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สระว่ายน้ำอินฟินิตี้และจากุซซี่! วิลล่าส่วนตัวที่ล้อมรอบด้วยธรรมชาติ

After completely falling in love with Felice Villa Suite in Ueno,, I became curious about other areas as well,, so this time I stayed at Nagahama Bay. Both Uenoand Nagahama have their own charms,,andI foundit hardto choose between them. The hospitalityof thestaff,andthe excellenceandcompletenessof boththeRoomandFacilitywere equallyhighatbothlocations,andI hadanotherverycomfortable stay. AsforRoomlayoutandinterior,Nagahamahasamodern,andstylishatmosphere thatI reallyloved. The livingarea has ahighceiling,makingit feel evenmore spacious. The terracewasalso large,andthe sunrise rising beyondthemangroveforestwas trulybeautiful.At night,the starryskywas incredible—so clearit felt likeyou couldreachoutandtouchthem—andit wassoothing.The environmentis trulyflawless,andI thinkyoucanfullyenjoythenatureofMiyakojimaandIrabujima. BecauseofitslocationonIrabujima,the surroundingsarequietandverycalm.There isn’talarge supermarketnearby,sothavingacar ishelpful;however,a restaurantnextdoorservesdeliciousshabu-shabu,andbreakfastcan alsobe delivered(andit’s delicious),soI thinkyoucanfullyenjoya relaxingstaywithoutgoinganywhere. There wasa greatselectionofdrinksinthe refrigeratoraswell,andif yourequestrefills theybringthemrightaway—truly attentivein everyway. ItwasJanuary—andunusuallyforMiyakojima,a coldwavehappenedto arrive—soitfelt abit chillyat times,buton sunnydaysduringmy stay,I couldstillusepool.Sinceitis heated,itwas muchappreciated.Barbecuingontheterracewasalso fun. I willdefinitelyvisitagain.

まろんむらのあっこ 2/3/2026
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จำกัดเพียง 1 กลุ่มต่อวัน เพลิดเพลินกับสถาปัตยกรรมญี่ปุ่นแบบดั้งเดิมที่มีประวัติศาสตร์และอาหารไคเซกิแบบซามูไรแห่งไอซุ

We stayed here to celebrate my wife’s birthday. First, we truly appreciated the kind pickup from Aizuwakamatsu Station. On top of that, you guided us to some well-known local sights and even stopped by the most famous one, Tsuruga Castle. It was our first time in Fukushima and we didn’t know much about the sightseeing spots, but thanks to all your helpful information, it made us want to come back and explore Fukushima more slowly next time. After arriving at the Accommodation, we were served matcha in a separate annex from the main residence, and you also showed us a beautiful Japanese garden. We were told it looks different with spring cherry blossoms and autumn foliage as well, so we’d love to visit again in another season. When we entered the main residence, you showed us classic antiques and a Room that used to be run as a traditional restaurant. It really built up our excitement about what our Room would be like. Since it was located underground, we assumed we might not be able to enjoy any outside views—but the moment we opened the door, there was an incredibly spacious and beautiful modern Japanese-style Room beyond anything we imagined. With unlimited drinks available and plenty of beverages stocked in the refrigerator, we were already thrilled. To our surprise, there was a river flowing just outside the window. The balcony was stylish and spotless, and there was even an elegant fireplace—everything was wonderful. The bath let us fully enjoy Higashiyama Onsen (Onsen), and it even came with a sauna; it was perfect. Dinner featured their most famous basashi (horse sashimi), along with Fukushima’s local dish kozuyu, tempura manju buns, sakura nabe (horse hot pot), celebratory dishes for special occasions, and more—an abundant meal with great variety. The basashi in particular was overwhelmingly delicious—better than anything I’ve ever had—and honestly made us want to come back just for that alone. Since it was my wife’s birthday trip, you also surprised us by preparing a birthday cake. Your hospitality went above and beyond—we were truly moved. Thank you very much. Breakfast was also excellent: Koshihikari rice cooked in a traditional hagama pot along with many side dishes such as salmon, rolled omelet (tamagoyaki), sea bream carpaccio (tai), eel (unagi), and more. There were so many options that everything tasted so good I ended up having multiple refills of rice. Checkout time felt far too soon—we’re sincerely grateful for such an Accommodation where you simply want to stay forever. You also drove us back to Aizuwakamatsu Station on departure day; it really was attentive service from start to finish. We will definitely return in another season. Thank you again for everything.

さとうかなざわ 25/2/2026
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โรงแรมวิวชายหาดที่มีเพียง 5 ห้อง พร้อมการตกแต่งภายในที่คัดสรรมาอย่างดีและระเบียงที่น่าภาคภูมิใจ
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ลิ้มรสอาหารฝรั่งเศสจากปลาท้องถิ่นแห่งอิซุ ที่ออแบร์จเล็กๆ ของเชฟเจ้าของร้านและมาดาม

When we visited last February, during a truly cold season, we stayed with the steak-centered course. Of course the Izu beef steak was delicious, but the shrimp main dish other guests were having looked unbelievably good—so this time we chose the standard course, a full seafood course. I uploaded some photos here, and in any case, every single dish is genuinely delicious. The mehikari fritto that I thought was the standout last time was on the menu again and was wonderful once more—but everything else was also outstanding. My family member, who nods along while eating and blurts out “So good” whenever something is delicious, seemed very busy throughout the meal (laugh). This time’s main dish—pan-seared Suruga Bay langoustine—came with a shrimp-based sauce that concentrated all of its flavor. The sautéed grouper (kue), rich with fat, had thick flesh cooked fluffy and tender, and it paired beautifully with a clam sauce. It was my first time trying an squid called Jindo-ika, and its deep flavor and tenderness were truly exceptional. We were also amazed by French white asparagus like we’d never had before; served with rapeseed blossoms as well, it felt like enjoying spring in both Europe and Japan at once. And what surprised us most was the new-onion bavarois topped with Ossetra caviar consommé jelly. Until now I’d thought this kind of dish peaked at carrot mousse topped with sea urchin jelly—but this surpassed that by far, in the best possible way. Dinner dessert was crème brûlée. I usually don’t care for it because it tends to be sweet and heavy, but paired with strawberry sorbet—and served alongside strawberry soup generously filled with strawberries—it felt light even though we were already full, and it was absolutely delicious. Breakfast was excellent across the board as well. The heaping basket of bread tasted so good it might even beat specialty bakeries—and being able to take some home as a souvenir made us very happy. Last time we learned there is only one Onsen bath shared among guests. This time we brought bath bombs planning to enjoy bathing in our Room’s unit bath too—and since we managed three baths (before dinner, after dinner, and before breakfast), we were completely satisfied. I’ve heard that an auberge originally began as a restaurant offering an Accommodation so guests could enjoy great food and wine without having to drive home. With that in mind, having an Onsen at all is wonderful—but above all else, this feels like a place made for savoring treasures from the sea.

Chatie 29/3/2026
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