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It was very beautiful and nice. Drinks were complimentary, and the amenities were plentiful. It was my first time doing self-check-in, so it took a little effort, but I would definitely use it again when I visit Kochi.

I visit Okinawa every year, but this was my first time staying in the Motobu area. Since the Accommodation is limited to one group per day, I was able to spend a relaxing and peaceful time. Everything about the Facilities and Facility was perfect, but due to the location, the TV reception was slightly poor, so I gave it 4 stars. However, it was an excellent stay for me. I would love to stay again and look forward to visiting next time.

After visiting the Churaumi Aquarium, I stayed here because the value for money was appealing. The Room was spacious, and the view from the window—lush greenery in the foreground with the sea in the distance—was breathtaking. The Facility felt a bit old, and the faucet worked in reverse: push it down for water and lift it up to stop. I never got used to it no matter how many times I used it, but it was amusing. The Room was thoroughly cleaned throughout, and aside from the faucet, nothing felt dated. The bathtub is shallow but wide, so I could stretch out and relax comfortably. I made my Reservation quite early, and at that time there were no meals available, so I chose No Meals Included; next time I stay here, I’d like to enjoy the meals as well.

The traditional red-tiled roof cottage provided a wonderful space. The washing machine and dryer were very convenient. We enjoyed strolling through the streets of Taketomi Island and, after watching the stunning sunset at Nishisanbashi on the complimentary bicycles, we were treated to a breathtaking starry sky with a clear view of the Milky Way. The breakfast was also incredibly delicious. Thank you for your heartfelt hospitality. Our visit to Taketomi Island as a couple after 10 years became an unforgettable memory.

I had to change my plans and arrived in Rishiri a day earlier instead of staying in Sapporo. Despite high prices due to inbound demand, I was lucky to secure a reservation here at the last minute. There are restaurants nearby, I got to know other guests, and most importantly, the accommodation was clean and sufficient for just staying overnight. The staff kindly picked me up from the airport, provided various local information, and always greeted me with a smile. Thanks to this accommodation, I left Rishiri for Rebun feeling happy and content.

Being a public accommodation, the price for two meals included is exceptional. The food is delicious, and you can enjoy a beautiful sunset nearby, making it very satisfying. Next time, I look forward to enjoying the restored onsen and staying here again.

I arrived early and was worried, but they kindly stored my luggage. I made the Reservation to see the starry sky, but unfortunately, the weather was bad, and I couldn't see it. I'll come back for a revenge visit! Thank you very much.

The accommodation was clean, the rooms were spacious, and I was very satisfied. I would love to stay again.

The terrace was spacious, and the late check-out time allowed us to enjoy a relaxing morning sipping coffee while gazing at the sea. The room was clean and perfectly sized for two people. However, we felt a bit hesitant about using the jacuzzi on the terrace, so we decided not to use it this time. As mentioned in other reviews, parking was quite challenging, especially since we had an MT car, which made it a bit more difficult. Other than that, everything was wonderful. It made us want to stay longer next time! We also appreciated the coffee, tea, snacks, and popcorn provided—they were such a nice touch. Thank you for giving us such a lovely experience!

My return from the airport was late, so I stayed at a Hotel about 30 minutes before reaching home. I expected a beautiful, clean Hotel based on the photos, but it was even nicer in person, and the Room was spacious. The breakfast was so delicious that I was truly impressed. The view was great too, and I was happy to find such a hidden-gem Hotel so close by. Breakfast wasn’t a buffet; it was an amazing meal made by the owner—an egg served on top of incredibly delicious bread. I’ll definitely come again!

Despite our late arrival, the couple welcomed us with warm smiles. They kindly kept me company even though I eat slowly, and when I mentioned that I wouldn’t have much time the next morning, they prepared breakfast as early as possible. It was also adorable to see their 94-year-old grandfather pointing into the refrigerator to check and choose the ingredients.

Every aspect of the service—Room, course meals, and hospitality—was truly top-notch! The Room offers sweeping views of both the sea and mountains from the window. You can enjoy the sunset and sunrise all to yourself, take a nap to birdsong, and fully immerse yourself in nature. There are few places where you can feel this connected to nature, making it perfect for anyone looking to escape the noise of the city (also ideal for a workcation!). The course meals were another highlight: a chef’s carefully crafted creations featuring plenty of seasonal ingredients. The menu included hand-drawn illustrations by the chef along with notes about the inspiration behind each dish—it felt like eating art in a wonderfully unique way. As for hospitality, we were invited to a strawberry farm and even received bread as a gift, along with many thoughtful touches throughout our stay. Overall, it was an exceptional experience!

Winter crab, early-summer white squid, and the salt-kiln-baked abalone we always request as an optional add-on. At Waraku, you can enjoy seasonal delicacies throughout the year, but this time we tried their limited-time wild tiger pufferfish course for the first time, available only around Golden Week. We were truly impressed by the depth of Yuhigaura’s seafood. The tessa (thin-sliced pufferfish sashimi), served on a stunning large platter, had a pleasantly chewy texture and is No. 1 in our ranking of meals at accommodations! The grilled shirako was also exceptionally large, plump, and rich. It pairs perfectly with Waraku’s own-label Junmai Daiginjo sake. In addition, during this season the private garden by the annex feels especially beautiful—blooming flowers and vibrant green moss at their finest. Whenever we’re worn out from everyday life and want to relax and feel restored, we always visit Waraku to Clear our minds.

It was a very satisfying stay!!! The room was very clean and stylishly decorated! I wish I could live in a room like that. The facilities, including tableware and appliances, were well-equipped. The washing machine detergent and hangers were helpful. Since the mirror is only in the washroom, it would be even more helpful if there was a stand mirror. The view from the 7th floor was beautiful, with a view of the sea. All the staff were friendly and kind, providing very pleasant service. It was during the typhoon season, but they explained the precautions during the stay carefully, which made me feel at ease. Breakfast had a moderate variety, and everything was delicious. It was nice to be able to make things like Yaeyama soba and taco rice by myself. I was also happy to have Genki bread. Since the system involves going to an affiliated store to eat, it might be a bit difficult on rainy days, but it was nice to take a walk. (A little over 5 minutes on foot) The port and Euglena Mall are within walking distance, and there are Yaeyama soba shops and izakayas nearby, making it very convenient even without a car. It was a very satisfying stay!!! I will use it again if I have the opportunity. Thank you very much.

【Good Points】 ① Stunning views! ② The room is warm thanks to good sunlight. ③ A cheerful surfer-style staff member joked, "I'm strong, I can carry your luggage!" ④ All drinks in the fridge were complimentary. 【Bad Points】 ① Parking is challenging as it's along the seaside street. ② Since the entrance is on the 3rd floor, carrying heavy luggage can be tough. ③ Limited number of humidifiers; it gets dry quickly when using heating. ④ The room gets extremely hot on sunny days due to too much sunlight. ⑤ Wi-Fi was unavailable for all three days of our stay. I stay in this area about three times a week and had all my meals at my usual restaurants, so I didn’t use the kitchen much but recall that the cutlery was well-stocked. Although there were some minor issues, my stay was generally comfortable. I plan to visit again when it gets warmer!

I stayed for three nights at Building B, Jihacaya. In the end, Building B seemed to suit us best. We really enjoyed having coffee while watching the early morning sea on the spacious balcony, doing a bit of work in the morning, having tea while watching the sunset, continuing our drinks after returning from dinner. We also loved all of it: the kitchen space, washing machine, large bed with a view from the window, and bathtub with an ocean view from the window. We both said that it would be nice to stay here for about a week and have what is called a workation. As written in Property's concept, buildings are built to blend into nature and create a comforting scenery. Especially during this time before Okinawa's tourist season begins, it's perfect for escaping cold weather and stress. Since Hamabe no Chaya was closed during this period, we had breakfast at Yama no Chaya Rakusui instead but still enjoyed it very much. The staff welcomed us warmly and we were deeply moved by their hospitality. Thank you very much. We definitely want to visit again.

We stayed as a family of four. When we informed them of our early arrival, they kindly allowed us to enter the room. They also sent us URLs via text message for recommended nearby supermarkets and cafes. It was such a wonderful villa that one night felt too short! A slightly disappointing point was that none of the pet supplies were prepared, so it would have been better if the items listed on the site were ready. The bath was comfortable, and we had a very meaningful time. We would love to use it again.

I have experienced almost all luxury vacations in Japan, but the support here is undoubtedly the best in the country. We ended up staying on a day when a severe cold wave hit, and upon mentioning the cold, they immediately went out to purchase and set up a heater for us. Despite being a large facility, it was impeccably clean with no complaints about cleanliness. Even though it was a vacation stay, their thorough support allowed us to feel at ease during our accommodation. In contrast to another nearby new facility called N ○○tami where even the main power for the sauna wasn’t turned on and inquiries were poorly handled—making it impossible to use the sauna—this place responded promptly to everything we needed. The staff quality here is comparable to that of butlers at The Ritz Hotel. It’s clear that the owner is very competent. The location is also wonderful and provided an excellent change of pace. Thank you so much! On particularly cold days, having heaters in each room would be even better; however, during daytime hours, sunlight streamed in beautifully and kept us warm enough.

We stayed as a family of five. First of all, the villa’s interior was outstanding—nothing felt cheap, from the furnishings to the lighting. It was impeccably clean, and we truly enjoyed an extraordinary getaway as a family. For dinner, we ordered a sashimi platter from a seafood shop that was recommended to us and had it delivered. We cooked rice and soup ourselves using ingredients bought at a local supermarket. The sashimi was exceptional—sweet shrimp, turban shell, horse mackerel, squid, rockfish, and more—all incredibly fresh and on a completely different level from what you’d typically find at supermarkets. The tableware also impressed us: beautiful pieces mainly from local kilns that reflected true craftsmanship. The appliances were stylish as well, with design-focused selections throughout. In addition, they even arranged parking near Izumo Taisha for us, which was very helpful. As noted above, we could feel the owner’s pride and thoughtful attention in every detail. This has become one of the places we would definitely love to visit again. P.S. Groups who plan to be loud—such as those looking to party or families with children who may be noisy—may want to refrain from staying here. It is located in a residential neighborhood, so noise could disturb the neighbors.

We used the Elite Personal Plan for 4 people. Two of us started, and the other two joined later on-site. It had been a while since I did strength training, but the gentle muscle soreness the next morning felt great. The gym at a separate venue where we trained was incredibly well-equipped and impressive! After training, we bought cakes from a recommended bakery to prepare for our Christmas party. It’s about an hour's drive from Fukui City, but the breathtaking scenery made us forget about the distance! The view of the Sea of Japan from a hilltop, with waves gently crashing and a setting sun—it was far more beautiful than any photo could capture. The property is enormous! A vast garden so large that it’s hard to figure out how four people could fully utilize it! The building viewed from the garden is stunning, as is the coastline visible from there. There’s even a relaxation space in the garden where you could easily spend an entire day. The interior was amazing too! From its stylish exterior to its spacious and clean interior—everything exceeded expectations. The high ceiling in the living room provided an incredible sense of openness. The sea-facing side of the living room features full glass windows, allowing you to enjoy changing views throughout the day just by sitting there. The kitchen had various high-end appliances that are fun to use but not easy to buy yourself—and they were all available for use freely! There were plenty of dishes as well; no need to bring anything along. You can bring your own ingredients and enjoy cooking together or simply relax with drinks. Rooms were thoughtfully separated between accommodation areas and living spaces—karaoke in one area didn’t disturb those staying in another part at all! There were three private rooms; one upstairs came with its own bathroom and toilet facilities. On the first floor, there was also a sauna alongside an ice-cold underground water bath as well as large communal baths available for use after enjoying these facilities—you can relax outdoors overlooking Japan's coastline while unwinding afterward—it feels better than imagined! Meals prepared ahead only required final cooking steps upon arrival so guests could eat freshly cooked food whenever desired—a fantastic feature! Barbecue options are also available here during warmer seasons—we plan on booking again under their barbecue plan next time around inviting many friends over instead just four people this time around making memories together amidst lively gatherings outdoors! This villa offered everything beyond imagination ensuring unforgettable experiences bringing nothing else except yourself along truly remarkable stay awaits anyone visiting here soon enough!!