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Dinner was outstanding! Every dish served was delicious. I’d love to have the octopus steak and the simmered clams again. The mozuku seaweed was a variety I don’t usually see, and the recommended “Gyorokke” was also very satisfying. It’s an Accommodation for food lovers that I’d like to visit again.

My family visiting from overseas stayed here. As soon as they arrived at Tenku, they were impressed by the beautiful views, and they were also happy that the outdoor bath has a water heater, making it easy to use. Although the building isn’t very large, they were impressed by how comfortable and well designed it is. However, the bathroom felt quite small. They were surprised by the small bathroom, but throughout their stay they kept saying, “We want to come again.”

I stayed here after looking for a budget-friendly place at the last minute. The amenities were fine, though there were no towels provided. The breakfast toast sandwich was incredibly delicious, and I’d love to have it again. The family-run atmosphere, with small children around, made the stay feel very cozy and welcoming. The Room and unit bath were clean, so I had no issues staying here. One minor disappointment was that I expected a family bath based on the website but found it out of service. Also, since it's not an extremely hot area, there was no air conditioning; however, having at least a fan would have been nice for slightly warm afternoons.

Our family of three and two small dogs stayed here. The Room was clean and exactly as shown in the photos. We could feel the owner’s thoughtful touches throughout the kitchen and bathroom, and we were very satisfied with the warm hospitality. Kyoto isn’t an easy trip for us, but we would definitely like to stay again. We asked a few questions in advance, and they replied right away, so we had no worries up to the day of our stay.

Thank you for taking care of us during our visit home to my parents. 　 When I made the Reservation, I didn’t know there would be a fireworks festival on our stay date, and only realized it the day before. I called to ask about traffic restrictions, and your staff explained everything very kindly, which allowed us to head there with peace of mind. 　 At check-in, the parking area and how to use the Facility were explained clearly, and we also received helpful advice related to the fireworks festival. The service was very pleasant. I also accidentally left my car key at the counter, but you went out of your way to find it and bring it back to me—thank you very much. 　 The Room was spacious and well maintained, so we were able to stay comfortably. However, since it is a pension-style Accommodation, soundproofing is slightly weak. We could hear children from a family staying upstairs running around. The noise continued past the designated quiet time (10:00 PM), so I informed a staff member; after a while it quieted down, so I believe you took some kind of action. 　 The location is convenient: there is a 24-hour supermarket nearby as well as public baths and restaurants, so even with No Meals Included we had no trouble at all. Cooking utensils, tableware, and an IH cooktop are fully provided as well, so self-catering is not an issue. 　 Shirarahama Beach is about a 5-minute walk away, making it easy to go swimming in the sea. We were able to watch the fireworks up close that day and were extremely satisfied. 　 This was an Accommodation I would like to use again when I have another chance. Thank you very much!

We stayed for one night from March 19. It was an Accommodation that truly lived up to its high-rated Reviews. The Room was a bit compact, but it had a spacious wood-deck balcony, was thoroughly cleaned, and felt very fresh and relaxing. They also provided a waterproof sheet for our dog, so the bedding was OK. We followed proper etiquette and used a diaper, so we were able to sleep together comfortably. Dinner was BBQ on the large wood deck (honestly like yakiniku from an upscale restaurant). We really enjoyed the wagyu that the owner personally cuts—absolutely delicious. There were also lean wagyu and chicken tenderloin for dogs, and our dog happily ate it all. Vegetables, soup, rice balls, etc. were included as a set, and there are plenty of optional menu items as well. The Onsen can be reserved privately in 1-hour time slots (Reservation required), so you can soak slowly and unwind. From 10:00 PM to 6:00 AM it becomes open access—if it’s available you can use it (all private Onsen use is free). They even have a bathtub for dogs, so your dog can enjoy the Onsen too!! There is of course a dog run, and since this Accommodation hosts only three groups total, we could enjoy it at our own pace. Breakfast was a handmade burger—also outstanding. Options like extra patty or cheese are available! It seems you can also switch to a hot sandwich. Yogurt, onion soup, salad, and your choice of drink were included as well—we were very satisfied. This Accommodation hosts only three groups per day (Sunny), so we could relax fully and enjoy the Onsen—and since our dog isn’t great with other dogs sometimes, it was perfect that everything could be done mostly within our Room area. It was very reasonably priced: delicious meals, wonderful Onsen time, and the best part—being able to stay with our dog all the time. To the owner couple, their adorable son, and Sunny the resident dog—thank you for such a fun and fulfilling trip!! We’ve already made our next Reservation too; I’ll work hard until then while looking forward to coming back.

We stayed here as a family for our climb of the Three Mountains of Dewa. The vegetarian meals served in the morning and evening were carefully prepared, with each dish being incredibly delicious. Our entire family kept saying how amazing everything tasted! We were also deeply grateful to participate in the morning prayer service. Afterward, we had the opportunity to hear about the history of this accommodation from a Yamabushi monk, which was truly enlightening. On the first day, we climbed Mount Haguro and stayed at Daishinbo Accommodation. On the second day, we visited Mount Gassan and Mount Yudono while reflecting on what we learned from the Yamabushi monk. It was an extraordinary experience filled with luxury and meaning. We are so glad we came here—highly recommended!

Both dinner and breakfast included warm dishes, and everything was very delicious. The portions were generous. We could use the bath as a private reservation, which made us feel at ease. The Room was clean and comfortable with no issues. There are no amenities provided, so bringing your own towels, bath towels, and toothbrush is essential. I would like to stay again.

This was a wonderful Accommodation, and the warm hospitality of the owner couple was truly unforgettable. The room was very spacious and spotless, and I really appreciated having a refrigerator in the room. The bath amenities were from a brand I’d been wanting to try, which made me very happy. Every meal was high quality—especially the dinner main course and the breakfast bread, both of which were absolutely delicious. Including the Shuttle Service from the station, they kindly listened to our requests and responded flexibly to our transportation needs throughout our stay, for which we are truly grateful. This is a fantastic pension where you can feel the owners’ warmth and genuine hospitality in every detail. I would definitely love to stay again!

This was our second overnight trip with our dog, and our first time staying at an Accommodation with a dog run. The goal of this trip was to find a way to travel without putting any strain on our dog, and I feel we found one answer here. It was a very satisfying experience. Our dog tends to hold in pee and poop when we travel, but here, being able to touch the pleasant grass at all times helped him relieve himself as he normally does at home. He’s also a timid dog who tends to keep his distance from strangers and other dogs, but the calm nature of the owner and Rani-chan and the others really helped him relax. In addition to how well maintained the lawn felt, we could sense thoughtful consideration for dogs in many details—such as the sliding entrance door, ramps, cute bowls, and even a night-time dog run. For us humans as well, the Room was just the right size, and we found everything very comfortable—the service during meals (we really appreciated being able to use the dining area), and how dishes were served quietly and considerately. One very small suggestion: it might be nice if there were a hook near the entrance for locking up keys. We would love to visit again. Thank you very much.

I stayed here while sightseeing around Mt. Hakkoda and Lake Towada. Dinner offered plenty of local specialties, such as senbei-jiru soup and grilled Aomori beef. The view of the Hakkoda mountain range from the window is also wonderful. The Facility feels a bit dated, but I appreciated the staff’s friendly check-ins, could relax in the large public bath, and everything was well cleaned—overall a very good Accommodation. The only downside was that the Room felt dry; it would be even better with a humidifier. I go to bed early so it wasn’t an issue for me, but if you want to drink in your Room late, note that the shop is open only until 10:00 PM and there are no convenience stores nearby, so it’s best to buy what you need in advance. I also learned there’s a ski resort right in front, so I’d like to come back for skiing next time.

Aoki Ryokan is a charming blend of Western and Japanese styles, with its blue roof and distinctive design—an Accommodation that gave me a great feeling even before I stepped inside. Fresh flowers were casually arranged throughout, the floors were spotless, and everything was impeccably clean. Perhaps because it is an old Ryokan, the atmosphere felt wonderfully balanced and calm. I usually suffer from insomnia when staying away from home, but here I felt completely at ease and slept very deeply—something that surprised even me. I also enjoyed listening to the proprietress’s stories (including one about Kunio Inatani, a pioneer of skiing in Japan) and savoring meals filled with mountain vegetables. It was truly relaxing both physically and mentally. As this is a historic Ryokan, old tools once used are also displayed; I was especially struck by the large saw used to cut ice from Lake Onuma, which made me imagine how demanding that work must have been at the time. To everyone at Aoki Ryokan, thank you for such a pleasant stay. Tokyo – Mariko

You can walk to Kirishima Shrine, and Takachiho Farm is just a short drive away. The Onsen was almost too hot, but I was able to cool it down with water before getting in. The bath was bright and open, which felt wonderful. Since my plans were not set, I chose breakfast only, and I really appreciated having a delicious, nutritious meal in the morning. The price was very reasonable, and I could relax in a spacious Room.

I travel somewhere every month, and this was an accommodation I would love to stay at again. Thanks to this place, I had a wonderful trip, and I would like to express my gratitude here. Highlights: - Convenient location for sightseeing in Beppu Onsen using only public transportation. - They kindly stored my luggage before check-in. - The room was spacious, comfortable, and very quiet. The amenities in the room were practical and well-thought-out without any unnecessary items. Attention to detail was evident—non-slip tabi socks were a nice touch! - The bedding felt great on the skin; the comforter was light yet warm, allowing me to sleep soundly. Points that might feel inconvenient for some: The private open-air bath attached to the room has high-temperature spring water, so you need to add cold water yourself. It took about 3 minutes to adjust it to a comfortable temperature, so I recommend checking the bath temperature before taking a shower. Personally, I enjoyed being able to set it just right for myself and had a relaxing soak. No negative points come to mind. Two regrets: I couldn’t eat the welcome sweets or the pudding sold there because I was too full!

We stayed in the Bridge Building, and it was an excellent Accommodation with abundant nature, well-equipped Facilities, and a spacious, clean bathroom. In the Front Building, there was complimentary ice cream as well as free-to-borrow cooking oil and seasonings. The staff were very friendly—when it was raining at check-in, they brought an umbrella out to our car, and at check-out several of them waved us off. It’s an Accommodation we would love to visit again if we have the chance.

This was my first stay, and not only was the Onsen excellent, but the meals were far better than I expected—I was truly impressed. The carp sashimi seemed to be a specialty, and it had no strong taste at all; it paired perfectly with vinegared miso and was delicious. Every dish went wonderfully with sake, and I also enjoyed comparing different types of sake. By the time the sukiyaki arrived at the end I was already full, but the beef was so good I somehow still had room for it. This has become a favorite Accommodation that I’d love to visit again.

This is an Accommodation we stayed at every year after hiking since I was a child. As my mother got older, hiking became tougher for her, and during the COVID-19 pandemic we stopped coming (sorry), but recently we decided, “Let’s climb again!” and made a Reservation right away. There have been some minor renovations to the lobby and restrooms, but the exterior, Rooms, and baths are just as they always were. The staff has changed, but their warmth lives on—it was absolutely wonderful. It used to be packed with people, but this time there were only about 3–4 groups total over the weekend including us, which felt quite lonely. Still, that meant we could soak in the bath at our leisure and fully ease away the sweat and tired legs from hiking. Dinner was also very satisfying with many dishes—such as sweet-simmered fish that even I (someone who dislikes fish because of bones) could happily enjoy. There was also a great selection of snacks and alcoholic drinks. Breakfast is now bento-only, but you can eat it in the dining area or take it with you on your hike. I imagine running this place gets harder each year due to the building’s age and staffing shortages, but it’s an Accommodation I truly hope will continue for as long as possible—even if just one more season longer. We’ll definitely stay again!!

We visited to see the moss phlox at Hitsujiyama Park. The Accommodation offered a free stargazing tour, and we had a wonderful time. Every staff member was truly hospitable. We would love to stay again. Thank you very much.

I’ve stayed at several Accommodations that welcome dogs, but this was the first place where I never once felt restricted “because we have a dog.” Surrounded by nature, it’s a truly soothing space for both people and dogs. I was amazed by the huge 1,200-tsubo lawn garden and even a pool where people can swim too. I was genuinely happy to be able to relax and let my dog roam freely. And I was surprised to be able to enjoy an Onsen in Chiba. What’s more, our Room had a luxurious open-air bath carved from a massive stone! Being able to enjoy the Onsen at any time without worrying about others was the best. Another great point for us was having a two-bedroom layout—an absolute must for our family. I never imagined traveling with our dog could be this comfortable, free, and luxurious… It truly was an amazing time. A wonderful Accommodation where both dogs and people can forget everyday life and fully unwind—we’d love to visit again.

Since around February this year, I’ve stayed here whenever I visit Kita-Karuizawa for work, and I’ve already returned for more than 10 nights. It’s a long-loved pension, so the building shows its age, but it’s kept very clean. Surrounded by beautiful trees, it feels like an especially perfect location in the coming season. The biggest highlight is the food. Even after staying many times, I can’t recall ever being served the same menu. The owner couple seem to thoughtfully create new dishes each time for repeat guests like me, and I truly appreciate their care. Not only do I look forward to every meal, but chatting with them after dinner has also become a wonderful travel memory. It’s located in Tsumagoi Village, but if you’re traveling to Karuizawa or Kusatsu Onsen, I highly recommend going a little further and staying at Motown. A pension I can wholeheartedly recommend!