all. If anything, it makes us think, “Ah, we’re back at Lakeside again this year.” You do have to go outside to get to meals and the baths since they’re a bit farther away, but even that is something our family enjoys. We’re always satisfied with the food, and the baths feel absolutely wonderful. We come every year because there’s nothing to complain about. Every single Hotel staff member is pleasant—after nearly 10 years of staying here, I truly think they’re outstanding. Our kids are older now but still say they want to come again next year!! We’d love to keep staying here for many years to come.

The staff were very pleasant, and overall we were very satisfied. I was a bit concerned about some dark staining around the sinks in the large public bath changing area (it seemed clean and well maintained, though). My grandchild wanted to play table tennis, but it was only available until 9:00 p.m., so we couldn’t, which was disappointing.

We stayed in a cottage. The Room was spacious and quiet, so we were able to relax and take our time. The cottage, spa, and dining venue were in separate buildings, but the on-site Shuttle Service made getting around easy and convenient. All of the staff were very friendly and welcoming, and we had a wonderful stay. The men’s bath offered an open-air bath with expansive views, perfect for cooling down.

The Facility is located toward the back of the Sumatakyo Onsen area. There are several nearby shops where you can buy souvenirs or grab a light meal, and it’s relatively close to Yume no Tsuribashi Suspension Bridge, so the location is fairly convenient. The Facility is a bit old, but clean. The Room was spacious; although it’s a Japanese-style room, it had twin beds and was very comfortable. Meals focused on local mountain specialties such as grilled river fish and wild boar hot pot, with more than enough volume to finish. Both the indoor bath and open-air bath were spacious, with free-flowing natural hot spring water. The silky-smooth Onsen water was excellent. There seemed to be a small number of staff members, but service felt efficient and to the point without being wasteful. There are two drawbacks: 1) The Wi-Fi signal is weak. We were told that “it should work in this Room” near the front desk, but it still cut out at times. In Rooms farther away, it may barely work at all. 2) Amenities in the bathing area: according to my wife, the women’s bath had items like lotion and cotton swabs, but the men’s bath did not. I’d like them to be consistent. Also, there is no switching between men’s and women’s baths during the stay.

We were able to stay at a great price, and the meals were incredibly delicious and very generous—we really had to work hard to finish them. There was Hida beef served both teppanyaki-style and as sukiyaki, and the vegetables were fresh and very tasty. We also reserved the bath for private use, and we were moved by the breathtaking star-filled sky. There was no air conditioning, but it wasn’t a problem. The Room was old, but we knew it came with that condition, so it was fine. Our whole family was so satisfied that we all said we’d like to stay again. With souvenirs included as well, I think it’s a truly wonderful Ryokan.

The Room was spacious, the food was delicious, and the hospitality of the staff was excellent, making for a very satisfying stay. The only downside was that the shower water pressure in the bathroom was low, which made it a bit challenging to wash up. I would love to stay here again if I have another opportunity.