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It was great to have an Onsen in the Room, and it was also great that we could use the private family bath free of charge 24 hours a day on this trip.

A budget-friendly and welcoming accommodation opened by a former hotel staff member from Tokyo in their hometown of Ishigaki Island. The room linens and furnishings are very clean, ensuring a comfortable sleep. The shared spaces, including the dining area, kitchen, and refrigerator, are thoughtfully maintained. Conveniently located near bus stops for the airport route bus, such as the Remote Island Terminal and Museum-mae. Perfect for island hopping with easy access to a drugstore and FamilyMart within walking distance. Close to Misaki-cho, where you can enjoy morning or evening strolls, meals, or relaxing "yuntaku" time while fully experiencing the unique atmosphere and scenery of Ishigaki Island as the gateway to the Yaeyama Islands. Many guests are locals or seasoned travelers with good manners, making it reassuring even for first-time visitors. It was such a valuable experience that I look forward to staying again soon. Thank you!

First of all, the location was excellent, close to the teahouse district. It was also just a short distance from other spots such as Omicho Market, making sightseeing very easy. The Room had everything we needed, and having an Onsen with a stone bath made it perfect. Breakfast was a very delicious Japanese set meal. The staff were kind and attentive. Free drinks, plus complimentary laundry and parking, made it exceptionally well equipped in every way. This is an Accommodation I would gladly stay at again when visiting Kanazawa.

We stayed here as a couple while returning to my hometown. We had been looking forward to it, as the Accommodation is a beautifully restored historic building, including a Tottori Prefecture–designated protected cultural property, and our stay exceeded all expectations. The entire property was spotless and thoughtfully designed with a calm atmosphere; from the moment we stepped inside, it felt like a soothing, relaxing space. The Room was spacious, and we were able to truly unwind together and recover from everyday fatigue. We had seen photos beforehand, but the Room was even more impressive in person—a luxurious storehouse-style space with a maisonette layout and substantial exposed beams. It made me think, “So this is what it means to have architectural beauty all to yourself.” I also enjoy modern Hotels, but there was something deeply comforting about being in a space that preserves the timeless aesthetics of traditional Japan. The Facilities and bedding were modern and comfortable, and we both slept soundly. The meals were beautiful to look at as well—gentle flavors that let you feel the rich nature of Tottori and Kurayoshi—and I was genuinely surprised to find such wonderful dining at a Hotel in Kurayoshi. We would love to stop by again as a couple on our next trip home.

After arriving at the Accommodation, we borrowed an electric scooter and took a stroll along the seaside. Back in the Room, we worked up a sweat in the wood-burning stove sauna and felt refreshed, then enjoyed ice cream in the lounge while playing Pac-Man (lol). For dinner, we savored dishes featuring superb live squid and Saga beef with Tiger Beer, then went to sleep in a spacious bed while gazing out at the sea. Breakfast was also excellent—the rice was sweet and delicious, paired with local specialties like mirin-dried fish and squid shumai that you can only find here. After that, we took a cruise ship around Kabeshima Island. In the calm summer Genkai Sea, on the far side of Kabeshima we saw columnar joints like natural stone walls, listened to stories about islands near and far, and felt the wind as the boat sped along. We truly enjoyed an exceptionally special time. There are still so many great points I can’t even write them all—this all-inclusive Plan is simply amazing. On our way back they drove us to Karatsu-Nishi Station, making it easy to get to Hakata as well; it’s surprisingly accessible even without a car. This is an Accommodation I’ll keep remembering fondly long after returning home.

I love traditional Japanese houses and had been looking forward to this stay for a long time, and it turned out to be an outstanding Accommodation that far exceeded my expectations. As soon as we arrived, the hostess warmly welcomed us and carefully explained every detail of the property, which made me happy from the very start. The view from the Room—overlooking the Kamo River and pine trees—was truly charming, and I felt deeply relaxed, losing track of time. Each dish was delicious, one after another, and it was a constant delight. The location was also very convenient, so we were able to spend our time in complete comfort without any inconvenience. This has become my favorite Accommodation, and I will definitely stay again. Thank you for such a wonderful time.

The view from the Room is stunning, and you can enjoy an unforgettable sunset from the hilltop of Kouri Island. The area around the Accommodation is very quiet, which made it easy to enjoy a strong sense of privacy. The owner and staff were wonderfully hospitable, and we appreciated their attentive yet comfortable level of service and communication. This villa is especially recommended for couples.

Our family stayed in Shimizu for two nights. Needless to say, the Accommodation building itself was wonderful, but the atmosphere of the entire surrounding village was just as charming. Even before our stay, we started with a hands-on sweets-making experience using agar, and after check-out we wrapped up with a tour of Irisen’s agar factory. Our children loved agar so much that even after returning home from our trip, they’ve been enjoying making desserts every week with the dried agar we bought there. The local regional cuisine we ordered through catering was also delicious, and it was a real treat to enjoy dishes freshly prepared in the kitchen from early morning. It’s a place we’d love to visit again in another season.

From the moment we stepped inside, we were impressed by this special Hotel that felt like being abroad. Every detail was beautifully designed, and we were able to relax. We spent a peaceful time together as a couple. The living room was spacious and even had karaoke. This time it was just the two of us, but it’s a Hotel we’d love to use with a larger group such as friends or our daughter’s family. We would definitely like to stay again.

My first trip to Fukui, and my first time driving on snowy roads. I headed there feeling anxious because a heavy snow warning was in effect, but I’m truly glad I went. We stayed for one night and two days to celebrate my boyfriend’s birthday. The snowy scenery was so beautiful—I could have watched it forever—and we had such a wonderful time. At night, we snuggled up with an electric blanket and slept warmly. In the morning, we played in the snow together, and the jacuzzi was so amazing that we used it twice! We didn’t use the meal service; instead, we shopped near the station, brought everything back, and cooked for ourselves. There were plenty of seasonings available too, so we really enjoyed cooking together. No Meals Included is highly recommended. It was such a wonderful Accommodation that I almost didn’t want anyone else to know about it. The staff member Mima was very kind—by morning they had cleared the snow off our car and even shoveled snow for us—so we felt safe and comfortable throughout our stay. We’d love to visit again. Thank you very much!!

Before arriving, we got a little lost, but friendly locals kindly spoke to us. Even before check-in, we felt the warmth of the people and it made us smile. At the entrance, the cool sound of wind chimes welcomed us. We were impressed by how beautifully maintained this historic building is—many original elements remain, yet everything is kept in excellent condition. Thanks to the staff’s thoughtful explanations about the origin of the transom designs, hidden features within the building, and local history, we enjoyed our tour far more deeply than we could have on our own. The garden in the Omi-associated “Donketsu-ryu” style was unlike anything we had seen before. With many tall trees, we could enjoy a beautiful layered view not only from the first floor but also from our Room on the second floor. There was also a pond shaped like Lake Biwa and a tea-room-like space—an outstanding setting that made us want to relax outdoors in other seasons as well. We were also very satisfied with our meal at “Kokarokkon,” which came highly recommended by the Facility. Not only was every dish exceptional, but we were moved by everything—from the displayed art and attentive care from the staff to their explanations of each course and enjoyable conversation. This was a wonderful Accommodation filled with history, gardens, great food, and warm hospitality. We would love to visit again during a season when it’s comfortable enough to spend more time outside.

It was our first time staying in a cultural heritage property, and it was a valuable experience for our children as well—we were able to enter places we normally wouldn’t, such as the tea room, Noh stage, and storehouse. It also allowed us to take a three-generation trip with our parents, who preferred not to travel far due to physical limitations, and we made wonderful memories.

Conveniently located within walking distance of Takayama Station and the historic streetscape. The moment we stepped inside, we couldn’t help but exclaim, “Wow!”—it was truly wonderful. The first-floor area features a large dining table, sofas, and a big-screen TV, and it’s a lovely touch that the spacious kitchen is hidden behind shoji screens. Room partitions are done with shoji screens, and there’s a raised tatami room. The garden can be seen through large windows. There’s also an indoor bedroom reached via a gravel path—an inviting Japanese-style space where you can truly relax. The second-floor bedroom is also spacious, with an adjoining tatami area and even a bench sofa—enough space for one family to unwind comfortably on the second floor alone. There are two sinks as well, and the amenities were great. The bathroom is spacious too, and the shower is very modern and exciting to use. There was also a bathtub ^^ With both a washing machine and a sauna, it was a fantastic Accommodation stay where we could really take our time and enjoy ourselves. It can accommodate an even larger group together, so we’d love to come back again next time.

This spacious maisonette-style accommodation is comfortable even for four adults. Mornings are especially memorable—enjoying coffee on the terrace while listening to the sound of the waves. The beach is within walking distance, and taking the picnic set provided in the cabin made our time by the sea even better. It was a relaxing stay that let us forget the hustle and bustle of city life.

I stayed here on my first trip to Ishigaki Island. The Room’s private pool and ocean view were breathtaking. At night, the stars were clearly visible, and the sound of the waves was quiet and soothing, making it very comfortable to relax. The Room’s design was also thoughtfully done and wonderful.

We stayed as a family of four during the Obon holidays. The Accommodation was very clean and beautiful. The Onsen and the meals were both excellent. We were also able to buy Shizuoka oden that you recommended on our way home, and it was very delicious! It was a warm, comfortable Accommodation. We would love to visit again during the autumn foliage season. Thank you very much.

I stayed overnight with friends and was happy to be able to use things like ReFa that I don’t usually get to use! It felt luxurious and gave me an experience I don’t normally have. The location is amazing, too.

The hospitality was excellent, and the staff were very kind. The meals were delicious, and the various Facilities were very clean, so we felt comfortable and at ease throughout our stay. When we visit Okinawa again, we will stay here! Thank you for a wonderful one-night, two-day stay.

This was our second stay with a friend’s family. Once again, we were completely satisfied. From the welcome drinks, you were also very considerate of the children. You even prepared the rice cooker we had talked about last year, so we were able to enjoy rice with whitebait in the morning. We look forward to staying again next summer for our third visit.

I stayed here on the first day of my Onsen tour in Saga Prefecture. Everything was perfect, including the baths and the meals. The bath water was unbelievably silky and milky white—an experience I’ve never had before. The food was delicious, as you’d expect from a property that also runs a Japanese restaurant! Next time, I’d like to book a Multiple Night Stay. It’s expensive at 100,000 yen per night for one person, though.