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The Room was spacious and well cleaned, and I was able to relax comfortably. Thank you very much. One concern was that there were no lockers in the bathroom, so I had to put my clothes in a basket; it seemed fine while I was bathing, but I still felt a bit uneasy. I could have left my key at the front desk, but it felt like a hassle so I didn’t. Overall, everything was very good.

This time, I met a friend in Tsuruhashi, but recently, Hotel prices have become too high, making it difficult for Japanese people to find places to stay in their own country. Tears... However, I discovered a great hostel in Imazato. I think it was 5,500 yen for a twin single-use room. It takes about 8 minutes from the station to arrive. It feels a bit small, but the owner's attention to detail makes it surprisingly great! Considering the price, it's really good. The room is also kept clean, and I will definitely stay here again next time.

Located in a residential area, it was very quiet.

We stayed with three families (seven people). It was very convenient, right in front of Kanazawa Castle and within walking distance of Omicho Market. There was a 7-Eleven and a bakery very close by, which we used for breakfast (the bakery was really delicious). The view from the Room was excellent, and we would like to stay here again when traveling with a large group.

The Room was very clean. However, the heating was not very effective, and it took time for the Room to warm up. The basement bedroom had no heating at all.

Although the building is old, it feels well maintained and the Room was clean. I was able to relax and unwind by soaking in the slightly larger bathtub in the basement bath. It would be even better if morning bathing were available. I would like to stay here again when visiting the area.

The Room was thoroughly cleaned and very tidy. Another point I’d recommend is that it’s within walking distance of the Bikan Historical Quarter. The only drawback was that the parking location was a bit hard to find.

The facility is spacious and provides a relaxing atmosphere. It was great to enjoy coffee in the free space. The staff were all very kind and helpful.

I stayed on the second floor, and the entire second floor of the house is a room, so it’s spacious. There were guests staying on the first floor, but I didn’t notice any noise at all. For those traveling by car, a map will be attached to your email, but it might be a bit unclear. It’s recommended to check the accommodation and parking lot in advance using Google Earth Street View to avoid getting lost (as it’s a one-way street and there’s no room for searching while driving).

I heard that Hotels in Kyoto were getting cheaper, and this is the one I found after looking around. It was an amazing deal: a private Room with a bath and toilet, within walking distance of Kyoto Station. The amenities are minimal, but the Hotel is clean, the staff are pleasant, and there’s also a drink bar available for guests. The Room was on the small side, but since I basically just slept there, it wasn’t an issue. It also comes with a kettle and an air purifier. The only inconvenience was that there was only a mirror at the sink area. (Maybe I just didn’t notice another one?) There’s a convenience store nearby, it’s quiet at night, and I’d like to stay here again if I have the chance.

The only Hotel near Shin-Omuta Station, where the Shinkansen stops. About a 5-minute walk from the station, with a Lawson convenience store along the way. The front desk is immediately to the right upon entering. Next to it, there are amenities and coffee available; take what you need before heading to your Room. The Room has minimal extra space but was sufficient for just sleeping. Although the shower is small, both the Room and bathroom were thoroughly cleaned, making for a comfortable stay. Concerns included loud hallway noise and a semi-transparent glass door separating the toilet from the Room. The staff provided very polite explanations.

The Ryokan staff were very thoughtful, even in the smallest details!

Considering the balance with the price, the cost performance is excellent. However, while the hot spring source is hot, the bath is a bit lukewarm. It might be fine in summer, but I thought it should be a bit hotter in winter.

The building was new and comfortable. However, the location was not ideal.

Great food, and the Onsen has a strong petroleum-like mineral scent—very distinctive and amazing. Degawa has visited too. The proprietress is friendly and easy to talk to. Right on the Akita prefectural border, there’s almost nothing around! But that’s exactly what makes it great.

We stayed as a family of four. The room was clean and well maintained, and it was quiet at night, so we had a comfortable stay. The road in front is narrow, but we were able to park our passenger car (Honda Freed) properly in the designated parking space. Above all, it was very convenient—Fushimi Inari Shrine is within walking distance, and by train it’s only two stops from Inari Station to Kyoto Station. We would definitely like to stay here again when we visit Kyoto.

A 2-minute walk to Haraoka Pier (Okamoto Pier). From the Room you can also see the pier and Mt. Fuji, with the sea right in front—an unbeatable location. The building is old, but the Room has been nicely renovated; you lay out the futon and use it with fresh new sheets. There is no bathtub, only a shower, but there are also nearby day-use Onsen facilities, a roadside station, and convenience stores. If you don’t need luxury, it offers excellent value for money. Strawberry picking at the roadside station was fun too. It also has air conditioning, a TV, and Wi‑Fi. I’d like to come back and try SUP in the warmer season as well. The closest vending machine to the pier is also at this Accommodation—I enjoyed a warm coffee at dawn.

I stayed with my dog. The road and corner in front are a bit narrow, but the parking lot is spacious, and there is a supermarket nearby. The Room was very clean. Even though I came from far away, I would love to stay here again.