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Compared with my memory of staying at a Super Hotel in Okayama about 27 years ago, it has evolved unbelievably—and it was fantastic. Since hotels in central Tokyo are expensive on Fridays, I’m glad I chose this Akabane location a little outside the center. The room had a wide lower bed and a loft bed you climb up to, but we were basically just sleeping there, and both were fluffy and comfortable. The trash bin was large and clearly separated for sorting. Even though the room is compact, it’s fine for two people for one night—there were two outlets by the tissue box as well, and with a power strip it’s more than enough. Here are the highlights: The breakfast buffet is inexpensive yet very satisfying and delicious. The Tokyo milk, croissants, eggs, and other dishes were all great. Even though space is limited, there’s a carbonated public bath—and you can use it continuously from night through morning, which is wonderful. Of course I went twice. I was exhausted, but soaking first thing in the morning woke me right up. There are plenty of amenities available at the front desk; I like higher pillows so I could borrow one, and they even had sheet masks. The loungewear comes as separate top and bottom pieces (like at a massage place), with multiple sizes to choose from. No checkout procedure needed. Breakfast has become incredibly luxurious compared to what it used to be (just bread and coffee). The bedding is fluffy. Just one request: the room lighting is quite dim. For makeup application, I’d really appreciate having even just one very bright white light near the TV area. I brought my own lighted mirror so I managed fine, but without one it would be difficult. It’s also convenient—one train line from Tokyo Station and close to the station—so honestly better value than paying high prices in central Tokyo. Having twin beds (not just doubles) for two people was great too: enjoy breakfast buffet options galore after picking up amenities at the front desk before heading to that relaxing public bath! Even the disposable shampoo/conditioner quality was perfectly fine. I’m glad we didn’t force ourselves into an overpriced hotel downtown. Also worth mentioning: there’s a tasty champon restaurant on the way from the station to the hotel that’s open until 10:30 p.m.

The staff’s attitude and service, the Room cleaning, the bathroom cleanliness, the views and night scenery, and the lounge were all outstanding—I couldn’t find a single negative point. Adding breakfast was absolutely the right choice! The luxurious dishes, complimentary à la carte items, and drinks were all excellent.

Thank you for your very attentive service and thoughtful hospitality from our arrival to the end of our stay. As it was my grandmother’s birthday, you celebrated with us, and she was very happy. Thank you so much. It’s an accommodation we would love to visit again.

From check-in to check-out, we received very attentive hospitality. The Room, bath, meals, and service were all excellent—an Accommodation we were truly satisfied with. We had such a meaningful stay that we didn’t want to return to reality. Thank you very much.

I was able to enjoy the open-air bath at a relaxed, quiet pace. The kaiseki dinner had more dishes than I expected and was delicious. In particular, the Hida beef was outstanding—sweet and tender, melting in my mouth. Breakfast was also excellent with nothing to complain about. As a coffee lover, I really appreciated being able to enjoy lounge coffee freely at any time. This is an inn that makes you want to come back again.

The convenience is excellent, with the express bus stop from Sendai right in front of the property, and the bathroom’s separate washing area was also a big plus. Above all, I was amazed by how lavish the breakfast was. I chose the Japanese set, and was surprised to be served a tray-style meal that felt just like a Ryokan. Starting with imoni soup served on a small burner, every dish showcased Yamagata specialties—I was truly impressed. Both the quality and portion size were completely satisfying. I would love to stay again.

We stayed here to celebrate my father’s 90th birthday. Unfortunately, it rained so we couldn’t enjoy a terrace barbecue or stargazing, but the staff’s thoughtful hospitality, the impeccably clean room, and the delicious, beautifully presented, generous meals made our stay wonderful—my 83-year-old mother was especially pleased. The sauna floor didn’t warm up very well, which was a bit disappointing, but everything else was excellent. If we have the chance, we would love to stay again. Thank you very much.

The location was outstanding above all else. The in-room bath was an Onsen, and the view was so incredible that I could have stayed in it forever without wanting to leave. The Room was a perfect size and felt very clean. The meals were excellent, and I was very satisfied with both breakfast and dinner. There wasn’t any particular dress code inside the property, and it was fine to dine in loungewear, which made for a very relaxing stay. We joined the optional stargazing guide tour, but unfortunately Mt. Onidake—the planned observation spot—was covered by clouds so we couldn’t observe there. However, the guide quickly took us to another location, and we were able to see a wonderful starry sky. We enjoyed the Milky Way and summer constellations with the naked eye. The only disappointing thing was that there was a used tissue left in the pocket of the loungewear provided in our Room—apparently from a previous guest. I wonder if they didn’t check the pockets during cleaning… I also became curious about other Onko Chishin properties, so I went ahead and signed up for membership (lol).

Recently, I had been staying mostly at foreign-owned Resort Hotels, but I was truly impressed by the outstanding balance and high standards in every aspect—service, cuisine, Room quality, and the Onsen. It reminded me of the exceptional level of Japanese hospitality.

Since all guests have dogs, you don’t need to worry about being considerate of others without pets. Everything was thoroughly cleaned, and the staff were outstanding. The location is also excellent, so you can fully enjoy Kyoto with your dog. This is the best Hotel for dog lovers—so great that it feels like everyone becomes a repeat guest.

This luxury Japanese-style Ryokan with views of Mt. Fuji offered exceptional service. The view from the Room was stunning, and the windows were polished to a shine, which showed true hospitality. Both the in-room bath and the large public bath were comfortable and deeply relaxing. The meals were also delicious. The attentive service made our children happy as well. This is an Accommodation we would love to visit again.

This was our fifth stay in two consecutive years (we also visited 12 and 25 years ago, haha). The Room was clean, the meals were delicious, and we especially enjoyed the extra-ordered red ika somen. We also loved the welcome chestnut steamed yokan. We had one from a famous confectionery in Kyoto the day before, but this one suited our taste better. We bought some at the shop on our way home. Thank you very much for upgrading our Room as well. As we were leaving, the proprietress kindly said, “Please come again,” so we hope to visit again next year. Thank you very much.

I was looking for a highly rated Onsen Ryokan to stay at in Okayama, so I chose this one. It was a great choice. The meals were exactly as described—quality over quantity—and the portions were perfect for older guests. It’s also an all-inclusive property, so I enjoyed a variety of drinks and snacks; the doburoku in particular was excellent. I don’t recall drinking it much before, but it went down smoothly, and next time I think I’ll stick with doburoku after my beer. I’m glad I stayed here.

We used this for our annual family trip. My father had stayed here a long time ago, so it brought back great memories and we all got excited. The food was delicious, and we really enjoyed the Kero sauna and the pool. It was also nice that swimsuits were available to borrow! It seemed like the humidifier was broken... that was the only disappointment, but everything else was great.

My husband and I stayed at this Accommodation for one night during a two-day drive from Tokyo to Suwa and Narai-juku. Everyone on the staff was truly kind and attentive, and thanks to their warm hospitality we had a wonderful, enjoyable time. Right by the lakeside, we were able to relax in the open-air bath in our Room and fully enjoy the luxury of free-flowing natural hot spring water. The rooftop infinity bath was also very pleasant. The meals featured locally sourced ingredients, and we enjoyed dishes that felt uniquely Shinshu. There were many tableware items, furnishings, and pieces of furniture that matched my taste. We would love to visit again in a different season. The pass tour visiting four shrines was also excellent.

We stayed as a family of three adults. For three people, many places offer a twin Room with an extra bed, which can make the bed arrangement tricky, but this was a four-person Room with four beds and two toilets—more than enough for three adults and a wonderful Room. I would have liked it even more if the table area had been Japanese-style. The amenities were well prepared, and we were satisfied with the Facility, including the large public bath and lounge. The welcome drink was nice, and both dinner and breakfast were delicious. However, at both dinner and breakfast, the staff serving the food did not look clean in their attire, which was very disappointing given how lovely the dishes were.

I’d heard the rumors, and they were true: the setting, hospitality, and cuisine were all outstanding. I’ve always felt that the Tokugawa family helped shape the foundations of Japanese culture, and Shiraisi-ya is said to be an even older establishment with over 300 years of history. I felt as though I experienced the secret to its longevity firsthand. I’d gladly recommend it to friends.

A bit away from the downtown area, but with a large public bath and breakfast included, I was very satisfied with the price. The only reasons I didn’t give a perfect score were that the loungewear felt a bit stiff and uncomfortable, the in-Room toilet felt cheap, and there was no black tea at breakfast.

When visiting Disney, this is the first hotel I search for. If there’s availability, I feel lucky—and if the dates work, I book immediately. Compared with hotels around Shin-Urayasu, taxi fares can add up, so it’s great that I can put that money toward upgrading our meals instead.

Although it’s in a convenient location, I hadn’t had the chance to visit until now, and I was able to truly relax. It was a reassuring Hotel where you can feel Japan’s unique spirit of hospitality. From the courteous explanations by what seemed like an experienced hotel staff member, to the way someone who appeared to be the person in charge quietly checked on things during breakfast, the flexible support in the lounge, and thoughtful touches even after checkout—there was an atmosphere of refined, calm hospitality that naturally made me feel well cared for. The message dessert and flower arrangement I requested at short notice were also wonderful, and the Room was bright and modern—somewhere I’d love to make my “second home.” If I may offer a suggestion, I think a simple map summarizing nearby highlights and how to get there would make the stay even more enjoyable (the sculpture(s), surrounding buildings/area, Hie Shrine, local history, etc.). Also, it would be great to have an easy-to-use solo relaxation Plan or a Plan where guests can casually enjoy matcha. In addition, having liquid hand soap (rather than bar soap) would be convenient. It’s a Hotel I would gladly choose again—whether with family or friends, or even on my own. In the future, it would be wonderful if my family or acquaintances held their wedding ceremony or reception at the neighboring classic house and could stay at this Hotel as well.