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A Business Hotel conveniently located near the Saku-Kita Interchange. I had to stay unexpectedly due to severe lower back pain while driving, and a female staff member at the front desk kindly provided a pain-relief patch. I was truly grateful when I was feeling unwell—almost moved to tears—and I was impressed by how well prepared the management was. That said, with back pain, the FranceBed hotel mattress felt a little soft. In the end, I slept well and was able to drive home safely. As is common these days, there were no toothbrushes or sleepwear in the Room, and there is one microwave in the hallway.

The advance parking information was very helpful. We had a Multiple Night Stay, and Room cleaning was provided every other day. That was more than enough for us. Fresh towels and other items were provided, so we had no issues. We would love to stay again!

After touring the Komoro Distillery, we walked from Komoro Station to this Ryokan. The website said it was a 20-minute walk, but it took us about 30 minutes. We took a taxi on the way back. At the front desk, we were served plum soda and then shown to our Room. This time we stayed in a Room with a private indoor Onsen bath. It was a bit old, but very clean and well maintained. There is also a large public bath, but it is up quite a steep stone staircase, and my husband said it would be safer to use the bath in our Room instead—so we did. The Onsen left our skin feeling wonderfully smooth. I have had dinner at many Ryokan over the years, but every dish here was truly delicious. You could call it creative Japanese cuisine—both the presentation and flavors were excellent. They served salt-grilled ayu (sweetfish). I usually give ayu to my husband because of all the bones, but they told us you can even eat the bones in the head here, so I tried it for the first time—and really didn’t notice any bones at all. Because the food was so good, we also enjoyed it with their sake tasting set. Having an in-room bath meant we could enjoy it whenever we liked, which was wonderful. Breakfast included barley rice with grated yam (mugi-toro), grilled fish, ginger-flavored Onsen egg, and many other dishes—we enjoyed everything. A taxi to Komoro Station costs 1,000 yen, which is much better than walking for 30 minutes. It made me want to visit Komoro again next time as well.

Three elderly women stayed here together. We arrived by car, and the location was easy to find. The underground parking garage was spacious, so we could park with peace of mind. Kaikoen Garden is right next door, and the view was wonderful. The bath also had a great view, with large windows that made it easy to relax. We always stay at Itoen Hotel properties. The all-you-can-eat and all-you-can-drink options are affordable and very appreciated for seniors. The front desk staff were also friendly, and we enjoyed chatting at checkout, which made it a great trip. Thank you very much.

A whole-house rental Accommodation in a designated Tangible Cultural Property. The place was spotless, the futons were fluffy and comfortable, and it was a relaxing space. It was very cozy. I rated the bath 3 because I didn’t use it. The bath seemed to have no issues at all in terms of size, but we love saunas, so we used a nearby day-use bathing Facility instead. It was a valuable experience that let us feel Japan’s good old days. Thank you very much.

I stayed the night before visiting a grave on the equinox holiday, and I truly appreciate your courteous assistance despite my late-night check-in. I stayed in the West Wing; you briefly have to go outside when using the passageway from the main building, so it was a bit cold, but acceptable. The Room was clean and a good size, and the soundproofing was excellent—although my Room faced the road, it was quiet and comfortable. The large public bath was also pleasant, though it is not a natural Onsen. Breakfast was enjoyable as well for a Business Hotel buffet. If I had to mention one drawback, it was that the parking area was hard to find. I used a lot a short distance away as instructed by the Hotel, but it seemed like there might also be parking behind the Hotel... Since it was still quite cold, I would have preferred to park as close to the Hotel as possible.