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I booked because of the visual appeal of the Seiko crab dinner, but the breakfast was so delicious that I couldn't help having a second serving of rice. Since it is located by the seaside, you can enjoy an unlimited view of the ocean from your Room.

You’ll head in through a surprisingly narrow passageway that makes you wonder, “Are we really going in here!?”—but the location is very convenient, just a short walk from Kanzanji, with an eel restaurant nearby, making the stay very comfortable. The Room was also very clean. However, compared to the Facility’s stated capacity, there were far too few dining chairs—only six. Since we stayed with seven people, it was quite inconvenient. The Goemon-style bath was interesting, but there wasn’t much firewood, and it still felt insufficient for seven people. That said, the Goemon-style bath, the movable hanging tent, and the view were all incredibly fun. We also enjoyed watching the tides come in and out. There is a bedroom on the second floor, but since there’s no sink or similar amenities up there, it wasn’t very convenient to use.

The compact Room was filled with tasteful touches. Even in this humid season, the bedding stayed smooth and dry, and the gauze pajamas were soft and fluffy with an excellent feel against the skin. It was a quiet, soothing Accommodation during the holiday period.

This Hotel is located at the top of a narrow mountain road. It was very quiet, and the soothing music playing throughout the Hotel made it even more relaxing. Unfortunately, it was cloudy, but if there hadn’t been any fog, we would have been able to see the horizon from our Room and enjoy an even more wonderful view. 　The meals were carefully prepared, and both the fish and roast beef were served with vegetables that paired perfectly with each dish—everything was delicious. The dessert was a yogurt mousse (I’m not sure if that’s correct), but it was excellent. We stayed as a family of four, including our son in his 20s, and everyone left feeling full—though we did ask for extra bread. 　We were told they host only three groups per day, and we were able to use the spacious private family bath as well. It was a stay that freed us from everyday busyness and truly felt like an escape. 　The interior furnishings throughout the Hotel were also thoughtfully arranged and had an elegant feel. 　If we have the chance, we would love to visit again. Thank you very much.

We had a very enjoyable time. The staff provided excellent service. It was our first experience with a private Onsen in the room, and it was amazing. Although it was far from Miyagi, we would love to plan another visit.

The staff were very welcoming from check-in, and dinner was delicious. There was also complimentary drinks, which made our stay even more enjoyable. I would love to visit again if I have the opportunity.

Soaking in the jacuzzi under a sky full of stars with the lights off and enjoying a morning coffee while gazing at the sea was absolutely wonderful. The sauna gave off a cozy campfire vibe, which was also enjoyable. The terrace had a net, so even our beloved dog could relax safely. For pets, dishes, wet wipes for paws, and two pet sheets were provided. Additionally, insect repellent spray, bug spray, an extra outdoor lantern (bright enough that we didn’t need to use it), sandals for each person, seasoning salt and pepper mix, chili powder, and mineral water were all prepared in the Room—no need to bring anything! There was also an ice maker and drinks available for purchase. A sturdy gas grill was available free of charge along with two types of tongs. Having a lidded trash bin nearby was surprisingly convenient. At night, you can see inside through the glass at the entrance; adding hooks to hang towels or curtains would make it feel more secure during bedtime. I admired how they picked up trash from the beach—it left an impression on me! The sea was clear and beautiful; I felt completely relaxed from check-in to check-out.

The other day, I had my annual “crab day” at Genmyoan again. This time they prepared Taiza crab for me, and I was able to enjoy it. It was three hours of satisfaction—satisfied, satisfied, truly satisfied. They do not serve hot pot dishes like “crab suki” here, and I agree that turning such great crab into a hot pot would be a waste. That is exactly why I keep choosing Genmyoan. They said it snowed quite a bit this year, but on my visit there was only a little snow left along the roadside. Genmyoan sits halfway up the mountain, and I believe it may be the only place with this kind of view looking down over Amanohashidate. The location is outstanding. As shown in the photos, being able to enjoy scenery that changes with time from your Room is very appealing. On the other hand, when it snows heavily, driving up the mountain road can be difficult. When I asked the proprietress this time, she told me that during severe snow they will come to pick guests up at Amanohashidate Station with rubber boots in the car. Being able to change into them at the station would be reassuring. (They provide Shuttle Service to the Accommodation regardless of snow.) Also, once you are past 70—even if it’s a once-a-year indulgent crab day—you may worry about not being able to finish everything. It seems they can adjust portions if you request in advance. If they can reduce the amount without compromising quality, you can keep enjoying it at any age. Because this relates to IKYU’s website meal listings and pricing, I do wonder how flexible such arrangements can be—but I would appreciate continued consideration for guests’ convenience. Lastly, their breakfast is also delicious: even when you feel you ate too much crab dinner-wise, you still end up overeating at breakfast. The Onsen has been refurbished and is clean. There is a tasting corner for chilled sake (you can sample and choose before dinner), and there is now a coffee room as well. There is also a room lined with CDs/DVDs/books from the owner’s personal collection; you can bring them back to your Room and enjoy them there. It feels like an Accommodation where each guest can find their own way to relax and have fun.

Brand new and very clean. The price is reasonable compared to nearby facilities. I would love to stay here again if I have the chance. ◯ Well-equipped Facilities - Almost new appliances such as refrigerator, microwave, air conditioner, and air purifier. - Washing machine available (not used this time). ◯ Okinawan Atmosphere - Okinawan house ornaments by the bedside. - A collection of Yachimun pottery dishes? ◯ Location - Ocean view on the west side. - Convenience stores and supermarkets nearby. If I had to mention... - Being a three-story building, moving between floors might feel slightly inconvenient for those not accustomed to it. - The air conditioner on the second floor is positioned low, which might make it feel cold when directed at the bed.

Since my workplace on business trips is in Tokyo, I used to stay regularly at a Hotel in Roppongi. But with recent increases in Hotel rates, I was considering downgrading—then it occurred to me that Kamakura is just a little over 50 minutes from central Tokyo via the Shonan-Shinjuku Line. I searched and found this Accommodation in Kamakura. This value for money with the 3rd floor and rooftop! It’s spacious, the bed is very comfortable, and even the bathroom uses Grohe shower fixtures—just like at home. Great! Then I discovered there are lots of wonderful hidden-gem restaurants nearby (also amazing value), and I was completely satisfied. Unlike a Hotel, there’s no front desk staff, which actually feels refreshingly simple. You enter using a password that’s valid only during your stay. Perfect! Definitely coming back!! Just one thing: since there’s no front desk, you can’t send luggage ahead by courier service, so for short stays it’s a bit tough having to carry everything yourself. Well, maybe that’s asking too much... Even so, it’s 100/100. Oh—and the provided professional-grade body soap smelled incredible. I took a photo of the brand and product name so I’m going to buy it myself.

The Room was clean, but I was disappointed that a distinctive odor often associated with foreign guests remained. I understand that people from many countries stay here, but as a Japanese guest, the smell was noticeable. Since sensitivity to odors varies by person, some may not mind it, but I would like you to check for any lingering smells after each cleaning.\nOther than that, there were no issues, and I would like to stay again.

Overall, it was excellent for this type of Accommodation. Dinner was a bit more than we could finish, but the seafood was very good. However, it was disappointing that the crab had very little meat.

I felt unwell during dinner and caused inconvenience to the staff. They kindly prepared rice balls for me, which I enjoyed in my room afterward. The room had a great view of the ocean, but since it was a Western-style room and we were barefoot from the lobby, having slippers in the room would have been appreciated. As we made our reservation online, each of us received one complimentary drink and dish as a service, which was more than enough. If given the chance, I would love to stay here again. Thank you very much!

I visit Miyako Island every year, but I never realized there was such a beautiful villa on Ikema Island. As shown in the images on IKYU's "Accommodation Introduction," the red-tiled roof and white walls of the building stood out beautifully against the blue sky and sea. The exterior alone was breathtaking, but the ocean view from the room was stunning as well. The private pool seemed to be one of the largest on Miyako Island, spacious and deep enough for adults to swim comfortably, with crystal-clear water that was incredibly clean. While some furnishings in the building and room felt slightly aged, they added charm and made for a comfortable stay. The staff were all cheerful and friendly, making it a very pleasant experience overall. Next time, I hope to visit during a warmer season when the water temperature is more comfortable. Thank you very much!

We had a truly wonderful time thanks to the clean Room and excellent Facility. Everything was thoroughly cleaned, and the cutlery and dishes were spotless, making our stay very comfortable. There was a power outage on Ishigaki Island on the day of checkout, but you handled it smoothly. We will definitely come again!!

A wonderful accommodation in Hachijojima for first-time visitors. It felt as relaxing as being at home. Next time, I’ll visit during the whale-watching season. Thank you for the delicious breakfast!

We stayed here during Golden Week. There were swings and a pool for the kids, plus plenty of tabletop games. Even though the weather wasn’t great, we had a wonderful, comfortable stay. The meals were even better than expected. The sea bream rice was easy—just cook it—and the shabu-shabu required no cutting; once we warmed the broth, we could start right away, which made everything so convenient. This is a villa we’d love to stay at again. The next morning the weather cleared up, and the view from the second-floor window was amazing.

The host was kind. The dining room's refrigerator provided cold water and barley tea, available anytime. There was a microwave, a shared refrigerator, and a free drink corner, making it very convenient.

It was a traditional Japanese-style Accommodation with a strong Showa-era feel, featuring Japanese meals, Rooms, and shared toilets and washbasins—what you’d call a classic guesthouse. The staff were attentive, the place felt well cleaned, and the meals were simple. For dinner, I was surprised to receive such a generous sashimi platter that I wondered if there had been a mix-up—but it was delicious!

The ocean was right in front of us, and it was wonderful!! Since we don’t have a projector or a loft at home, it felt different from usual and the kids were thrilled. The bathtub itself isn’t very large, but it’s deep, so it was really relaxing. Breakfast was delicious too, and we’d love to come back in summer.