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Since it was a snowy day, the open-air bath with a view of the snow at dawn had a special charm and was particularly atmospheric. Although it was during a holiday period, it was not crowded early in the morning, which was fortunate timing. If I may express my wish, it would be ni

Despite the reasonable price, there was a large public bath, yukata provided, and even a free drink corner—everything was well-prepared. There is a supermarket right in front of the Hotel and a convenience store next door, making it an excellent environment for someone like me

I realized upon arrival that I had stayed here once for work about 25 years ago. Perhaps it has been renovated since then, because the Room doesn’t feel dated at all. Oh—there is a card key, but it’s not the type that turns the power on when inserted (though it does have an auto-lock). The charging connectors support various types, giving me the impression they’ve tried to accommodate guests’ detailed needs as much as possible. The welcome drink was made with a single-cup machine, so I could enjoy a delicious coffee. The rental bicycles are also great value: 500 yen for 1 night and 2 days, and you can use them until check-out. It was very helpful since I needed to go out at night. A helmet is included as well.

This was my first visit to Fukuchiyama. The ample parking was very helpful. The Room was clean and comfortable. I enjoyed the drip pod with delicious coffee and Earl Grey tea. While many Hotels offer free drink bars in the lobby, I don't usually drink juice, so I was full

I had such a wonderful stay that it made me want to leave a Review—even though I usually don’t write them. From the moment I stepped inside, I was surrounded by a subtle oriental fragrance, and the refined design still let me feel the history of Miyazu throughout the space. In the guest Room, instead of a TV or clock, there were items like an iron kettle, matcha bowls, and a bamboo whisk—so you can make tea yourself. I also loved seeing books on the display shelf that were clearly selected to suit Miyazu’s local character. In this quiet space, listening to the sound of water coming to a boil, I could lose track of time and truly tune in to my body and mind. Personally, my favorite feature was the loom in the lobby. The staff told me that “as each guest weaves a little at a time, it gradually becomes one piece of fabric.” They even let me pass the weft through twice—I can’t wait to see how it turns out! The contrast between the simple, sophisticated atmosphere and the warmth of the staff—who kindly shared so much about Miyazu—was wonderful. Apparently each Room has different tea utensils and book selections; I’d love to stay in another one next time. I’ll definitely be back in Miyazu!

Great access to Ine, Miyazu, and Maizuru. Next time, enjoy the onsen and cuisine too! Looking forward to it. It seems you can get a better deal by making a reservation through the website. Thank you!

Large public bath available; free parking. The building is old, but the Rooms have been renovated and are clean. The large public bath was empty by chance so it wasn’t an issue, but it’s quite small, so it’s best to go when it’s less crowded.

The floors are wood, and the bed is dressed in crisp white linens, giving the room a wonderfully clean feel; against the simple palette of white and natural wood grain, the calligraphy adds a beautiful accent. Everything was functional, impeccably cleaned, and made for a very c