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The front desk service was courteous, and I appreciated that they promptly called a taxi for the next day. The Room was clean and comfortable. In addition, there is a convenience store attached to the Hotel, which is handy even when it’s windy and rainy. I would like to stay here again.

We stayed here again this year following last year. The Room was clean, equipped with necessary amenities and comfortable yukata, and there is even a small but satisfying public bath. The izakaya next door is very convenient for dinner. This time, we were especially moved when we opened the Room door after check-in and saw the stunning sunset through the window.

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.

I made a last-minute Reservation an hour before check-in and stayed for one night. I booked knowing in advance that the building seemed old, but with breakfast included at this price, I was more than satisfied—who could complain? The building is old, and the in-room bathroom and toilet are small; it really feels like an older property. The front desk staff were very polite, there was a welcome drink (one time), parking was 300 yen, and it’s about a 10-minute walk from the station—you can take a shortcut by crossing the nearby bridge. I didn’t expect much, but breakfast was properly done as well. I’d like to stay again if I have the chance.