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The French dinner was excellent; the chef’s commitment to Hyogo ingredients paired beautifully with creative touches, and everything was truly delicious. The salmon fish course and the Kuroge Wagyu meat dish were especially interesting in both ingredients and presentation. The so

The variety of dishes was abundant and the taste was good, making it enjoyable. It's very pleasing when the food is delicious during a trip. The quality of the Onsen was also good, allowing for a relaxing experience. I would like to use it again if I have the opportunity.

The BBQ facility, pool, jacuzzi, sauna, shower booth, user-friendly kitchen, and spacious living room were all perfect. As I mentioned before, I personally love the fluffy beds and soft waffle blankets as well as the smooth shampoo and conditioner. The BBQ meat set was clean

The exterior and interior were very clean, allowing us to enjoy the extraordinary experience of staying in a villa! We loved the living room with floor-to-ceiling windows offering a full view of the Akashi Kaikyo Bridge. The amenities were abundant, and it was clear that great

We stayed for two nights with two people and used a rental car. It was a private room. The parking fee is an unbeatable 700 yen per day. Everything we needed was provided, and it was more than sufficient as a guesthouse. The futon was long, which was great for me since I’m tall.

We were provided with red vests for the occasion and took individual commemorative photos. We had a wonderful time late into the night and were thoroughly satisfied. This will likely become an annual tradition. When planning another nearby trip, we would love to stay here aga

Having breakfast under the blue sky while enjoying the beautiful view was the best. We were also grateful for the shared dog run, and it seemed our dog enjoyed it to their heart’s content. Away from everyday life and surrounded by beautiful nature, we were able to make wonderful

We were thoroughly satisfied with the carefully prepared dishes, from the dashi stock to the way the vegetables were cut. The Accommodation is also steeped in history, with details such as the Tokugawa family crest, and my husband—who loves history—was delighted as well. Thank yo