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I’ve stayed at several pet-friendly hotels before, but this one was the best. The in-room dining was especially comfortable because the main Room and dining area are separated, so we didn’t have to rush to tidy up, and food odors didn’t linger in the Room. Since it comes with a private garden, our dogs were happy to go outside. The pet amenities were so well stocked that we never felt inconvenienced. The open-air Onsen bath in the Room had excellent water quality, and our dog and family took turns enjoying it many times. Dinner was delicious across the board—so lavish that light eaters might not be able to finish it all. For drinks at dinner, we were told we needed to go back and forth to the second-floor lounge, which was a bit inconvenient during the meal, but it’s all-you-can-drink. Draft beer was included too, which was fantastic. Thank you very much!

We stayed here on a trip with a family we know, and it was wonderful as always. We’ve stayed several times, so both my wife and I can relax with peace of mind—this is our favorite hot spring Accommodation. The family staying with us was also very satisfied, making it the perfect vacation. Since one of our group had difficulty walking, we truly appreciate you accommodating our various requests. We’d love to stay again. Thank you always.

We stayed here to celebrate my mother’s 90th birthday. Thank you for all your thoughtful care—we had a wonderful time. It’s close to my family home, and the parking is easy to use, so I’d like to stay again. Next time, I’m thinking of choosing a Western-style Room for my mother, who has back problems. Having iced water already in the kettle in the Room was very helpful.

Despite the very low open price, the meals—such as the pilgrim menu—were generous in portion, and every dish was carefully prepared and wonderfully delicious. Both the Room and the entire property were thoroughly cleaned, so we had a very comfortable stay. Thank you very much.

We stayed with a large group, gathering relatives from Ehime and the Kansai area. For our Konpira pilgrimage, the entrance had walking sticks, straw hats, chilled hand towels, and towels prepared, which was very helpful. It was also nice that our grandfather, who wasn’t going to Konpira-san, was allowed to use the lounge before check-in. The indoor bath also had a separate shower room, making it comfortable and relaxing even on rainy or cold days. The Room had a large window, a daybed, and two chairs, so we were able to unwind and relax. Breakfast was an irresistible selection for egg lovers—we really enjoyed it. The only disappointment was the dinner buffet selection. There were a lot of carbohydrates (maybe just local preference), but neither the meat nor fish dishes tasted particularly good, and there wasn’t much we wanted to eat. Still, we were able to relax with drinks again in the lounge afterward, so overall we were satisfied.

My family of three stayed in Sansuikaku’s Japanese-Western Room E. Since the Accommodation is located at the foot of a mountain, there are significant elevation changes throughout the property, including the parking area. They provided a Shuttle Service between the parking area and the Accommodation. The Room was new, and both the view and the open-air bath were wonderful. I also liked that the door closes slowly on its own. I felt so happy relaxing with a cup of coffee. The private open-air bath was clean and very nice as well. Dinner at the dining venue was delicious. The beef and matcha shiruko were especially good—I ate too much. Breakfast felt light, perhaps because it was summer; I wouldn’t have minded something a bit more classic. All staff members were pleasant, but after checkout I felt slightly rushed during the Shuttle Service to the parking area (perhaps they wanted to combine rides with other guests). We did want to leave promptly as well, so I would have appreciated being asked, “We can take you right now—what would you prefer?” As an aside, after returning home I learned that my favorite celebrity had stayed here too, which made it feel even more special. Thank you very much for taking care of us!

Whenever I visit Kagawa, I always stay here. They accommodate early-morning check-ins, and when I stay with my elderly mother, they accept our courier delivery (clothing) and place it in the Room. Since there is no freezer in the Room, the front desk also helps with that. If you ask, they are happy to assist, so we can stay comfortably. As for the large public bath, there are only a few shower stations, so it is often crowded and we sometimes use the bathroom in the Room instead. I would be glad if the available hours were a bit longer. The Room we had this time had a newer air conditioner, which made it very comfortable.

A relatively affordable Hotel located right at the entrance to the pilgrimage route. One night with breakfast included. The breakfast buffet had a good selection and was satisfying. For dinner, we relaxed and enjoyed eating out near the Hotel, choosing what we liked along with beer—making it feel like a stay with two meals included. We set off for our visit early the next morning, and were able to use the free parking lot next to the Hotel until close to noon, which let us enjoy our visit without rushing.

At check-in, each member of our family received a welcome drink. It was a pleasant surprise. There was also our name written in front of the Room (Mr./Ms. XX), so we didn’t get lost. In the evening, we walked out for dinner. It’s a convenient location where you can both find places to eat and shop at a supermarket. Best of all, the Hotel name was visible even from a bit farther away, making it easy to find. Breakfast was something I’d been wanting to try for some time, and I enjoyed the delicious bread. We asked the front desk for ice and had a few questions, and they responded very kindly and professionally. Thank you for taking such good care of us.

Our family of four stayed for two nights. At the dinner buffet, our 6-year-old daughter was thrilled by the wide variety of ice cream and got so excited! Our whole family enjoyed the meals and the Onsen. A few things we noticed: the elevator took a long time to arrive, it was hot inside the kids’ play area, and on the second day we were bothered by dust on the floor (possibly from the futons). The elevator situation may be difficult due to the building layout, but it would be even better for families with children if there were more efficient measures during busy times, such as better guidance. Overall, including leisure activities, it was a memorable and wonderful trip!

First, when I called the front desk to change my check-in time, they were very pleasant. How staff handle phone calls really matters (it affects whether you’ll come back). Parking: free surface parking. I was worried because it was after 10 pm and a Saturday, but the lot is spacious so I had no trouble parking. Check-in was smooth as well. At the front desk there are paid snacks (like a 100-yen shop) and items such as body towels. I didn’t buy anything this time, but I’d like to use it next time. The twin Room was spacious and comfortable. For this price, having tea and drip coffee provided really impressed me. Amenities were basic—just a toothbrush and razor—plus rinse-in shampoo and body soap. The shower in the bathroom was comfortable too. Breakfast didn’t have desserts, and at first it looked like there weren’t many items, but that wasn’t the case at all—I ended up full and very satisfied. There’s a Cosmos nearby, an AEON-affiliated shop, drugstores/pharmacies, K’s Denki, and family restaurants—very convenient. Additional note: After check-in we went to a family restaurant for dinner. Even though they were busy, the staff were extremely friendly, which made for a great end to the day. Next time I’d like to try dinner here as well as the all-you-can-drink option.

It’s a very ordinary Business Hotel, but it was much cheaper than others, and that alone was satisfying. Parking on the Hotel premises costs 500 yen, but I was told a parking lot a short distance away is free. There are many sightseeing spots near the Hotel, and the location was great—most places are within a 30-minute drive. I’d like to stay here again if I have the chance.

Thank you as always for your continued support. We look forward to working with you again.

Thank you as always for your continued support. Thank you also for your kind and attentive service. We look forward to working with you again.

It was very clean and comfortable. I could really feel the attention to detail and thoughtfulness in the amenities. The number locks at the entrance to the Accommodation building and on the Room door were a bit of a hassle, but they make sense from a security standpoint. There were only a few guests, so it felt almost like having the place to ourselves and we could use it spaciously. At night in the BAR (shared living room), I had a short chat with the owner at the counter. If there had been more guests, I think I could have enjoyed even more interaction. Just note that meals are not provided. How you use the dining/drinking space (shared living room) is up to you. It isn’t cheap for private Room use, but it was an Accommodation I felt was well worth it—and I was very satisfied.

We stayed in both the West and East rooms as a three-generation family. The historic building has been renovated with modern facilities, making it very comfortable. Thanks to the detailed guidance provided the day before, we were able to arrive without any worries. This was especially helpful as there is a parking lot just before the entrance, which can be tricky to find due to the busy pathway filled with people. My parents, who are nearly 80 years old, used handrails for going up and down the stairs but mentioned they had a comfortable stay. The staff were all very kind and accommodating; they helped us by making a reservation at "Bone-in Chicken Tanaka" for dinner upon request and provided information about taking a taxi to Daimon when we expressed concerns about my parents' mobility. Thanks to their support, my parents could visit Hongu Shrine while we made it all the way to Okunoin Temple—a truly memorable experience!

A spacious Room with a separate bath and toilet. I had a comfortable stay. The breakfast was delicious too—I’m very satisfied!

I stayed at this Ryokan as a base for exploring Iya, Oboke, and Koboke—remote areas of Tokushima. The building is old, and the shared areas on the second floor had no air conditioning, so it was very humid and hot. However, the Room had air conditioning and was comfortable. The Room was also spacious, the proprietress was kind, and the breakfast was healthy, just the right amount, and excellent. There was no facial lotion among the amenities, so it’s best to bring your own skincare set.

We stayed here as a base for sightseeing in the area. The Accommodation was very clean overall, and the Room was spacious; our child especially loved the bunk bed. The udon served in the morning and evening was also delicious.