全國 × 賞花住宿客房和設施評價高的飯店·日式旅館 - 76頁面

The meals, views, and baths were all excellent. Above all, the staff’s service was attentive and outstanding. This is an Accommodation I would like to visit again.

This was my second stay. Located north of Kakegawa, it’s a very quiet Accommodation where you can truly relax. The baths and meals are excellent. The guest Rooms vary depending on which Room you choose. It’s a small Accommodation with few guests, so you can take it easy. The proprietress and everyone else are very kind, and you can feel at home without any hesitation. It’s a Ryokan that makes you want to come back again.

We stayed here after descending from Mt. Naeba. Thank you for allowing us to park our car from the morning and for serving us dinner even though we arrived late. Although I am a local of Niigata, the dishes, such as Kanto-style kenchin soup and grilled sweetfish, were different from the traditional Uonuma style but deeply satisfying and nourishing after the hike. The warm bath was incredibly relaxing, and we rested soundly afterward. The three of us stayed in a spacious room that felt like a training camp atmosphere, making it very comfortable. Breakfast was just the right amount, and with a later check-out time, we fully enjoyed Naeba's refreshing morning air. We will definitely stay again if we climb nearby mountains in the future. Please give our regards to your lovely dog Ku-chan who didn’t bark at us! (The photo is taken at Mt. Naeba’s summit.)

It was a small, cozy Accommodation. The hospitality was warm. I wish the amenities had been a bit more complete, but I enjoyed the breakfast. I would like to stay again if I have the opportunity.

My spouse and I stayed for one night and two days. The Facility was very clean overall, and it was stocked with plenty of the latest appliances. The sauna came with unlimited firewood, and it heated up properly. The river right in front was cold and felt amazing. The provided shampoo and conditioner were also great. It’s a place that makes you want to come back regularly to refresh.

As a first-time guest, I didn’t know the entrance passcode and was stuck. I contacted the Hotel after 3:00 p.m., but instead of speaking with someone, I only received automated guidance telling me to send my questions by email. While I was doing that, an email with the entrance passcode arrived (it wasn’t sent in response to my request—it was a separate email). Only then could I enter and complete check-in. The first email did not mention that a passcode is also required at the entrance, so it’s easy to mistake the number under the QR code for the entrance code. It was raining, and because the eaves at the entrance are high and short, some guests couldn’t get inside without getting wet. Other guests were also confused—I even had to unlock it from inside and tell them that the entrance passcode is different. It would be helpful if there were on-site instructions explaining how many digits the entrance passcode has and that it is different from the QR-code number. The Room itself was new and clean, although the walls are thin enough that you can hear TV sounds. Since I stayed in my Room during daytime on a Multiple Night Stay, I would like a “No cleaning / Do not enter” sign to be provided.

I used this place for my fishing expedition in Shimane. The location is excellent, situated between Hamada and Oda, making it a very nice spot. I will definitely come again next time.

We stayed here with our family of four for a memorial service. We stayed in a spacious 20-tatami Room on the second floor, which was connected to another Room with a kotatsu, so it felt very open and comfortable. The place has the relaxing atmosphere of a countryside grandmother’s home. The garden trees were well maintained and lovely to look at. We did not add meals, but there are many restaurants inside the nearby AEON mall, so we had no trouble finding places to eat. Also, we were told the bath is not an Onsen but mineral spring water, and it was gentle and didn’t leave us feeling fatigued afterward. The tub is about the right size for around three people. The water was quite hot, so we added cold water as we soaked. There is no elevator in the building, so it may be difficult for elderly guests. There may be guest Rooms on the first floor as well, so if you plan to stay, it’s best to check with the Accommodation in advance.

We stayed overnight after a day at the beach. The Accommodation owner was very gentle and welcoming, which made us feel at ease. When we asked about setting off the fireworks we brought, he suggested an open space in the parking lot next door and even lent us a bucket (we’re sorry for leaving the firework debris as well). The meals were carefully prepared and absolutely delicious. Thanks to such thoughtful hospitality, we were able to relax and enjoy a peaceful time.

The room was very clean, and the front desk staff were very pleasant and helpful. However, there is no elevator, so you have to take the stairs to your room, which made carrying luggage difficult.

I stayed one night to view the cherry blossoms at Takato Castle Ruins Park. As a Business Hotel, it had all the necessary Facility and amenities without excess. The service was professional and reliable. The meals were typical of the Route Inn Hotel chain—nothing special, but perfectly acceptable. I think it couldn’t be helped that breakfast was crowded and there was a line. Above all, I appreciated having a large public bath where I could relax.

Because it is close to Ginza, I used it for an overnight stay only and returned late. There was no bathtub, but the multifunction showerhead and body jet feature helped me feel refreshed. I would like to stay again.

My husband and I stayed here in July. The meals were truly delicious, and the Onsen was wonderful. On the way home we even said, “It was so good we wish they ran a restaurant,” and it became an unforgettable taste for us. The living room had a warm, nostalgic atmosphere—like the shop where Kiki’s mother works in *Kiki’s Delivery Service*. The owners were lovely people, and Mugi-chan was incredibly soothing as well. They also kindly provided Shuttle Service early in the morning, which helped us a lot. Thanks to that, although rockfall on 7/1 meant we had to start from the Daisekkei bus stop, we were able to safely hike Mt. Norikura up to Tatamidaira and Maodake, and fully take in the spectacular scenery unique to this season. Thank you so much for your heartfelt hospitality. We would love to visit again.

Amazing value for money! The Room was spacious and clean. I also loved the pillow selection service—I slept soundly! The bath had separate hours for men and women, so it felt a bit rushed, but it was spacious and even had an open-air bath with floating rose petals, which was wonderful. I really enjoyed the breakfast buffet as well!

Upon check-in, the entrance was crowded with foreign guests, some sitting on the floor with scattered luggage, which was surprising. The trash bins were overflowing, and there were items like empty instant noodle cups. The room and amenities were pleasant, allowing for a relaxing stay. However, the space between the bed and wall was narrow, making it difficult to find a spot to open a suitcase. Breakfast offered both Japanese and Western options, so even during my two-night stay, I didn’t get tired of it.

I came for work in a large vehicle and stayed here for the first time. The building is not new, but it is spacious, and the Room, unit bath, and toilet were extremely clean and comfortable. I would have found it easier to work if the Room lighting had been a bit brighter.

This is my second stay. The Room is the largest I’ve ever stayed in, and it’s a Hotel with views of Mt. Tokachidake from the window. The wallpaper is slightly peeling, but for this spacious Room at this price, the value for money is excellent.

We arrived by rental car. At first, even with Google Maps we couldn’t find the Accommodation’s parking area and were a bit confused, but when we called the Accommodation, a staff member came to pick us up right away. Everyone on the staff was kind and pleasant. The meals were also delicious. No matter the time of day, the view from our Room of Onomichi’s townscape and Senkoji Temple was truly beautiful. We did notice some noise from footsteps in the hallway and doors opening and closing, but we were still able to rest well. We would love to stay here again next time we visit Onomichi. Thank you very much.

I tend to check the exterior on Google Maps in advance. This time as well, I looked it up beforehand and thought it seemed like an older Hotel, but since it was this price with an Onsen, I decided to stay—and it pleasantly surprised me. The room was very spacious and extremely clean, and the bed and pillows were soft; I slept wonderfully. The only downside was that—though I’m not sure if it was just that day—the Wi‑Fi didn’t connect at all. The Onsen has a great view, but I did notice the shower water pressure was weak and the bath depth was a bit shallow. Still, I’m grateful there’s a large public bath, so it was totally acceptable.

Unlike the Kanazawa Station location, I did not receive a confirmation call about pre-booking the EV charger. As a result, I called several times to Check Reservation, but every call was automatically routed to the call center, and I couldn’t tell whether my Reservation was secured until I arrived. When I explained this at the front desk, an older staff member apologized politely. Thankfully, the Reservation had been made. The EV charger is located behind the Hotel, and there is only one unit. By the way, this staff member provided the best and most professional service I have ever experienced at Route Inn—his attentiveness was outstanding. The lobby offered local Nakano apple juice and chilled sweets, which was a nice touch. The Room had been renovated, but the unit bath was an extremely small old-style type—especially the toilet. There were few restaurants nearby and it’s quite far to the station area, so we used Hanachaya in the Hotel for dinner. Route Inn properties with limited dining options nearby often have Hanachaya. I don’t think this was available before, but they now offer all-you-can-drink: 1 hour for 1,000 yen or 1.5 hours for 1,650 yen. It’s an excellent deal and hard to pass up. The draft beer was great, and they also had three types of local sake. The food was simply good, and the older gentleman working there was very kind. The bill ended up being very reasonable as well—I was satisfied overall. The only downside is that there aren’t many menu items; if you doubled the menu selection, sales and guest satisfaction would probably double too. Please consider it. Breakfast was fine overall, but it was disappointing that there wasn’t any curry here.