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My spouse and I stayed on June 19. The building was old, but it was well maintained, and the courtyard after the rain in the morning was lovely. All of the meals were delicious, and we both finished everything. The staff were also very pleasant. We were able to visit Amanohashidate, which we had wanted to see for a long time, and fully enjoy Kyoto by the Sea. Thank you very much.

I didn’t realize there was a Ryokan tucked away behind the central sightseeing area of Amanohashidate. Because it is set back, the grounds were quiet despite being in a tourist spot, and I could hear birdsong and the sound of the waves. The building has been renovated, and the Room amenities were up to date; the bath was also very clean. The Onsen in the large public bath isn’t big, but it was comfortable because I didn’t run into anyone, and it was nice to be able to enjoy coffee after bathing. The meals were generous enough to satisfy even someone with a big appetite like me, and everything tasted great. For breakfast, a chef came to our private dining room and cooked dashimaki right in front of us—it was a wonderful surprise. The Nepalese staff member explained the many ingredients in Japanese, and their service was polite and pleasant. I would love to stay again.

Thank you very much for having us during our stay. The food was delicious, and we enjoyed our meals comfortably on a floor with a wonderful view. In particular, the handwritten message and lovely illustrations at breakfast were very soothing, and we truly felt the staff’s kindness. Thank you. Thank you as well for the Shuttle Service the following day. If there is a regular shuttle to the station, we would appreciate being able to use it on our return trip as well.

The food was excellent. Each dish had a unique local touch, and even though we ate until we were full, it didn’t feel heavy. We really appreciated the thoughtful hospitality. It was easy to ask for advice on how to spend our time, and this is an Accommodation we’d love to stay at again in a different season.\nThe stairs are steep, so you need to be careful, but I’d still like to bring my mother.

We stayed as a group of two adults and three preschool children. The Accommodation was very clean, and the Room was spacious, so we could relax comfortably. We chose a Room with an open-air bath, which meant we could bathe anytime and then lounge on the bed or sofa—absolutely wonderful. The minibar was well stocked, with a great selection ranging from non-alcoholic drinks to wine, juice, and coffee. We could also borrow table games, and in the evening our family enjoyed playing Othello. Since we had a 0-year-old baby, we requested a baby bath and a diaper trash bin. Not only were those provided, but they also kindly placed baby soap for us as well, which we really appreciated. When I asked on the day if it would be possible to lay out futons in the Japanese-style Room, they gladly agreed and prepared them while we were at dinner. After going to the beach, there was an outdoor shower around the back with warm water available. It also connected to a rear entrance leading directly to the large public bath inside, so we were able to stay comfortable throughout our time in the Accommodation. The meals were delicious. They contacted us in advance about allergies and accommodated us accordingly, so we could dine with peace of mind. At mealtimes—without us even asking—they had already set up a bed where our baby could sleep. They also lent coloring books and toys so our older children wouldn’t get bored, allowing us to enjoy a relaxed meal for the first time in quite a while. One small but truly appreciated point: they provided towels generously. There were plenty of both bath towels and face towels in the Room, and after returning from the beach they handed us fresh bath towels for everyone along with clothes we had left at reception beforehand. There was no need to request extra towels at all—zero minor stress. All of the staff were pleasant and welcoming; it was a wonderful Accommodation full of hospitality. When we visit Amanohashidate again, we will definitely stay here. Thank you very much.

This was my first stay. A Hotel staff member explained that there were few guests today, so they upgraded my Room, and I was moved to an unexpectedly spacious Room. I was truly impressed. Breakfast included all-you-can-eat salmon roe—my favorite! I was really happy. This is a Hotel I would definitely like to stay at again next time. Thank you very much for everything.

We stayed here over the July holiday weekend. We brought our own food, and there was a smokeless roaster in the Room, so we enjoyed grilling yakiniku! Since there are lots of insects in summer, we thought an outdoor barbecue would be impossible, so this was perfect for our family. Our child loved the pool, my husband enjoyed the sauna, and it’s No. 1 among all the Facility we’ve stayed at. The beach is also very close by, and when we came back after playing in the sea, they had water ready for washing our feet without us even asking—such thoughtful service! We definitely want to come again!

I visited after seeing it on Zatsu Tabi. Having grown up in rural Kagawa, the Room felt just like my old home, and it was wonderfully nostalgic. Sleeping on a futon laid out on tatami for the first time in a while was very comfortable. They seemed busy when I arrived, but the proprietress kindly came out to explain everything and show me around. Breakfast was delicious and filling, and I would definitely like to stay again if I’m in the area. Thank you very much.

It was a wonderful Facility where old and new, convenience and inconvenience, blended perfectly. The location couldn’t have been better—absolutely flawless. The food and wine selection was exactly what you’d expect: outstanding. The sea bream head from the previous day’s sashimi was served the next morning as a grilled dish, and it made me happy to think, “We meet again.” I had long wanted to visit Amanohashidate, and it turned out to be an unforgettable stay that exceeded all expectations. I would highly recommend it to everyone. (On the way home we stopped by a winery and bought an additional half-dozen bottles; they kindly shipped them to our home together with the wine we purchased at the Accommodation.)

This beautifully renovated traditional house, once a pawnshop, offers Rooms with distinct character. Rather than aiming for full occupancy, they intentionally operate only up to 2 of the 4 Rooms at a time, which makes for a truly peaceful stay. By chance there were no other guests during our visit, so it felt like having the place to ourselves and we were able to relax in quiet comfort. They also kindly helped us with an unusual request to receive registered mail, which was greatly appreciated. Next time, I’d love to stay in a different Room.

Your warm hospitality makes me want to visit again. The view from the room's window frames the nearby Amanohashidate and mountains like a painting, and I find myself gazing at it for a while. A course lavishly using the elusive Taiza crab with QR tags. It was my first time at an auberge, and instead of French or Italian, I felt the owner's care in the ingredients, sauces, broth, and cooking methods using local Japanese cuisine. I heard that Tango has a long history influenced by the continent, and the stories about local love, traditional Japanese culture, ingredients, and the origins of words were enjoyable, adding depth and imagination to the taste. There are valuable paintings and documents of Tango throughout the property. Thank you for the seaweed-colored (Miruiro) pouch from the Stays as a souvenir.

The views were wonderful, and everything in the Facility was clean, so we had a great time. This time we stayed in the Dawn Room, and next time we’d like to stay in a different Room as well.

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!

The dinner and breakfast were both delicious, and the view was wonderful. The Room was very spacious, and I loved the interior design—it was lovely. The washroom is large, with plenty of counter space to place clothes and other items, making it very convenient. Even though it was a weekday, we were lucky to be able to see fireworks. I highly recommend this place.

We stayed here as a base for sightseeing in Amanohashidate and Ine. One of our companions fell and was injured, and when we asked for help, the staff kindly assisted us by recommending an orthopedic clinic, arranging a taxi, and adjusting our dinner time. Thanks to their support, we were able to receive proper treatment and continue our trip. The view of Amanohashidate from our Room and the bath was even better than expected—absolutely stunning—and we thoroughly enjoyed the meal that combined Kyoto cuisine with fresh seafood from the Sea of Japan. We visited Ine the next day as well; thank you for helping make it such a wonderful memory.

Three family members in our 70s stayed in a Japanese-Western style Room. It’s a Showa-era building, but the Room was clean, spacious, and comfortable. We could also see a beautiful sunrise from the Room. The location was great, and we took an early-morning walk to Amanohashidate. For dinner, we chose the chef’s omakase Amanohashidate kaiseki course served in our Room, but it was far too much for us in our 70s and we felt sorry for leaving some of it. In hindsight, we should have asked about the menu before choosing the course. The bath had one tub and I recall there were seven or eight faucets and showers. It’s on the small side. It seemed that the men’s bath on the day we stayed was even smaller. The front desk staff answered our questions in a friendly manner. Overall, I think it offers very good value for money.

For the price, having access to the kitchen was very convenient. The Room was also spotless and nicely decorated, so I could relax and enjoy my stay. I also enjoyed talking with the owner. Thank you very much.

The moment I fell in love with this Hotel was when a staff member noticed I was at the wrong bus stop, ran out, and waved to get my attention. It really shows that a Hotel is supported by its people. The floors are wooden, the bed is made with crisp white linens, and the space feels wonderfully clean—simple whites and natural wood tones, accented beautifully by calligraphy. Everything is functional, impeccably maintained, and it made for a very comfortable stay. Miyazu is also a fascinating area with a rich history. It may not have the flashiness of Amanohashidate, but its understated charm was exactly what I liked.

Thank you for your hospitality! The room I stayed in did not have a toilet or bath, but it was not inconvenient as the toilet was next door. There was no elevator, but since it was on the second floor, it was not a problem. The main building was very close, and I enjoyed the open-air bath while viewing Amanohashidate, and the Onsen was great. It was very satisfying as it was close to the station and I could stay for half the price of the main building!

Just a few minutes’ walk from Amanohashidate Station, the location was extremely convenient for sightseeing. It was also great to be able to view Amanohashidate from the Room window. The Onsen was at just the right temperature for me, and I could relax and enjoy a long soak. Both dinner and breakfast were satisfying. In particular, the shabu-shabu meat was outstanding, and it paired perfectly with the citrus-scented ponzu sauce. The steamed white rice had a natural sweetness and was very delicious. The staff were warm and welcoming, making our stay comfortable. One concern was the smoking environment. Although the guest Rooms are non-smoking, there is a smoking area in the hallway, so cigarette smoke drifted into the Room. As a non-smoker, this was disappointing and was my only complaint. Overall, it was an Accommodation with a high level of satisfaction. It had an authentic Ryokan atmosphere that you can’t experience at a large Hotel, allowing us to fully enjoy our trip.