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At the nearby Meka Aquarium, we had the chance to see polar bears and seals up close. Their dynamic movements made us feel like children again as we excitedly enjoyed ourselves together. We sincerely thank you for your thoughtful hospitality and attention to detail. It was truly

Surrounded by delicious meals, a free-flowing natural hot spring bath, and adorable cats, I was able to spend a gentle, peaceful time. Thank you very much.

My companion uses a wheelchair, but thanks to the thoughtful support from all the staff, we were able to stay comfortably. The staff member who assisted us was kind, easy to talk to, and truly wonderful (I would be happy if they could assist us again next time). We will definitely stay again. Thank you very much.

This was my first trip to Tohoku, and I stayed here. In recent years I hadn’t found an Accommodation that truly satisfied me, but this one exceeded my expectations in every way—hospitality, meals, and the Room. I took a taxi from the nearest station, and every driver said, “Everyone says there’s nothing to complain about!” They were absolutely right. It’s well worth the price—you won’t regret staying here. For those making a Reservation, I strongly recommend choosing a Plan that includes dinner! The portions are generous, and everything is delicious, including fresh seafood and mountain vegetables. Unfortunately it rained during our stay, but we were able to relax while listening to the rain and looking out over Matsushima. We’ll definitely return to see Matsushima in another season!

Conveniently located right in front of the station. The Room was clean and comfortable. The lobby had a great atmosphere, and it was interesting that you can bring books from the neighboring library up to your Room to read (though it may not be something you use much on a short stay). The breakfast buffet was very well stocked—there was squid sashimi, local Yamagata dishes, and even ramen available to order, which felt quite luxurious. The roll cake dessert wasn’t a cheap petit-cake style one; it was genuinely tasty. The pudding also looked good, but unfortunately it seemed to sell out early before I could get some.

The view of Matsushima from the Room was as beautiful as a painting. The meals offered a wide variety, and we were able to enjoy local flavors. My husband, who loves drinks, was very happy with the wide selection of alcohol. The view from the large public bath was also wonderful, and the amenities were well stocked. I only wished the Room had a few more amenities like those in the large public bath. We would love to stay again.

The floor chair also had good height and was very comfortable. The shamisen performance at night was wonderful as well. Breakfast was also buffet-style. We ate plenty—fresh salad, delicious apple juice, sashimi, and more. The yogurt was so good it’s unforgettable. It was a

The sake tasting we ordered midway through dinner was also outstanding. Rather than a fixed set, they carefully selected on the spot which labels paired best with each dish—something we truly appreciated. We were also shown an album of photos capturing all four seasons at this H

The portions, colors, nutritional balance, and preparation all reflected uncompromising care and sincerity. Each dish felt auspicious and filled with heartfelt effort; I was deeply moved by the happiness it brought me. Dining while overlooking the Sea of Japan was an unparalleled

It was pleasant that everything—from the lobby and hallways to inside the elevator—was covered with tatami mats. Right after check-in, we were welcomed with cold matcha tea, which was a nice touch. Both breakfast and dinner were served in a private room across the hallway. The simmered kinki (rockfish) was especially delicious. The staff were also very attentive. I think it would have been perfect if face towels were provided in the large public bath.

Perhaps because there were few guests that day, the staff provided exceptionally attentive service, and it was truly comfortable to stay there. If I visit Oga again in the future, I would definitely like to stay here again.

I chose this accommodation for its beautiful sunsets, but I was also impressed by the comfort of the tatami in the room. The view of the light blue sea, sky, and horizon from the daybed by the window was stunning, allowing me to relax fully. What amazed me was that instead of

This is a compact Accommodation. While the building has some age, it is kept very clean, and its compact size makes it easy to access the baths and dining area, making for a very comfortable stay. Our Room was on the first floor, but the view was outstanding—true to the Accommodation’s name, it was a spectacular panorama! The baths were my favorite type—an alkaline spring with a silky feel—and the view from the open-air bath was also breathtaking. For dinner we chose the “Bliss Course,” and that was absolutely the right choice: a wonderful meal packed with Sendai’s flavors. The Sendai Kuroge Wagyu beef grilled on magnolia leaves was tender and generous in portion, and the miso seasoning was exceptional. The beef tongue was also thick and tender; we had planned to eat beef tongue again the next day, but dinner left us completely satisfied, so our whole family agreed we didn’t need to—and we were able to keep our expenses down as well. The seafood and sashimi were delicious too; even the scallops were thick, and everything we tried was satisfying. Breakfast also included hot pot dishes and sashimi—almost like a light version of an inn-style dinner—and we left completely full. This is an Accommodation I would love to visit again if I have the chance.

Since I always end up going to Hokkaido, this was my first stay in Akita. I chose this Hotel because it’s close to the station for riding the Gono Line. Unfortunately, heavy rain caused the Gono Line to be suspended that day, but I’m truly glad I stayed here. All the staff were pleasant and attentive, with just the right sense of distance. The lounge had a very relaxing atmosphere, and both tea time and cocktail time were extremely satisfying. There were about 10 kinds of Akita local sake, and they mentioned that their recommendations keep increasing over time. They also offered shochu, draft beer, bottled beer, sparkling wine, wine, and more. Just as other Reviews said before my trip, everything was delicious—marinated fresh fish, chilled pork shabu-shabu, iburigakko with cheese, warm chicken dishes and fish dishes. A lady next to me said she has stayed here many times. It’s close to the station and you can get there without getting wet in the rain. I arrived at 1:00 p.m. planning only to leave my luggage, but they told me my Room was ready so I could check in early. After strolling around Kubota Castle Ruins and the park right in front of the Hotel, I went back to the station and bought a cute Akita dog T-shirt and tote bag for my grandchild. Breakfast also featured a lineup full of Akita specialties—kiritanpo and onigiri where you can choose both rice type and fillings—so it had been a while since I felt completely full from breakfast. There were still items I didn’t get to try yet, so I’ll be back again—and next time I’ll ride the Gono Line.

We stopped by on our way back from a memorial interment and were completely exhausted, but this Accommodation was satisfying in every way and truly helped us unwind. Although it is a little far from the station, it is surrounded by greenery, and we also liked the natural, not overly manicured garden. The facilities and service were attentive, and we appreciated having pajamas provided in addition to yukata. The spacious indoor bath that can also be enjoyed like a semi-open-air bath was wonderful. The bedding was very comfortable, and even my husband from Kansai praised the meals highly. I had little appetite, but I was still able to enjoy the food. All of the staff were warm and welcoming, making this an Accommodation our whole family was happy with. Thank you for taking such good care of us—we would love to visit again.

Set amid ever-changing rural scenery through the four seasons, the uniquely designed, cozy, and beautiful building made me feel pleasantly nostalgic. I was able to relax on the sofas and with the books in the lobby. The staff were friendly, and the Room was clean and functional. I thought it would be nice to have separate trash bins for sorting waste. If I have the chance, I’d like to stay again around spring rice-planting season. Overall, I was satisfied with my stay.

I have my family home in Onagawa, and when traveling to and from my hometown, I used to pass by the road next to this Hotel. This was my first time staying here, and the views from the Room and the bath were wonderful. Both dinner and breakfast used plenty of local ingredients and were very delicious. I’ll have another chance to visit my hometown, so I’d like to stay again.

As mentioned in the Reviews, the owner was very friendly and easy to talk to, so we had a great time. We used points and got an excellent deal on our stay—great value for money. This is an Accommodation I’d love to stay at again with breakfast and dinner included when visiting

As others have mentioned, this is by no means a new hotel, but it was very clean and well maintained. The staff were also kind and helpful. If I have the chance to visit Yurihonjo again, I would definitely like to stay here. Thank you very much.

First, we enjoyed the sunset ocean view. We were also moved to see Mt. Iwaki.\nThe Room felt a bit dated, but it was clean and comfortable.\nThe breakfast buffet was very satisfying. In particular, the local soup dishes and freshly fried Igamenchi were delicious. We felt it was worth staying here just for the Igamenchi.\nWhen we come to Asamushi again, we would like to stay here again.