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I stayed here as a Hotel for a fan trip. Thank you for upgrading my stay. It was helpful, as fewer Hotels offer smoking Rooms these days. The Room was spacious and nice. However, the lighting was warm-toned, which made doing my makeup difficult. I wish there had been a white light near the mirror. I ended up opening the curtains and using natural light while doing my makeup. I understand it’s a Hotel, but the hair dryer airflow was also weak, so it would be helpful if guests could choose a stronger one for an additional fee. The location is good—one stop from Tokyo Dome and close to the station. But I wouldn’t really say it’s within walking distance from Tokyo Dome.

I stayed for two nights. You served meals that were different from what I expected, and they were very delicious. The tatami in the Room was also new and comfortable, so I had a pleasant stay. Thank you very much.

Thank you very much for preparing a bedwetting sheet for our stay. You also responded promptly to our inquiry at the time of Reservation, which made us feel very reassured. As we were traveling with a small child, your staff’s warm consideration allowed us to relax and enjoy our stay with peace of mind. We are truly grateful. We would love to stay again. Thank you very much.

This was my third stay. It was my first time visiting in summer, and the lush greenery outside the window was very soothing. There are many international staff members, but everyone works hard and it never feels out of place. This time, I ordered cake and coffee to go from the café lounge, and I really appreciated how a Japanese staff member carefully packed the cup in the cake box so it wouldn’t tip over—such thoughtful attention to detail. I’ll be back again. Thank you very much.

What I liked 1. The complimentary drinks on arrival—draft beer was excellent. The oden was also great. You don’t find this at other places. 2. The shampoo bar in the Onsen area—this was a favorite and not something other places offer. 3. It was great that the games were free of charge. 4. We enjoyed table tennis, and we really appreciated that it was free of charge. Request for improvement Since we stayed in Aoi-kan, I understand that the building is older, but I did notice an odor in the corridors and in our Room. My daughter also said the corridor smell made it feel a bit spooky, which was disappointing. These days, scent is important—for example, Lexus dealerships have a very pleasant fragrance inside—so I would appreciate it if you could install a fragrance diffuser or similar device in the corridors. That said, thank you very much for a satisfying stay.

I booked our stay for the last day of Golden Week on Yahoo Travel two days in advance. It was a staff-selected Room and there was only one left, but it was a Japanese-Western style Room with two separate rooms and a unit bath, so my wife, who has some difficulty with her legs, was very satisfied. Dinner was delicious and satisfying, though it felt a little small for a man. The breakfast buffet offered both Japanese and Western options, and it was fun to make your own seafood rice bowl or sashimi set meal. The baths had two types—hot and lukewarm—and there was also a sauna, so I went in four times. The staff service, Facilities, and amenities were all satisfactory. However, the Room lighting did not support dimming, so it sometimes felt dark. This was our first time staying on Awaji Island, and my wife and I are already talking about staying again next time.

The Onsen water quality was excellent in both the large public bath and the private reservable bath. I wished the bathing hours were extended until around 2:00 a.m., as I would have loved to soak one more time. The complimentary fondant chocolate and cold tea in the post-bath lounge were delicious. The brunch curry topped with roast beef was luxurious, beautifully presented, and very tasty. Being able to enjoy the perfect combination of Ureshino Onsen and Ureshino tea truly helped me recharge with nature’s energy. Thank you very much—I would love to stay again.

We arrived slightly later than planned, around 4:30 PM, and found the parking lot was full. The first affiliated parking lot we were directed to was also full, but we managed to park at the next one we were guided to. While it’s understandable that parking is essential even in non-urban areas, this left a slightly disappointing impression. However, we were relieved to find a spot even though it was a bit farther away. The next day during checkout, it was raining, and we appreciated being able to borrow an umbrella from the front desk. Thanks to this thoughtful gesture, we could walk back to the parking lot without getting wet. The Room itself was very comfortable and made for an enjoyable stay. One minor issue was with the toilet seat heater—it wasn’t clear that contacting the front desk was necessary for it to warm up. As a result, I initially used it cold before realizing I should have called earlier; perhaps there were instructions somewhere that I missed. Overall though, our experience here was very good!

This time, I stayed two nights on the Mojiko side, then took the ferry across to the Shimonoseki side for one night. It was a very sunny and hot day, but Karato Market, the Karato Ferry Terminal, Kaikyokan (Shimonoseki Aquarium), Hai! Karatto Yokocho (a small amusement park), and RISONARE are all lined up in the same area, so it’s great that you can enjoy everything within walking distance. On top of that, the Hotel offers plenty of kid-friendly activities such as the pufferfish pool and pufferfish beach, and the little ones looked like they were having a wonderful time. I also saw families staying with three generations together—this seems like an excellent choice for family trips. As for me, it was a solo trip for one night, so I treated myself to a full pufferfish Italian course at Otto Sette in the dining room (the aperitif was served on the terrace at sunset before moving into the dining room!). I also enjoyed a relaxing resort stay in a new and comfortable Room while taking in views of the Kanmon Straits. In the morning, I started my walk before dawn along Arukaport Promenade by the sea in front of the Hotel. With cool sea breezes and gradually brightening skies over the Kanmon Straits, I walked past Karato Market to Sister City Plaza at the end of the promenade to watch sunrise. Then I returned along the same path back to the Hotel and joined “Sea Breeze Stretch” on Namunami Terrace with its beautifully kept lawn. After that came an incredible breakfast buffet with so many options it was hard to choose—I enjoyed it right up to my limit. At PUKU PUKU’s breakfast buffet, kawara soba, seafood marinated rice bowls, and French toast are must-haves—go hungry. Even though it was only one night, it felt incredibly fulfilling. I’d love to come back—and now I want to visit other RISONARE properties too. Also, even if you make a Reservation here, it’s convenient that you can log in on their official website using your Reservation Number and arrange meals and activities online in advance.

This was my first stay, and all the staff were very friendly, and the food was delicious.

We stayed here as a family. On the way to the Ryokan, it felt very retro and we were a bit worried, but the staff member who checked us in was extremely kind, and we would love to stay again. Thanks to you, we had a wonderful trip. Thank you very much.

The Hotel is in an older building, but it is well maintained and very clean, and the front desk staff were warm and welcoming. The location is very close to Tsukiji Market, and it was a good, affordable Hotel for exploring Tsukiji and Ginza. It’s behind Honganji Temple, and they were holding a Bon Odori dance festival.

Every year around this time, I stay here for a conference. In the past, I had to leave early the next morning due to work, but this time I had a little extra time and was able to enjoy breakfast. It was more lavish than I expected, with plenty of options, and I ended up eating more than usual. The Room was clean and well maintained, and I was very satisfied. There is also motorcycle parking in front of the entrance, and the large overhang seems to provide good protection from rain even for larger bikes.

The room was even cuter and more stylish than the photos on the reservation page. The TV allowed casting, and the table had casters, making it convenient to arrange as desired. The water server is only available on the 4th floor, so those with a room on that floor are lucky. However, hallway noise and smells were occasionally noticeable. My room faced the road, but outside noise was not an issue. Breakfast was slightly expensive but excellent in both quality and quantity. I chose a seafood bowl, but the raw egg looked delicious too, and there was also morning porridge available. I'm glad I had breakfast here!

We stayed on a Plan that included two meals and tickets to the Otsuka Museum of Art. Dinner featured a variety of sea bream dishes, and the sashimi was fresh with a pleasantly firm texture unlike anything we had tried before. For breakfast, we enjoyed every dish topped with a generous mound of whitebait. From both the large public bath and the in-room bath, you can see the Onaruto Bridge. You can also clearly watch the tidal currents right in front of you. The staff were kind and helpful, including explaining the dishes, which made our stay very comfortable. The views and location were excellent, and we had a wonderful time. Thank you very much.

Dinner was a course featuring pufferfish and a boat platter, and we enjoyed plenty of pufferfish. The local sake was also delicious, and we ended up drinking more than planned. Breakfast was Japanese-style as well, with side dishes that paired nicely with white rice. The homemade pickled plums were tasty too. We stayed in a detached room, but the stairs were steep, so going up and down with a suitcase felt a bit unsafe. The bath was small, but very relaxing. The bath mat was quite slippery, which concerned me, but overall the place was clean and the staff were sincere and attentive. It was a wonderful guesthouse—I’d like to bring my father next time.

I’ve stayed at four Mercure properties with my family so far, and honestly, this one was the best. The dinner selection felt more geared toward adults and wasn’t overly focused on fried foods; the tuna sashimi was exceptionally fresh, and there was a generous amount of eel—Shizuoka is the best. It’s a place you’ll definitely want to return to.

We stayed here to visit Toy Kingdom. We chose this Hotel because it was close—about a 6-minute drive from Toy Kingdom. The exterior looks a bit aged, but the inside was well cleaned and comfortable. We stayed in a Japanese-style Room on the ocean side. However, since it was on the second floor, trees blocked the view and we couldn’t really enjoy the scenery. The amenities were fine overall, but it was disappointing that there were no skincare items like lotion provided in the Room. Also, perhaps because it was summer, the bath water temperature was extremely hot. Our 7-year-old daughter kept going back and forth between the cold bath and the hot bath (lol), and our 5-year-old son didn’t seem able to get in. At the buffet, they grilled meat at a live kitchen station, and it was tender and very delicious. There was also a great variety of ice cream. It felt like most guests were families, so we thought this Hotel would be very comfortable for those traveling with children.

The building feels a bit old, but it is well maintained and there were no issues. The hospitality was excellent, with thoughtful attention to detail throughout. The meals were delicious as well—nothing to complain about. The stargazing tour was also great, and I would like to visit again in a different season.

Due to an approaching typhoon, we couldn’t see the sunset over Mutsu Bay, but the view of Yunoshima from the open-air bath was absolutely wonderful. The meals were also very satisfying, and it became a fun summer memory!!