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My first time in Kofu, Yamanashi. It was a wonderful Hotel, and I was truly impressed. The beautiful Room interior and the high quality of the breakfast made it so good I almost didn’t want to tell anyone about it. This time, I visited Takeda Shrine and stayed only briefly, but the location is convenient for sightseeing as well. I would love to stay here again next time. Thank you very much.

I brought my elderly father, who loves Onsen but has difficulty walking. When I mentioned this at the time of Reservation, they prepared a Room right next to the elevator. I also requested a barrier-free Room, and it was spacious with handrails throughout. Even the tatami area was set up so he could relax comfortably in a chair, which made him very happy. The bath in our Room had 100% natural Onsen water flowing continuously 24 hours a day—it felt almost too luxurious. There was a step at the entrance to the tub, and the inside of the bath was slightly raised as well. A sturdy shower chair was provided, so I felt safe letting him bathe. Of course, he also enjoyed the large public bath with my husband. For dinner, a chef came to our Room and served freshly fried tempura and freshly grilled steak. Everything was truly delicious. The kamameshi rice was excellent too, and the portions were just right—we were completely satisfied. All of the staff were very kind. At check-in they helped us choose yukata together, and even though my father used a wheelchair that we borrowed there, one of the senior managers spoke warmly to him—he was deeply touched. This is a Hotel he visited many times with my late mother, and he spent two full days here looking genuinely happy. It meant so much to be able to do something special for him. Thank you very much.

A three-generation trip with my younger sister and her family Our toddler loves hot springs, but usually can only bathe with Dad, so the private wine bath was a huge hit—being able to enjoy a big bath with both Mom and Dad made him so happy. The women’s bath was also almost like having it to ourselves, so I could soak and relax. My sister was deeply moved by the piano performance and got teary-eyed. Meals were served in a private dining room; each dish was carefully prepared and delicious, and we also appreciated the proprietress coming to greet us—it made for a wonderful time. Feeding the carp—an Isawa Onsen classic?—could be done indoors without being affected by the rain, so our child enjoyed it twice a day (morning and evening) over our two-night stay. A truly soothing inn for both adults and children. We’d love to stay again if we have the chance.

The front desk staff were very kind and left a warm impression. There was an incredible variety of amenities—more than I’ve ever seen before. I was especially happy to find the foot fatigue relief patches and hair oil. There were also many items available to borrow for free, and I really appreciated the extension cord in the room. As others have said, breakfast was truly satisfying. The small dishes made it easy to pick up items, and there was a great variety—I ended up eating too much. The hoto noodles and curry are especially recommended. If I had to mention one thing, the bath drain seemed to clog slightly at times, but it was more than made up for by how comfortable everything else was. I would definitely like to stay here again.

The Accommodation Fee was reasonably priced for this season, so I didn’t have high expectations, but it was a very good Ryokan that truly showed the strength of a long-established property. In particular, the meals were not an ordinary kaiseki course; we thoroughly enjoyed a delicious course centered on Koshu beef. It was a menu that left a stronger impression than standard kaiseki. All staff were friendly and consistently attentive in their service. I have stayed at several other Ryokan in Isawa, but I would definitely consider Tokiwa Hotel again on my next visit. As for the Onsen, I would have been able to relax even more if the open-air bath had been a bit larger, as it felt somewhat small. Regarding the Room, although it is an older Ryokan, everything was well maintained, and the bathroom areas were spotless and comfortable. Given the excellent value and reasonable Accommodation Fee, I have no complaints—it felt like the result of dedicated management efforts. Thank you very much.

We stayed with four people, and we were very happy to be given a spacious room. The hot spring could have been a bit hotter, but it was clean and pleasant. The meals were delicious with a wide variety of options, and the 90-minute dining time allowed us to relax without rushing. Breakfast was also great! The staff seemed well trained, and we had no inconveniences. We would like to stay again.

I chose this Accommodation for its free-flowing Onsen, and when I actually visited, I was truly impressed to see the hot water gushing out in abundance. There are two baths, Kaki-no-Yu and Momo-no-Yu, with Kaki-no-Yu being more spacious. At the entrance to the open-air bath at Momo-no-Yu, stones are laid out underfoot, giving a stimulating sensation on the soles of your feet that felt pleasantly painful. The meals were also delicious, with some dishes clearly prepared with great care. Our Room was on the third floor, and I wished there had been an elevator—but perhaps it was good exercise instead.

At first glance at the building—no offense intended—I didn’t have high expectations for the meals. But then. I was amazed by the wide variety at dinner, and everything was fresh and delicious. I was truly impressed—Japanese, Western, and Chinese dishes all together. I enjoyed it very much. Breakfast was just as delicious. The bath is spacious. As it’s a hot spring, it warms you right up. The fresh wine I bought at the shop was excellent. Thank you for taking such good care of us.

We stayed here during summer vacation on a trip with our grandchild. After check-in, we first enjoyed beer and snacks in the lounge—more like light meals! Our grandchild happily ate them too. The service of having a magic show performed right in front of you was amazing! Our 3-year-old grandchild watched the magic with a big smile and looked so happy, which made us glad. Of course, it was a magic show that adults could also get completely absorbed in and enjoy. Dinner was also very delicious. The Onsen was wonderful as well. Done—we’ll definitely stay again at this Accommodation! It was an Accommodation we could truly enjoy for the first time in a while.

It was very clean and comfortable. The breakfast menu was very satisfying. I would love to stay again if I have the opportunity.

Checked in after visiting nearby wineries. This time, we chose a No Meals Included plan and fully enjoyed private time for just the two of us—absolutely satisfying. We paired the wine we brought with game meat purchased from a local butcher and vegetables from a roadside market, cooking them on an iron plate. The retro-style dining area allowed us to enjoy this self-catering experience without any interruptions—it was perfect. The luxury of eating what you want, when you want it! With all the necessary cutlery provided, all you need to bring are your ingredients. Despite being a traditional Japanese house, the air conditioning worked perfectly, and the bedroom was extremely comfortable. The open-air bath was also fantastic! Surrounded by quiet vineyards, it was an ideal place to unwind and relieve daily stress at our own pace. Highly recommended as a base for winery tours or exploring Yamanashi while enjoying luxurious moments tailored to your own schedule.

Above all, the slope from the parking area into the Ryokan felt truly welcoming. At check-in, the staff spoke politely and with great hospitality, and they answered exactly what we needed right away—with a smile. Since it is run by Chateraise, the sweets and tea served on arrival were also wonderful. There was a wide variety of black teas as well.

We chose Isawa Onsen, within two hours of central Tokyo, for an Onsen trip to celebrate my mother’s 90th birthday, and stayed at Hotel Sekitei. The employees and staff were very kind and carefully explained the dinner and breakfast venues, the location of the large public bath in the Onsen area, bathing hours, and more, so we were able to use everything without getting lost. Both dinner and breakfast were delicious. I informed them in advance that I have a food allergy, so they prepared dishes without eggs. At breakfast (a buffet), they also provided allergy information sheets listing ingredients used in each dish, which allowed me to choose items while checking the labels and enjoy my meal with peace of mind. The Room was very spacious, with newly replaced tatami mats—clean and lovely. I’m truly glad we stayed at Hotel Sekitei. Thank you very much to all the staff and employees for your wonderful hospitality.

We stayed here during Golden Week. First, we checked in at the front desk, and the male staff member’s guidance was very unhurried, polite, and easy to understand. His kind smile also left a great impression. Right after check-in, what caught our eye was a mountain of sweets, ice cream, and even an automatic pancake maker. My spouse and I both love alcohol, so we headed straight for the drinks corner without even looking at the snacks! They had a full selection including beer, champagne, wine, and shochu, and we enjoyed them along with homemade cream cheese. Dinner also included shabu-shabu and crab. The crab was small but sweet, and the shabu-shabu came with both beef and pork—both were delicious. The ponzu sauce was especially tasty (is it homemade?). We were told we could bring drinks back to our Room after dinner as well, so after bathing we brought some along and enjoyed them. They also lend out games, so we borrowed a nostalgic Famicom and had a lot of fun in our Room. This Accommodation was perfect for us as a couple—we truly enjoyed our stay. We would definitely like to visit again.

The ancient hinoki bath in the Room was very soothing. The water in the large public bath was also very clean and wonderful.

I was very satisfied with how clean the room was—much nicer than I expected from the exterior, and it seems to have been renovated a few years ago. The sense of openness from being able to stretch out on the Ryukyu tatami mats was unbeatable. A Japanese-style room really lets you make great use of the space. Thank you for your hospitality—I will stay again.

Traveling from Yokohama to Yamanashi to visit a relative in the hospital. This was my second stay at this Hotel. The parking lot is spacious, and the welcome coffee tasted great. This time I used a twin Room as a single. When I called the front desk because the in-room Wi‑Fi wouldn’t connect, they quickly brought me a router. Great service. I also had dinner at Hanachaya. It was nice that ordering white wine comes with free snacks—ham and fried cheese. Apparently it was an idea from the gentleman at the front desk who wears glasses. The wine was quite good. I ordered gyoza and a hamburger steak as snacks; the hamburger steak was very tender and delicious. When it reached the 8:00 PM women-only time for the Onsen, I hurried over. By the time I left, three women came in. It doesn’t get crowded, which is great. The free breakfast was flawless! The curry suited my taste perfectly, and I enjoyed the potato salad as well. A Hotel that definitely makes me want to come back again.

This Accommodation offers clean, comfortable Rooms—ideal for business trips. If you’re sensitive to hallway noise, complimentary earplugs are available among the free amenities to help you sleep soundly. It’s conveniently located near a lively downtown area for dining and shopping, and while the breakfast selection is limited, it was tasty and enjoyable.

Standard services consistent throughout the whole country. I was able to relax and rest very well. There was a conveyor-belt sushi restaurant right in front, which was convenient.

The Room has tatami mats, so you can lie down and relax—very satisfying. The bath is also spacious, so you can soak at your leisure—very satisfying. The meals were filling as well—very satisfying. All the staff were friendly and approachable—very satisfying overall. One note: for the dinner buffet’s kamameshi (rice cooked in an iron pot), it’s best to make one pot for 2–3 people. Our family had a very hard time finishing it.