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It was very close to the entrance of Akame 48 Waterfalls, making it extremely convenient for walking and exploring. The building is old, but the furniture and interior are refined and do not feel rustic. The food was also delicious. We went by car, and there is a steep slope in front of the Accommodation, so it’s best to drive carefully there. Some parts of the road on the way are narrow, but they are well maintained, so as long as you watch out for oncoming cars, there should be no problem.

This was my first time staying here. A week has passed since my stay, yet I’m still savoring the afterglow and fondly recalling those happy moments. It was a very quiet and relaxing Accommodation. There was a gentleman—probably the manager—who was extremely kind, offering thoughtful explanations and checking in on me in various ways, for which I am truly grateful as it made my stay so fulfilling. I travel to many Hotels and Ryokan across the whole country, including Kyoto, but Akekure Kyoto Shirakawa was exceptional: the Room was lovely, it was peaceful, and everyone was warm and welcoming. While luxury Hotels have their own merits, this is the place I would recommend. To all the staff, thank you very much for your wonderful care. I look forward to visiting again someday.

Kumamoto Prefecture is buzzing with the revitalization of the semiconductor industry, and as a result, Hotel rates across the city had become unbelievably high. In that situation, I stayed at this Hotel at a reasonable price. Since it has only recently been renovated, the Room was clean and designed to be easy to use. The breakfast buffet was also kept at a fair price, and they offered Kumamoto specialties, which I enjoyed. The lobby feels like a bookstore where you can read newer books for free, making the stay even more comfortable.

I chose this Hotel because it is close to my company for a business trip. It is near Daimon Station and Onarimon Station, and within walking distance to Shimbashi Station and Hamamatsucho Station. The room was as small as a typical Business Hotel but clean. Although the Room was small, there were tables and chairs on the first floor with power outlets, providing a good workspace. Additionally, breakfast included bread, and coffee was available for free, which was nice overall. Having a Lawson convenience store nearby was also very convenient.

Amenities are available in the lobby for you to pick up what you need. The Room was pleasantly prepared, and housekeeping was done properly. On the 2nd floor, there is a guest-only lounge, vending machines, a laundry room, and a microwave, which is convenient. The Room also has handy lights by the dresser and bed for using a PC or smartphone, and the Wi-Fi worked well. There are power outlets in many places, making it easy to use. This time I stayed for 3 nights with the breakfast buffet; there was a good variety each day, though the taste was average. It was nice that the bread could be warmed. There is also a convenience store nearby, and information is provided at the check-in counter. However, it takes about 15 minutes from Shinagawa Station (Takanawa Exit) up quite a steep hill, so if you have a lot of luggage, taking a taxi is recommended.

Conveniently located near the station and supermarkets, making it ideal for visiting public baths and shopping. The bath is a private family bath, so we were able to relax and enjoy it at our own pace. What we especially liked was the welcome drinks—unlimited refills, including alcoholic beverages—and snacks were also provided. We would like to stay again if we have the opportunity.

I’ve stayed here several times when visiting Osaka. The breakfast area has been renovated and looks stylish. I really appreciate the free breakfast. Until now I had always stayed alone in a Room, so I didn’t notice, but this time two of us stayed in one Room and the full-length mirror reflected the toilet and bathroom area clearly, so you could see someone using them. I think it would be better to use darker frosted glass or move the mirror to a spot that isn’t in front of the toilet. The front desk staff member was not Japanese, but was very polite and provided excellent service. I will stay here again.

All the staff were very kind, and I had a truly relaxing stay! I was a bit nervous because the sand bath required same-day Reservation, but I was able to use it without any issues. It felt wonderful. The meals were excellent, and I’m glad I chose this Accommodation. There should have been several other guests staying, but it felt like I only ran into people occasionally. I’d love to come again.

I searched on a whim and found availability, so I booked without hesitation. The Plan included a private bath, and I chose the reclining bath. Lying back in the open-air bath felt amazing—I could have stayed in forever. The meals were more than I could finish, with plenty of abalone. The rice (white rice) was self-serve, which was perfect for me since I only need a small amount (I feel bad leaving food when the portion is fixed!). The view from the terrace was also refreshing, and I was able to relax with a drink in hand. I’d love to visit again if I get the chance.

This was an Onsen I had wanted to visit for a day trip, but it got late during our travels so we decided to stay overnight. Even though we checked in late, the staff were kind and wonderful! The Room was spacious and very clean! The large public bath was also very clean, and the open-air bath was amazing! It was great that there were guest-only amenities where you can choose from various types of shampoo and body soap.

No Meals Included, but we provide two pastries, yogurt, soup, and a variety of beverages. While it is a comfortable accommodation, it may feel expensive and spacious if you are only staying to sleep. The bath uses a circulation system rather than free-flowing water. It seems the price increased after I made my reservation. Unfortunately, there is no Japanese tea available or its flavor is lacking.

Before visiting Himakajima, I researched accommodations and found that the reviews were not very favorable, so my expectations were low. However, the staff at the accommodation were all incredibly hospitable, providing exceptional service throughout my stay. While it was not an onsen, the large public bath was spacious and relaxing, offering a similar experience with views of Ise Bay and Mikawa Bay. The sunset from the room was extraordinary—a scene reminiscent of a novel's opening line describing "a magnificent twilight," visible across the peninsula. The only disappointment was hearing that octopus catches have been poor recently. I look forward to visiting again when I have another opportunity.

This time, I stayed because the price was affordable, which might have been by chance. Although it's a bit of a walk from Asakusa Station, it’s not too bothersome. However, the lack of a nearby convenience store is inconvenient. The Room was clean and easy to use, but I didn’t like that the bed was fully visible as soon as I opened the door, even though it was right near the elevator. Similarly, having the front desk immediately in front of you upon entering on the first floor feels like poor layout design and is concerning. Still, overall it’s a good Hotel, and I would like to stay again.

The reception staff provided excellent service.

We stayed here on a trip to Tokyo with my two daughters. Great access, just a short walk from the Yaesu Underground Mall exit. The Room was clean and comfortable. In the lounge, unlimited drinks and Japanese snacks made my daughters happy, and I was happy with the complimentary sake service. My daughter screamed when she turned the dial in the bathroom and the overhead shower suddenly came on... The breakfast was very delicious.

This was my first time staying. The staff's service was excellent. The Room and bathroom were clean, making my stay very comfortable. The welcome drink was amazing, so much so that I didn’t feel the need to go out. The complimentary breakfast was delicious, and the large public bath was great as well. I would love to stay at this Hotel again.

It’s not a new building, but it was kept very clean, and I was able to relax comfortably. Perhaps because there are many male guests, the Room amenities included items like shaving lotion, but there were no cosmetics for women, which was a bit disappointing. Since I had bought some unfiltered sake as a souvenir, I really appreciated having a refrigerator with a freezer compartment.

Although it is a capsule Hotel, it features a large public bath with a cypress tub, a lounge, and welcome drinks available at the first-floor café. The mattresses are thick and fluffy, ensuring comfortable sleep. The lockers are spacious enough to fit suitcases. While there are many foreign guests, everyone was quiet and well-mannered.

Although not located near major stations like Sapporo, Susukino, or Odori, these areas are easily accessible via a single subway line. The accommodation is very clean. Both a bath and shower are available. A refrigerator is provided. Bunk beds come with lights, fans, and power outlets. Individual lockers are available for use. Free miso soup and coffee are offered. Washing machines and dryers are available on-site. The restroom includes one urinal for men and one Western-style toilet. The entrance features a card-operated auto-lock system. When I asked about parking for my motorcycle during a summer touring trip, I was informed that underground parking is available (I did not inquire about car parking). There is a 24-hour lounge equipped with manga books and a TV for relaxation at any time of the day or night. The owner is incredibly kind and accommodating. After check-in, you can come and go freely 24 hours a day. By booking early, I was able to stay at an affordable price, which made me very satisfied with my experience here! Given the high prices in Sapporo's downtown area, this place was an excellent choice!

We stayed in a Japanese-Western style Room for 4 adults during our family trip. The 39-square-meter space was spacious, and we could comfortably lay out four futons on the raised tatami area. The futons had mattress-like padding, allowing us to sleep soundly through the night. The carpeted area featured a large sofa bed and a TV stand that spanned an entire wall, providing ample storage space and convenience. The double-glazed windows were also a nice touch. The bathroom and toilet were separate, with the bathroom being as spacious as one at home, complete with a chair for added comfort during use. The Room appeared newly renovated, clean, and modern. We enjoyed two comfortable nights in this spacious accommodation. If we visit Osaka again, we would love to stay here once more!