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I had been wanting to stay here for a long time. The lobby has a wonderful resort atmosphere, and when I entered the Room, I was greeted by a Kobe-like mosaic view from the spacious balcony. At night, the Ferris wheel was beautifully illuminated. Breakfast was delicious as well—especially the hamburger, which was outstanding! The staff’s smiles and hospitality also became a great travel memory. I decided to make this my regular Accommodation in Kobe—thank you for taking such good care of me.

Breakfast was Chinese cuisine, and everything was delicious; it made me appreciate having Chinese-style breakfast as an option. It was so tasty that I wanted to try their dinner as well. My friend also enjoyed it, making for great memories. I would love to stay here again and h

checkout time was also very convenient, allowing me to relax as intended during my stay here. With breathtaking views of Seto Ohashi Bridge and surrounding islands changing from morning to afternoon to evening right before our eyes, it was truly healing. I will definitely visit

From check-in through meals, one attendant took care of us throughout, and we were able to spend our time comfortably. The food was delicious, and we were very satisfied with the in-Room bath and the sauna as well. The sake tasting in the storehouse was also a lot of fun. We also

I stayed for one night during Golden Week. It was great that you can choose a bath additive from the amenities, and that rental items include a hair iron and a selection of shampoos. There is also a convenience store nearby, and the downtown area is right around the hotel, so even with a Plan that includes breakfast only, there’s no problem. I enjoyed the breakfast as well! I think it’s easy to use even for women traveling alone. The free welcome drink also included local sake.

There was a Tsugaru Shamisen show, and I enjoyed the nostalgic atmosphere. Although I sometimes couldn't understand the Tsugaru dialect, it added to the charm. The room was renovated and very clean. The bath was also great. There were original items like cider, but unfort

The hall cake we had reserved for the celebration on the first night was delivered at the promised time, allowing us to have a wonderful celebration. The large public bath was also excellent, and we enjoyed bathing together as a group. The garden was beautiful, and we had so m

I took a solo trip to Karuizawa for the first time in a while. Wanting to relax, I chose this Hotel that I’ve visited many times. The Room was spacious, and I enjoyed wine on the wine terrace. With dinner (French) and breakfast (Japanese) included, I was able to unwind without going out after check-in. I also woke up a little earlier than usual, swam in the pool, and enjoyed the Onsen. The staff were kind and friendly, the shop was well stocked, and the food was delicious—I’d love to come again! Thank you very much.

Evening billiards were lively and enjoyable. My eldest son and his wife seemed very pleased with the onsen and meals. They also loved the café's salted coffee and milk tea, visiting it multiple times! They said they would love to come back again. We also definitely want to vi

I’ve visited Miyakojima several times, but this may be the only Facility in this price range that offers so much. With a jacuzzi bath, pool, sauna, and a private beach—more than you could ask for—and this time the weather was great and we even got to see the sunset, so we were very satisfied. As for the sauna, there’s no lighting fixture so it’s pitch-dark at night, but since it has a window, it didn’t bother us.

From 3 PM, we enjoyed a relaxing time at the lounge with alcoholic beverages, soft drinks, and snacks. Dinner included free drinks, and the buffet offered a variety of dishes that were satisfying. We could also enjoy alcoholic beverages and soft drinks at the lounge until 11 PM.

I looked forward to trying their famous French toast for breakfast—it did not disappoint! Even my husband, who usually doesn’t enjoy sweet foods much, ate it two days in a row because it was so good! The variety of pools available is great; our kids especially loved the pool w

During dinner, we also received a message card and sparkling wine. We were deeply touched by the hotel's thoughtful gestures to celebrate this special occasion. They carefully accommodated dietary preferences, and every dish was delicious—truly satisfying! The bath area was cle

In addition, there were various games on each table in the lobby that didn’t interfere with the interior design, and we enjoyed them with our children. Each member of the staff greeted us with a smile and made this a truly wonderful Hotel filled with heartfelt hospitality. Thanks

I stayed here for the first time to support a baseball training camp. This Hotel has a clear focus on boosting immunity, and the meals were delicious—perfect for gut health. The bath was spacious and relaxing, and I was very satisfied. I will definitely stay again. The building does show its age in places, but the layout is roomy and it has been renovated, so it didn’t bother me. Access is basically by car only, so I would appreciate a Shuttle Service from the nearest station or bus stop.

Fully satisfied, we had a restful night. The breakfast next morning was also excellent, and we ended up eating too much! Since it was a weekday, everything felt calm and relaxing with thoughtful hospitality throughout our stay—both of us were extremely satisfied with this accommo

A historic, Showa-era retro Accommodation where members of the imperial family, movie stars, politicians, athletes, and other notable guests once stayed. A Nepalese attendant provides heartfelt hospitality—more Japanese than Japanese—from welcome to dinner and breakfast service through to farewell. A two-room Room with a cypress bath and a beautifully maintained garden. Each dish is prepared with great care; the abalone and sakura shrimp sashimi in particular are as vibrant as they are delicious. The Hotel is located at Miho no Matsubara, and after breakfast we enjoyed a relaxed walk of about two hours to Hagoromo no Matsu, Kamagasaki, Kami no Michi, Miho Shrine, and Mihoshirube.

This was my second stay, and it’s still a wonderful Ryokan. As soon as you enter the Room, you’re greeted by the sea of Munakata. You can hear the waves too—it’s truly soothing. That alone filled my heart.\n\nThe public bath that eases a tired body felt authentic and nostalgic, yet it was incredibly clean. You can even see the ocean from there.\n\nAfterward, the coffee milk at the community hall bar was amazing. Dinner with local fish was pure bliss, and for breakfast, the wakame seaweed shabu-shabu was outstanding. I enjoyed everything to the fullest.\n\nThe staff were also kind, with a lovely warm atmosphere.

Reasonably priced, and the meals were truly delicious. The service was outstanding and made me feel, even as a Japanese person, that Japan is a wonderful place. When something unpleasant happens on a trip, it can affect your mood for the rest of the journey, but we genuinely had a great time. The open-air bath was very relaxing. The front desk was far from our Room, which might be difficult for elderly guests or families with small children. If the price were a little lower to reflect that, it would feel more reasonable. That’s all I can think of—overall, we had a wonderful stay. Thank you very much.

We were able to share so many first-time experiences together, and each one became a truly precious memory. There were so many fun items provided that we couldn’t even enjoy them all within our stay—and we were also thrilled that the bath amenities were Aesop. This villa far exce