全国 × 满意度评价高的酒店·日式旅馆 - 321页面

The building and Facilities feel historic, but everything was properly cleaned and there were no issues at all. If I had to mention one thing, there were few restaurants within walking distance, and since it was during the Obon holiday period many places were closed... so we ended up having dinner at Mos Burger, which was a bit disappointing—though it’s not related to the Hotel.

I stayed here last year as well and am a returning guest. The baths are great, the meals are excellent, and while the Facility isn’t new, it feels well maintained and cared for. The staff were pleasant and attentive, and I was very satisfied. I was able to relax, but the enjoyable time flew by. I’d like to come again in a different season.

It’s close to Fushimi Subway Station, and you can enjoy drinks during happy hour and have breakfast as well, so I think it offers great value for money. The breakfast had about four kinds of side dishes, and all of them were delicious. The Room was small, and the bathroom still had some residue from someone else, which wasn’t very pleasant, but it was sufficient if you just need a place to sleep. They also stored my luggage for me—thank you for your help.

Thank you very much for your hospitality. Even though we were able to stay at a reasonable price, there was also a large public bath and a sauna, so we could relax and enjoy a long soak. Two of us stayed in a single Room, but the bed was spacious and it was more than enough. Every item at the breakfast buffet was delicious, and we went back for seconds. We were also lucky to find a great izakaya right in front of the Hotel. We were very satisfied. Thank you again.

The nearest station feels a bit isolated and slightly inconvenient, but the Room was more spacious and comfortable than expected. The bath was refreshing, and I really liked it! However, due to its slightly old condition and some dust and dirt in the bathroom, I couldn't give it a perfect score. Considering the price though, it's five stars!

It was a snowy morning, and the view from the window was stunning—breakfast was a truly relaxing moment. The salmon Eggs Benedict and the mushroom risotto were exceptional. The only disappointment was that when I left my luggage before check-in, I was directed to use a sofa to take items out of my suitcase, but it was quite full; I would have appreciated being shown a baggage rack or similar option instead.

As the name “Accommodation with a Large Open-Air Bath” suggests, it’s wonderful that there are multiple spacious, open-air baths with a great sense of openness. There are also plenty of washing stations, so I could enjoy the hot water freely without worrying about other guests. I was also surprised that each of the four free private baths is as large as, or even larger than, a typical open-air bath. The morning bath starts at 6:00, but Onsen lovers would be even happier if it opened a little earlier. The Room shows its age to some extent, but it was well cleaned and comfortable. The meals were just the right amount—not too much or too little—and the breakfast rice porridge was especially good. When I mentioned that the lighting during dinner was glaring because it shone directly on me, they responded immediately; they also kindly explained details about the return bus service—overall, the staff’s hospitality was excellent. Although access by public transportation is somewhat limited, this is an Accommodation I would definitely like to stay at again if I have another chance to visit Kumano.

The 24-hour ventilation fan in the unit bath was noisy, but when I turned it off, I was concerned about humidity. (I did not use the bathtub in the unit bath.) In the women’s large public bath, there was a shampoo bar, which was great—I could try shampoos and treatments I’d been curious about!

I made a Reservation because I wanted to stay near Motobu Port to visit Ie Island, and it was a great Accommodation. The staff were very kind! I stayed in a Room right by the beach—step outside and you’re there. You can enjoy BBQs and fireworks, so it’s recommended for families, couples, and photography lovers. The sunset over the sea and the moon were both amazing! There’s also a convenience store nearby. It’s conveniently located for getting to Motobu Port and Sesoko Island.

Both dinner and breakfast are delicious. There is a wide variety of dishes, and the dessert selection is excellent. You can wrap your own crepes, and the shaved ice is wonderfully fluffy—kids will be very happy. Free beer and plum wine were also a nice touch for adults. The Onsen is a bit small, but there is an open-air bath as well. I was slightly concerned about the areas where the floor was green. Dust was noticeable on the tray where the glasses were placed in the Room. There is also a pool next door. You can enjoy both the pool and swimming in the sea.

On my way back from a business trip to Morioka, I took the Kamaishi Expressway via Hanamaki, stopped by the Roadside Station at Kamaishi Sennintoge, and headed south. This was my first stay at Crown Hills Kamaishi. For a business trip with breakfast and a large public bath included, it was very reasonably priced. There is a concentrated dining area nearby, making it easy to find dinner, and this season there was also a summer night market event that I really enjoyed. The late-night Kamaishi ramen was delicious as well. The sea was rough this time due to the typhoon, but next time I’d like to stay again with my family during a season outside typhoon period. Thank you very much for your hospitality.

We stayed here with our children while sightseeing in Nara. There were kid-friendly events such as a festival plaza, so we could enjoy the Ryokan rather than just spending time in our Room. The Onsen was simple but wonderfully warming, and we were very satisfied with the breakfast buffet, including the variety of dishes as well as drinks and desserts. The staff’s hospitality was also pleasant. Thank you very much.

I chose this hotel for my concert trip because it was reasonably priced. The Room was more spacious than expected, and the framed Miró print (with a serial number) was lovely. Elevator access required key authorization, so security felt solid. The shampoo and other amenities were POLA—moisturizing and pleasant to use—and both mineral water and coffee were available freely (helpful for preventing heatstroke). Best of all was the welcoming staff’s smiles. I hope to stay again when I have the chance.

It was very close to the station. The gyudon and ramen at night were delicious. The Room was clean and well maintained. Breakfast had a slightly limited selection, but it tasted good and included curry, so it was satisfying. Everything we needed was properly taken care of, and I would like to stay again.

Murakami Seiba Onsen, where we stayed this time, was a wonderful Onsen Accommodation that lets you fully enjoy breathtaking views of the Sea of Japan. What impressed me most was the sunset sinking into the Sea of Japan. As the colors of the sky and sea changed moment by moment, the sun slowly setting beyond the horizon was so beautiful I lost track of time watching it. The Onsen is also one of its biggest highlights. From the large public bath you can take in panoramic views of the Sea of Japan, and soaking at a relaxed pace while listening to the waves felt truly luxurious. The Accommodation is located just steps from the coast, making morning and evening walks a real pleasure. In the evening you can stroll while watching the sunset, and in the morning you can walk along the shore with a refreshing sea breeze—an especially soothing experience that only travel can offer.

It was a very clean Room with a separate bath and toilet, not a unit bath. The built-in switches for the lighting and other fixtures were also high-end.

The front desk staff were very kind! It was also heartwarming to find a handwritten message in the Room and a little duck in the bath. It said the duck could be taken home, so I brought it back and have it on display at home.

The Room you deodorized did not smell of cigarettes, which was my biggest concern. The bath was available at any time, the water temperature was just right, and it felt very relaxing. The French toast set I had been looking forward to was delicious, and so was the omelet. One thing that concerned me: when going out, we leave the Room key at the front desk. When I returned, I clearly gave my Room number and name, but the key didn’t work—then I realized it was for a different Room. That really surprised me and felt scary.

The Onsen is a beautiful blue color. The open-air bath is set in lush nature and very relaxing. The meals are delicious, and the restaurant is a lovely wooden building; since it has private rooms, you can dine at a leisurely pace. The staff were very kind—because it was raining, they came to greet us in the parking lot with an umbrella. There were many international staff members, so there were moments when Japanese was hard to communicate in, but everyone was hardworking and friendly. The building feels old, but the inside is clean with a cozy mountain-lodge atmosphere. I stayed on a weekday in June and was surprised at how affordable it was considering how good the service was. When I visit Yufuin, I definitely want to stay at this Hotel again.

Whenever I travel, I stay at this Hotel chain. The Room is very clean and compact, but it has plenty of space for sleeping. It’s just a little disappointing that the parking lot has only a limited number of spaces.