全國 × 餐飲評價高的飯店·日式旅館 - 720頁面

Stayed in July. Positive points: - Everything is provided, so you only need to bring a change of clothes (great for long stays). - The special feeling of renting out the entire hotel. - Overall cleanliness and comfort. - Surrounded by nature, completely free from noise. - Polite and attentive phone and email support from the management company. Points of concern: - Being in nature means there are many insects (but insect repellents are provided). - Missing screws for assembling the BBQ set made it unusable. - It would be better to list more details about what is available on the website (such a great place deserves more promotion). All guests unanimously said they would love to visit again!

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.

The accommodation was convenient as it allowed entry without a key. On clear days, you can enjoy views of Mt. Fuji and fireworks from Fuji-Q Highland. Each unit includes parking for two cars, making it suitable for large groups. Asama Shrine is right in front, allowing for peaceful early morning visits. With beautiful mountains nearby, this accommodation is also recommended for hiking enthusiasts.

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.

Even during extreme heat, the property is located in a cool area, so you can stay comfortable and feel refreshed. For travelers who mainly cook for themselves or eat out, the kitchen utensils and tableware are provided—just bring your ingredients and enjoy meals on your own schedule.

I booked immediately after seeing it on the website, and when I actually stayed there, it was spacious with a great sense of openness.

I stayed at a guesthouse for the first time. It seems that there are usually many guests from overseas. Contrary to my image, it was an old-fashioned and quiet room, so I felt relieved. The staff's response was very good. The only things that bothered me a little were the sound echoing when people walked in the hallway and the lack of a TV in the room. There were some amenities (including shared ones) which were helpful. There are many nice-looking restaurants around, and the prices are reasonable, so I would like to use it again if I have the chance.

Conveniently located for sightseeing in Tokyo. There was an unusual smell in the Room throughout the 3-night stay, like an air freshener used to mask cigarette odor, which made it worse. Considering the peak season, location, and price, it might be tolerable. Also, although it was stated that a washing machine was available for use, I couldn't use it despite trying multiple times with the manual. The smell and washing machine were the only downsides—just unfortunate points.

The electronic lock on the entrance is broken. However, the electronic lock for the Room is functional. While this may not be a significant issue for men, it could feel unsafe for women. Therefore, immediate repair is recommended. If someone suspicious were to enter the building as you step out of your Room, there would be no way to escape. The property is newly built with clean and functional Rooms. The bathroom includes a drying function, ensuring laundry dries perfectly by the next morning. As a side note, the wall light featuring koi fish creates a magical atmosphere. A convenience store is about a 2-minute walk away. One night costs ¥7,200 with free parking available (about a 3-minute walk).

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!

Snow-covered Mt. Ashibetsu right in front of you—and a vast, perfectly flat farm stretching out beyond. I was extremely satisfied with the spacious single-room, single-story layout with its wonderful view—ideal for solo travelers (and also suitable for a family trip of around six people or a stay with friends). It’s also well located for sightseeing in Furano. This is a detached house not in town, surrounded by wide farmland with no neighboring homes—perfect for those who want both privacy and easy access to Furano. This time, for the first time in decades, I enjoyed the nostalgic top bunk bed and took in the beautiful scenery while lying down. I heard the sofa can be converted into a double bed, so next time I’d love to enjoy the view from there as well. The contactless system is very convenient. If you have to worry about check-in time, your schedule before arrival becomes restricted. Here, you simply open the key locker using the PIN provided and take out the physical key. That means you can drive freely even on your arrival day. Not having to worry at all about being late due to an accident-related traffic jam is a big advantage for carefree travel. The easy-to-follow manual with color photos was also very helpful. The trash bins were separated for sorting, which made disposal easy and really appreciated. The sorting guide was clear as well, with specific examples that were useful. I would definitely like to stay again.

The Accommodation was very clean, especially the bathroom and kitchen areas. The futon was comfortable to sleep on, and the sofa was also very comfortable—overall, we were very satisfied.

The sauna was incredibly relaxing—absolutely amazing! Without being tied to a schedule, we could enjoy a barbecue and use the sauna whenever we liked, making it a truly blissful stay. The host was also very kind, and I definitely want to come back again. For this price, the overall experience was exceptional—outstanding value for money.