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I travel out many times throughout the year. I was truly won over by how delicious the food was here. The rice was cooked perfectly! Ayu sashimi (my first time), salt-grilled ayu (the seasoning, grilling, and timing of service), and even the soup—everything was flawless. From now on, your salt-grilled ayu will likely be my benchmark for taste. This may sound presumptuous, but I believe it’s simple dishes that really show a chef’s skill. The yukata in the Room were crisp and nicely starched, so even someone like me who doesn’t usually like yukata could wear it comfortably. I also appreciated the detox water after bathing.

Although my stay was short, I had a very comfortable time in the clean and spacious Room. The jet bath was fantastic. Next time, I’d like to stay when I have more time and try the breakfast as well. If it’s late at night, there aren’t any nearby shops open (even the station kiosk is closed), so it’s best to buy anything you may need in advance.

The building looks very old, both outside and inside. But although it’s old, it felt well cleaned, and we had no problems staying there at all. We made a Reservation for a spacious Room, and the kids were beyond excited. The food was incredibly delicious—so good that if we were going to eat out, we’d want to come here. The bath was extremely hot, but it left our skin smooth and felt great. The private baths are not by Reservation; there are two, and you can use them freely whenever one is available. We really appreciated that as well. There’s also table tennis, so the kids even begged us to spend more time at the Hotel next time. Both adults and children were satisfied. Maybe because it was during summer vacation, they even gave the kids sparklers, and some families were enjoying them outside. On our way out, they let us choose tea or water—it was a Hotel that made us want to come back again. Thank you very much.

I made this Reservation on behalf of my father and mother. They really liked the Onsen, and they said the breakfast style—taking small side dishes—made it easy even for my father, who has limited use of his hands. Last time they took more food than they could finish, so this time we chose the lowest-priced Plan, but they were still satisfied with the meals. They love the hot spring water. We look forward to staying again.

I stayed here the night before because I had errands for my child. Next door there’s Bamiyan and Gusto, and nearby there are a 7-Eleven, Yoshinoya, Sukiya, Cocochi, MOS Burger, and a ramen shop. For one night with two guests, you receive two frozen-meal vouchers at check-in. You can choose from mapo eggplant bento, meatball bento, curry, meat sauce pasta, or yaki udon. The free drink corner offers coffee only, but the machine brews each cup by drip and felt quite authentic. Amenities are next to the front desk; you take what you need yourself. The sleepwear was a gown type. Earplugs were also available. I don’t smoke, but the smoking area is outdoors. If it rains, you’ll likely need an umbrella to smoke. Parking right in front of the Room is very convenient. Check-out was easy too—just drop the card-style room key into the post box outside the front desk and leave. Once inside the Room it’s so comfortable you forget you’re in a container unit; however, because the window is small and doesn’t open much, there was a slight lack-of-ventilation smell in the Room. Since there’s an air purifier provided, it may be best to run it on full power. In the bathroom there were shampoo, conditioner, body soap, foaming face & hand wash (foam), bath towels, and face towels. Inside the Room there were about five hangers; TV channels were terrestrial digital only. Wi‑Fi is also available. I avoided an “issue” Room type (“wake ari”), so there was no vibration or noise for me at all. At Bamiyan next door I sat at a seat closest to Route 1 (the main road), and it shook like an earthquake every time a truck passed—so I’m glad I chose a non-“wake ari” Room along the road side as well. It’s casual and inexpensive, so I’d like to use other Hotel R9 locations in other areas again if I have the chance."""

It was a short stay, but I was able to spend it comfortably. I would like to use it again when I am on a business trip.

Because it’s located in a convenient, everyday area of Nasu, you won’t have trouble shopping even if you forget something. It’s also a place where it’s easy to find familiar meals. The Hotel was clean.

I stayed here for business. As it’s in the suburbs, a car is essential. I was hesitant about the container house, but I couldn’t hear any outside noise, and once inside the Room, it felt no different from a regular Hotel. The Room was clean and had a microwave, and the parking lot was close by—excellent. I just wish there were a convenience store closer.

I still think the hot water here is among the best. And despite how great it is, because it’s a Business Hotel, you can relax without any hesitation.

It would have been great if a phone charger had been provided in the Room. The breakfast menu was somewhat disappointing.

Given the relatively low price, I didn’t expect much based on the photos, but it pleasantly exceeded my expectations. The food was delicious, the staff were warmly attentive, and the Room was great—overall, it felt like excellent value for money. Next time, I’d like to visit with a bit more time to spare.

The interior facilities and amenities were excellent. The Room had a stylish Western feel, and I would like to stay again. The bed was very soft, and I slept comfortably. A short drive away there are many shops, and the nearby shops listed in the Hotel guide were easy to understand.

The meals—especially the BBQ dinner—were delicious. The Maeda beef steak was outstanding. Since we stayed at the Super Premium Site, it was convenient that we could drive directly onto the site. The spacious grounds also made our dogs very happy; seeing them run around excitedly was truly satisfying. It felt like a luxurious private dog run experience. The beds inside the tent were also extremely comfortable. The large public bath in the clubhouse was fairly standard, but I appreciated the free massage chair in the changing room. One downside was that although there is an air cooler and a fan inside the tent, they didn’t work effectively at all. (It was comfortable from sunset until early morning, but during summer daytime it felt like a greenhouse—unbearable!) I recommend staying outside the tent during the day. It was also very inconvenient that there is no toilet on-site; if you see this as part of embracing outdoor inconveniences (no toilet, no refrigerator, no air conditioning, etc.), then it might be acceptable—but if you advertise it as a Super Premium Site, I honestly wish basic comfort (at least a toilet and heating/cooling) were provided. (Especially given that it wasn’t cheap.) There is a small cabin on the site with air conditioning and it was wonderfully cool, but it’s so small and empty that I did wonder whether it makes sense to pay such a high rate only to spend most of your time in that cabin… After check-in there isn’t really anywhere else cool within the site, so you end up taking refuge in this cabin, staying in your car with A/C on, or going to the clubhouse… Since the tent itself is so lovely, it would have been ideal if we could have spent most of our time comfortably inside it. I also strongly felt how convenient it would be if there were a toilet inside that air-conditioned cabin. Since you have to walk to the clubhouse restroom each time, you need to keep reminding yourself to go before it becomes urgent. (Waiting until your limit might be tough!) Unfortunately we couldn’t see the starry sky at night because of bad weather—it was disappointing—but I’d love to come back for another try next time, aiming for a more comfortable season! All staff members were very kind and made our stay pleasant. Thank you very much.

Our whole family stayed here, and it was an outstanding experience. From the moment we arrived, the staff’s warm welcome was wonderful, and our daughters were in great spirits the entire time. Because it’s a registered tangible cultural property, the building has a deep sense of character. Yet with its modern interior, it didn’t feel intimidating at all—we could relax as if we were at home. The beautifully maintained garden was also ours to enjoy since there were no other guests during our stay, and the kids had a great time. I found myself wishing there were more Accommodations like this—Japan’s travel culture would be even richer. While we did feel welcomed by the town as a whole, it was a bit quiet, which was a shame. It’s such a great location that I hope it becomes more lively. We will definitely return again—thank you for everything, and we look forward to staying with you in the future.

Rather than a Hotel, it was an Accommodation. The Facility is simple and unadorned. However, the Room was clean and very comfortable. The menu at the on-site restaurant featured carefully prepared, home-style dishes. We ate there for both breakfast and dinner, and everything was delicious. Both the front desk and restaurant staff were friendly and made us feel welcome. The only downside was that the bathroom and toilet were small (but they were clean!). It’s a comfortable Hotel, and I’d like to stay again.

At check-in, I forgot to ask for the public bath's access code. Early the next morning, I went to the front desk, but the staff was unavailable as they had gone to a nearby Route Inn. I contacted them, and they promptly returned to provide me with the code. Thank you for your assistance.

The single Room is clean and pleasant. The bed is a single, so it feels a bit narrow, but that allows you to use the Room more spaciously. The Onsen is great. There is also an open-air bath where you can relax. You can go to meals in the provided loungewear. The izakaya is inexpensive and has a wide variety of menu items. The musty smell when you get off the elevator is something you may have to put up with. Wi-Fi is provided per Room, so it doesn’t get congested.

We stayed at Santa Hills for the first time with my husband and our beloved dog. Although we live in a rural area of Tokyo, it took about 3 hours one way by car navigation, and we were amazed by the surrounding nature filled with rice fields. It was a perfect place to relax and enjoy peaceful moments. We stayed in a cottage with a private dog run, which had just the right amount of space and was very satisfying! It was slightly chilly at night, but the stove kept us warm, and the provided comforters made sleeping cozy enough. The plan included a hot pot filled with plenty of vegetables, which was delicious. The staff at the front desk and around were friendly and greeted us warmly, which made us feel very welcome. The nighttime illuminations were stunningly beautiful, and there were many Christmas decorations inside the center as well. We got to experience our first illumination of this season and felt an early touch of Christmas spirit. Both my husband and I had such a relaxing time after so long that we would love to visit again with our dog in tow. Thank you very much!

I stayed here during my trip to Tochigi Prefecture and found it by chance. It is located in a quiet countryside area, which was great. The breakfast was especially delightful with unlimited refills of delicious rice, and the portion of side dishes was very satisfying.

The local dishes prepared by the dining hall hostess were delicious. Thanks to her, we had a wonderful time at breakfast.