北茨城 · 日立 × 最暢銷的住宿評價高的飯店·日式旅館

This was my first stay. The Facility was very clean, and the staff were excellent throughout, including in the dining area. Dinner was a kaiseki meal with a wide variety of dishes and free-flow drinks (including alcohol). We also enjoyed late-night New Year’s Eve soba, and brea

The gentle seasoning made it feel healthy, and I thought the cuisine would especially appeal to women. The interior design of the room and lounge was also very cute, making it perfect for a girls' trip. I went with my two daughters, and choosing this hotel turned out to be an exc

I live in the prefecture. My spouse and I stayed on a weekday as a couple. Now that we’ve finally been able to make time, we realized there are still so many nearby places we don’t know. This is a bit long, but I’m writing with those feelings in mind. After taking a quiet moment to gaze at the sea, we headed to the Onsen. I was delighted, because I never expected to be able to soak in a sulfur spring so close to the ocean. In this Accommodation’s 120+ years of history, it’s said that the previous owner discovered it by digging in the early Showa era, and that Noguchi Ujo—a childhood friend—helped spread its fame through song. It also felt interestingly close to “Ujo’s hometown,” as if it were right next door. Perhaps it’s thanks to the nearby low mountains that there is a sulfur spring here. I also learned that this small mountain, Tenpizan, enshrines Ototachibana-hime as its deity. The towels provided (and OK to take home) were thin but made of very good-quality cotton. The meals were delicious as well; the sashimi served at dinner used local fish from Hirakata Fishing Port and was wonderfully fresh with an elegant presentation. As others have written, the simmered kinki was not overly salty and had excellent flavor. The Hitachi beef grilled on a small tabletop burner was also outstanding—I even wondered if it might actually have been Hanazono beef. What stood out most for us was how delicious the water in our Room was—slightly sweet and truly wonderful. (The water provided in the bath area didn’t feel quite as good.) These days, some places loudly advertise themselves as “luxury,” but I’m not sure about that. Rather than chasing an ideal image, I’d like to keep finding what is genuine through my own senses—and cherishing it. The garden along the entrance path of this Accommodation was beautifully composed; every tree had been carefully pruned down to fine details, and it was lovely. From our Room, the sea view sometimes brought Japanese paintings to mind with waves rising here and there. With hospitality making use of local blessings—starting with water—we were able to slowly savor this seaside place in a deeply comforting way. After breakfast, while having self-serve coffee in the lobby, we happened upon a booklet containing photos from after the earthquake disaster—something we had long wondered about ourselves too. Seeing how you moved forward quickly despite such tremendous hardship gave us courage. By the way, before visiting this Accommodation we stopped by Ryuko Miso Shop near Takahagi Interchange because it had been featured on TV (“Platinum Family”), and we’d always wanted to drop in someday. We bought one miso with a longer aging period; it was also used at breakfast here and tasted great. Near that miso shop is also an Edo mid-period wealthy farmer’s residence—the Hozumi family home—quietly preserved and open for viewing. Also worth noting: your shop sells Ryuko Miso’s seasoned miso called “Meshi Dorobo” as well.

We enjoyed a relaxed atmosphere with beer, wine, and coffee while waiting for our meal, and had lively conversations. The buffet was also excellent! I love sweetfish, so I ate a lot. The service was great too. We felt warmth. We will definitely visit again. Highly recommend

The meals were delicious, and the portions were just right for women. The Nepalese staff's warm smiles added to the pleasant experience. The generous portion of the three-sake tasting set made us happy. The large public bath had plenty of amenities, and there was even wine av

The staff's attentiveness and thoughtful care were truly impressive. The surrounding breathtaking scenery was remarkable, and we also thoroughly enjoyed the sunrise, sunset, and star-filled sky from the rooftop. Both dinner and breakfast were delicately seasoned, allowing us to s

In contrast, from the entrance side, admire modern architectural structures illuminated at night, including event spaces and commercial public facilities—a stay here offers exceptional added value. The front desk ensures smooth key handling during outings by remembering your face

Although I noticed a tobacco smell, the provided deodorizing spray worked well. The stay included breakfast, and I enjoyed the delicious cakes and cereals for dessert. Coffee could be taken back to the Room, and all staff members were friendly with smiles, making it a very sati

The room was clean, well-maintained, and equipped with all essentials. The inclusion of a smart TV was a great feature. Amenities were also impressive. Breakfast was served in a set menu style but matched its price, offering delicious and well-prepared dishes. The staff provi

It was my first time staying at a hotel of this chain, and I was quite impressed. I'm not someone who can drink a lot, but I enjoyed a little of everything from beer, sake, and highballs to plum wine. At the buffet, I started with small tastings, and for the dishes I liked, I wen

I made two separate reservations, but they were treated as a multiple night stay, which was very helpful. Thank you for accommodating my difficult request; I would definitely like to use your service again next time.

The onsen has an alkaline spring quality that leaves your skin smooth, and the apple cider after bathing is simply delightful. Above all, the staff are kind and warm, allowing you to relax and enjoy a rejuvenating stay. This is an accommodation you'll want to visit again and ag

Plus, no one else was using it, so I had it all to myself!). Each floor had a bookshelf with manga near the elevator, so I read "Slam Dunk," which I'd always wanted to read. Spending time alone was very relaxing. The staff were also very kind. I would love to stay here again when

This is an accommodation with a mineral spring, part of the Japan Association of Secluded Hot Spring Inns. You can enjoy a peaceful stay in a quiet environment. The cypress bath and rock bath operate on a gender rotation system, and the temperature is just right, making you w

" and had a second helping. The rice is also delicious. As expected from Daigo Town, a famous rice-producing area! I heard this place used to be a dormitory for a driving school, and you can still see traces of it here and there. It might be interesting to look for them. The

The journey to the Hotel was quite challenging due to light rain and winding roads. The parking lot was surrounded by thick fog, making it difficult to see the surroundings. Inside the Hotel, everything was impeccably clean—the lobby, hallways, Room, and even the bath were all

My wife was also delighted. The accommodation was quiet, possibly due to the limited number of guests, and I could enjoy a private bath to unwind at my own pace. The meals were exceptional! Each dish reflected the chef's dedication and care. Even my daughter, who is usually picky

The large bath was incredibly relaxing. The breakfast offered a variety of options and was absolutely delicious. Thank you very much—it made for a wonderful trip!

This was my first time staying at this type of Hotel. - The Room was clean and tidy - No need to worry about neighboring rooms - The Room has a microwave - No worries about coming and going I am very satisfied and would love to stay again.

I had a refreshing experience interacting with many animals and nature. The staff were kind, and I would love to visit this accommodation regularly.