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Stayed for 2 nights during the consecutive holidays in September 2025. I made a last-minute reservation the evening before and requested an earlier breakfast to accommodate my early start for Mt. Daisen climbing. The Ryokan promptly responded, saying, "We can only make it about 10 minutes earlier," which I greatly appreciated given my sudden request. Upon arrival, we were warmly welcomed, and upon departure, we received a courteous send-off. Every staff member we encountered at the front desk, dining area, and within the facility demonstrated exceptional hospitality. The room was spacious and relaxing; the large public Onsen was not crowded; meals were served individually and were all delicious. We thoroughly enjoyed our comfortable stay over these two days. I look forward to staying here again during my next visit to Kaike Onsen!

Close to the station and reasonably priced. The welcome service was excellent, with a good selection of drinks, snacks, and face masks, showing thoughtful care for guests. The Room was spotless and well maintained throughout, with no signs of wear. The separate two-piece loungewear was also a nice touch. The front desk staff were outstanding and made me want to stay here again.

The view from the Room over the Agano River to Mt. Hozu is wonderful. It is also close to the Agano River sightseeing boat pier across the river. The Onsen is a sulfur sulfate spring, and depending on the season it changes color to fresh bamboo green, celadon, or deutzia white (100% free-flowing from the source). The open-air bath is pleasantly lukewarm. Unusually for a Hotel, there is an irori hearth in the Room with charcoal already lit, creating a cozy atmosphere. The meals are generous—more than you can finish—with great seasoning, and the staff provide excellent service. They handle everyone smoothly, from group tours to individual travelers. The Room is kept very clean and comes with a large TV and even a sewing kit. A 2-minute walk from JR Hanasaki Station, this Accommodation stands on historic ground—the former battlefield of the Byakkotai—inviting reflection on Japan’s Meiji Restoration.

I was surprised to find someone else being guided to my seat when I returned after getting food during breakfast. Even though there was an "in use" sign on the table and I had left my salad bowl there.

This was my second stay, and all the staff were very pleasant. The Room is exceptionally clean. It is a safe place for a solo female traveler to stay. I will definitely use it again.

From the nearest station, cross the children’s park and you’ll arrive without getting lost. I was excited to try the local ramen at the shop right in front, but it was closed for a regular day off. Stopped by on the way to Flower Park—drawn in by the high ratings—and it was well worth the detour. Everything was excellent; a rare find for such a quiet area.

Conveniently located near the station. The staff greeted us with a smile at both check-in and check-out, creating a welcoming atmosphere. Great value with well-stocked amenities—we were very satisfied. (Ladies’ Amenities Plan) It was a bit disappointing that although the toilet had a bidet function, the seat did not warm up. We had both breakfast and dinner at the Hotel; the sashimi and soba at dinner were especially delicious.

Very convenient, right in front of Sakurai Station. We stayed here to visit Hasedera Temple and Abe Monju-in on our way back from Osaka. We also planned to go to Horyu-ji afterward, so we used Sakurai Station, which is served by both Kintetsu and JR. The Room was more spacious than expected and very practical. The large public bath was also very clean. If I had one request, I would have liked mineral water in the Room.

Both dinner and breakfast were buffet-style, and we were very satisfied as both offered delicious local dishes and rice. Breakfast in particular featured many local specialties, and we enjoyed trying a variety of items. Also, although there was no freezer in the Room, the front desk kindly froze our ice packs for us, which was very helpful.

The Onsen water truly felt like a skin-beautifying bath. After soaking, my skin was so soft and supple that I didn’t need any lotion. I was very satisfied with this Accommodation offering free-flowing natural hot spring water.

The staff were kind and attentive, and the meals were delicious and very filling. The Room was more spacious than I expected and very comfortable. In the large public bath, the washing area was a bit too close to the bathtub, which concerned me slightly. By chance, a cherry blossom festival was being held that day, and I also enjoyed the cherry blossoms along the riverside at night.

I always enjoy staying here—it’s consistently clean and comfortable. Toiletries are thoughtfully provided in a way that avoids waste, allowing guests to pick up only what they need at the front desk before heading to their room, which is environmentally considerate. One thing to note: I believe lotion and moisturizer used to be available, but they were not in the room or at the front desk this time, so I had to buy them at a convenience store. I only noticed after my bath, so that was a bit inconvenient. Next time, I’ll bring my own.

This was my first time staying alone for two nights, and the staff were all very welcoming, making it a relaxing place to stay. The Room was a little small, but I quickly got used to it. The meals offered both Japanese and Western options, and breakfast had plenty of variety so I could take my time. It’s close to the station, and even though I returned after 9 p.m. due to a concert at the cultural hall, I felt safe and had a great trip. I would love to stay here again if I have the chance.

The Room was clean and spacious, so I was able to relax very comfortably. The large public bath isn’t particularly big, but it’s clean and pleasant to use. I was also very happy that there was a manga corner. Since parking is free, I especially recommend this place for guests using a rental car. If I had to ask for one thing, I’d be even happier if there were a convenience store in the Facility. Thank you very much. I will stay here again.

The building felt a bit dated, but the front desk staff were excellent. The breakfast buffet in particular offered a wide variety of delicious options, making this a very satisfying Hotel overall. It was my first time staying in Machida, and it was convenient for getting to Yokohama, the Tama area, and Enoshima. I would gladly stay here again if I have the chance.

A wide variety of local dishes were served in small bowls, and we really enjoyed them. It was my first time trying Shimane’s branded rice, and it was so delicious that I couldn’t help getting a second serving. All the ingredients were fresh! The Onsen was also wonderful—my skin felt radiant after bathing. I informed you in advance that one person would be canceling, but it seems the message didn’t come through properly, which was the only disappointment.

I stayed here for an exam, and it was truly wonderful. First, I received some supportive snacks for exam takers, which helped ease my nerves and encouraged me. The Hotel was clean and well maintained, and a humidifier was provided. For exam takers, the breakfast hours were also moved a little earlier, and I am very, very grateful.

Affordable and relaxing stay. The large public bath was excellent for relieving fatigue. Thank you very much!

I was impressed from the moment we were warmly welcomed on arrival. The mixed-gender open-air bath was spacious and at just the right temperature, and since we went in the evening, it had a wonderfully tranquil atmosphere. The meals were generous in portion and everything was delicious—I ate so much I felt uncomfortably full. After check-out, we took a morning stroll through the garden, which was also well worth seeing. We would love to stay again.

It was very convenient—Asakusa and Kappabashi, which I’d been wanting to visit, were within walking distance, and Ueno was also close by. Both at night and in the morning, Asakusa was uncrowded, so I could stroll around at a relaxed pace. The changing area in the bath got busy depending on the time, but the bathing area itself wasn’t too crowded. I could even see Tokyo Skytree from the open-air bath, which really felt like “Tokyo,” and I was very satisfied.