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The buffet is exceptionally well crafted—everything tastes great, and you can fully enjoy the local specialties like Himokawa udon and Joshu beef. Both kids and adults are sure to be completely satisfied. (No need to wait in line at nearby restaurants.) The complimentary late-night tantanmen is simply outstanding. There is only one elevator to the upper floors, so it can take some time during peak hours for the baths or meals, which felt a bit inconvenient. Although it seems a little far from Yubatake because it’s on higher ground, there’s a hidden shortcut that gives direct access from the lively Sainokawara Street to Yubatake, which is very convenient. If I stay again next time, I will definitely choose this place, and I’d recommend it to everyone.

The meals were delicious, and the bath was great. Above all, the Room was spacious and relaxing.\nThank you very much.

This was our second stay at Kamenoi Hotel Izu Kogen, and once again we stayed in the Premium Terrace Twin Room with an open-air bath, just like last time. The drink corner had an expanded selection, including alcoholic beverages that weren’t available before, along with cheesecake and nuts, which we really enjoyed.

I stayed here on a trip with my son, and it was truly wonderful! The reasons we chose this Hotel were: 1) The buffet 2) The baths 3) Renovation in 12/2025 4) Great value for the price There are many Hotels and Ryokan to choose from, but the selection of Kumamoto local cuisine here was excellent—and everything was delicious. They even had basashi (horse sashimi), basashi nigiri, tender Akaushi beef skewers, and tasty yamame (mountain trout) skewers. You can eat your fill with dishes like dago-jiru dumpling soup, Akaushi beef hayashi rice, simmered horse offal, and meals made with local vegetables. There were also tempura, sashimi, seafood rice bowls, soba noodles, and more. The desserts were also impressive—there were lots of strawberry sweets in season—and the quality was high. All-you-can-drink alcohol is available for an additional fee. I usually drink, but this time I skipped it because I didn’t want to miss out on the food—and I didn’t regret it at all. I’ve had buffets at many Hotels before, and this one ranks among the very best. I was so full that I couldn’t try the limited-time late-night tantanmen service, which was a shame. Breakfast was just as satisfying—I was completely stuffed from the morning. Personally, I loved the Akaushi beef bowl! At the live kitchen they sear thinly sliced roast-beef-style Akaushi beef for you. It was so tender that I went back for seconds. There are also two types of Kumamoto ramen, seafood rice bowls, Akaushi beef curry, takana rice… honestly there’s far too much to finish. So frustrating (in a good way). The Aso milk pudding, yogurt, and milk were delicious as well. Of course they also offer standard breakfast items (grilled fish, natto fermented soybeans، soft-boiled eggs، seasoned nori seaweed، miso soup، several kinds of bread، cereal، muffins، etc.). What surprised me in the bath area: the shower heads were ReFa brand—and even the hair dryers were ReFa! I’ve rarely seen a Hotel equipped entirely with ReFa products. Maybe Kamenoi Hotels do this? The Facilities felt as clean and well-appointed as an exclusive membership resort. There is also a sauna area; dry sauna and mist sauna are available on a rotating basis. Since it’s after renovation，the building is very clean，and overall it was so good that I can’t fit everything into one Review. It offers excellent value，with beautiful Aso views—highly recommended! I’m glad we didn’t choose one of those expensive Accommodations around nearby Kurokawa Onsen instead. This is a Hotel that makes me want to come back again. Thank you very much for your hospitality.

Inspired by the spring cherry blossoms, we planned our route to combine sightseeing with a “pilgrimage” to locations related to the Taiga drama “Hideyoshi Brothers,” including its exhibition hall. We stayed one night in Nara City after visiting Kofuku-ji and Todai-ji. The next day, we headed from Nara and the ruins of Yamato-Koriyama Castle to Shiga via the drama exhibition hall. After sightseeing at Hyakusaiji Temple, Tennei-ji Temple, and Hikone Castle’s Castle Road, we arrived at Kamenoi Hotel Hikone. We had requested dinner for 19:15 in advance. Since we arrived around 17:00, we were able to unpack first and then relax in the Onsen before dinner. There was a dinner menu at our table, and starting with the main Omi beef sukiyaki, many Shiga-produced ingredients and seasonings were used throughout. We truly felt the Hotel’s sincere commitment to “local production for local consumption.” The meal was essentially kaiseki-style cuisine, and my wife praised it as “very delicious.” I completely agreed. There was also a menu at breakfast, and the Hotel’s commitment to local sourcing never wavered—both of us were extremely satisfied with the flavors. My wife turned in early, so I enjoyed the late-night ramen on my own; the black tantan noodles were also excellent. This was our first stay at a Kamenoi Hotel—after previously making a Reservation in Beppu but being unable to stay due to illness—and it turned out to be a wonderful experience where we could feel just a touch of Kumahachi Aburaya’s spirit. The following day brought strong winds and boats from nearby Hikone Port to Chikubu Island were canceled; however, we still managed an enriching trip that covered everything from Nagahama Kita-Omi Taiga Drama Exhibition Hall to Daitsuu-ji Temple, Nagahama Castle Historical Museum, and Gi-to-Kizuna-kan (Righteousness & Bonds Museum). As a base on Lake Biwa’s eastern shore area (Koto), Kamenoi Hotel is wholeheartedly recommended.

This was my first time staying here. I was glad the Agara Lounge was open, but I would be even happier if it were truly all-inclusive, with drinks available during meals as well. The sashimi at dinner—especially the Katsuura tuna—was all fresh and delicious. The bath water quality was excellent, with a pleasantly silky Onsen feel.

The food was delicious. We were traveling with our 2-year-old child, and we really appreciated the staff’s thoughtful care. The drink bar on the first floor was also great. Our child kept asking for more orange juice, and we were happy to be able to refill it several times. The late-night ramen was also very tasty. My wife said she’d like to come again, so we’d love to stay here again when we visit Iwate.

For 10,000 yen, you can stay in a Japanese-style Room with beds, and the view from the Room is amazing—you can even see the moat! The staff’s warm hospitality with smiling service is wonderful too. And dinner and breakfast! It’s truly appreciated to enjoy such delicious, refined, and filling meals at this price.

The Room, baths, lobby—everything has been renovated, and it was clean and very pleasant. Compared with the main building, it is quieter and has a calm atmosphere. The bath at the back had three private pot baths, so I could soak alone and relax. However, I was bothered by an odor coming from the drain in the washing area. In the semi-open-air bath, if you stand up you may be visible from nearby balcony windows of Nakagin, so if that concerns you, it may be better not to stand up. Every bath had handrails, which was excellent because I could bathe even with mobility issues. All of the meals were delicious. Dinner was beautifully presented, and I could enjoy a relaxed meal while taking in the wonderful view from the window. As for service, the driver on the bus ride there was a little intimidating, but everyone else was wonderful. They saw us off for our return bus with smiles and waves. It was disappointing that the Room was hot and uncomfortable to sleep in, but I would like to visit again.

To celebrate my 92-year-old mother’s birthday, we visited Kamenoi in Ome—still within Tokyo, but a place we don’t often go to and not too far from home. My mother is very particular about food, and she was extremely satisfied with the meals (when I mentioned that she doesn’t like meat, they kindly changed part of the menu for her), for which we are truly grateful. The staff were all pleasant and welcoming, and at the restaurant a kind male staff member was especially thoughtful—speaking gently to my mother and discreetly bringing water for her medication. We would definitely like to visit again with friends. Since our goal was simply to relax, it was perfect for us.

Just before check-out, my grandfather who was traveling with us became unwell, and the gentleman at the front desk was incredibly kind and helpful. At dinner, they even specially chopped the food into smaller pieces to make it easier to eat, and I truly appreciated the thoughtful care from a middle-aged female staff member. All of the staff were very kind. The hospitality was outstanding!

This was our first stay, and we visited with three dogs and four family members. The staff were courteous and left a great impression! Near the entrance and by the dog run, there were poop bags, towels for wiping paws, and other essentials. The indoor dog run on the second floor had dog diapers/belly bands available, and each floor was stocked with pee pads—so it was so well equipped that we hardly needed to bring anything for our dogs. The food was delicious, and the pudding at the breakfast buffet was especially outstanding. There were both indoor baths and an open-air bath; the temperature was just right, and areas like the changing room were kept very clean. We’d love to stay again.

I often stayed here back when it was Kanpo no Yado. It has been rebranded and is now beautifully renovated. The sunset view from the Room was breathtaking. I will definitely stay again.

I’m a repeat guest with over 30 stays. Since it will become a dog-friendly Accommodation starting in April, I stayed one last time and will miss it. The food was delicious, and the bath was excellent. Breakfast was also great, but I’m now considering new Accommodations for future trips. Thank you very much.

This was a Hotel I’m truly glad I stayed at. The front desk staff spoke gently and clearly, which made me feel at ease. Just then, a loud group from overseas came close and startled me, but thanks to the staff’s professional handling, I was able to get to my Room without crossing paths with them or having an unpleasant experience. I had braced myself for a noisy night, but it was quiet and I slept soundly—perhaps because we were in a separate building from the group—and I really appreciated that consideration. Since some Korean guests were on the same floor as us, we even had a chance to chat in the elevator. The staff’s hospitality was warm, the Onsen was excellent, and it’s a Hotel I would definitely like to visit again. In the second photo are magewappa wooden bento boxes used on the ceiling of the breakfast venue—I was truly impressed.

It was a wonderful Hotel. I will stay here again.

We were traveling with family and friends, so we were looking for an Accommodation with a spacious Room or connecting Rooms. This place had a Room where we could use two Japanese-style Rooms, and it was clean and very comfortable. At first I wondered if the set-course dinner would be enough, but we could get refills of rice, so my husband was satisfied too. The staff also spoke to our child, which made them really happy. The breakfast buffet had a great variety, including seafood and Fukuoka specialties. The seaweed paste sold in the shop was incredibly delicious. The Onsen was great too!! I wish I’d had more time to use the manga corner. Overall, we were very satisfied!

We stayed as a family. Above all, the meals were outstanding. There was a wide variety of dishes, each one carefully prepared, and we were very satisfied. We also enjoyed local ingredients and ended up eating more than we intended. And the baths were amazing! We fully enjoyed Kusatsu’s Onsen—the temperature was just right, and all our everyday fatigue melted away at once. The open-air bath was especially relaxing, making this an Onsen you’ll want to soak in again and again. The staff were courteous as well, and it was a Hotel we would definitely like to stay at again.

This was our first time staying here as a family of five (parents, a second-year junior high student, a sixth grader, and a preschooler). We had planned to check in at 5:00 PM, but our schedule finished early and we arrived a little after 3:00 PM. They checked us in smoothly, which was very helpful. The Room was spacious enough; if I had to mention one thing, the toilet was quite small—so much so that it was hard to sit down (lol). At the kids’ request, we also used the pool. We had forgotten our swim ring, but rentals were available, so we were able to borrow one. The kids looked like they were having a great time. The food was delicious as well—we were very satisfied. The tantanmen served as a late-night snack was white tantanmen this month! It was really tasty. Even though we ate until we were completely full at the dinner buffet, we still went for it anyway. My daughter even said, “Kamenoi Hotel is totally trying to make guests gain weight,” (lol). Overall, it was an extremely satisfying stay. We would definitely like to stay again when we visit Kumamoto. Thank you very much!

I have stayed at Kamenoi Hotel in Izu Kogen and Ichinoseki before, but this was my first time at Tazawako. The Facilities and guest rooms feel a bit dated, but I was able to stay comfortably without any inconvenience. The meals and the baths were especially great. A Hotel offering a two-meal plan even for solo travelers is valuable. I would like to stay again.