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I stayed at Mikaku no Accommodation Yamadaya on the second day of my solo trip to Tottori. The place is a bit old, but it was very calm and relaxing, and I was able to take it easy. Since I had crab on the first day, I chose the shabu-shabu course. The portion was so generous that I couldn’t finish it all by myself and ended up leaving some behind—I’m truly sorry about that. Still, it was delicious and I was very satisfied. I don’t usually like ponzu sauce, but the ponzu served with this shabu-shabu was surprisingly easy to enjoy. The thoughtful care as I was leaving also meant a lot. I’d like to stay here again when I come back to Tottori. Thank you very much.

The facility is old, but the service and meals are excellent. The room offers a stunning view of Iruka Pond, especially beautiful at sunset. The accommodation is a two-story building without an elevator, so you need to carry your luggage yourself. The room key is a traditional key, not auto-lock or card key, so please remember to lock the door. It feels like an old company retreat house, but the rooms and baths are kept clean. Since we planned to visit Meiji Mura for two days, the shuttle service between Meiji Mura and the hotel was very convenient. Dinner was a Japanese-style course meal with fish as the main dish. After grilled and fried dishes were served, white rice with miso soup and pickles came out; it would have been nice if they had served rice together with the grilled dish. Breakfast was very delicious—especially the rolled omelet; I wished I could have had more! The bath is not an onsen but has a large public bath at just the right temperature that soothes tired bodies. This accommodation is highly recommended if you're visiting Meiji Mura!

Before visiting Himakajima, I researched accommodations and found that the reviews were not very favorable, so my expectations were low. However, the staff at the accommodation were all incredibly hospitable, providing exceptional service throughout my stay. While it was not an onsen, the large public bath was spacious and relaxing, offering a similar experience with views of Ise Bay and Mikawa Bay. The sunset from the room was extraordinary—a scene reminiscent of a novel's opening line describing "a magnificent twilight," visible across the peninsula. The only disappointment was hearing that octopus catches have been poor recently. I look forward to visiting again when I have another opportunity.

I stayed for one night with my husband, and the Room was clean. There is no bath or meals provided, but there is an Onsen nearby and also restaurants where you can eat. Recommended if you are traveling by car. The ocean-side view was amazing—Hashitaka Rock Bridge was right in front of us, and we were very satisfied to be able to see the sunrise from the Room.

This is our second consecutive year staying here for a family trip with our dog. Both the Room and the large public bath are clean, and the Hotel staff are friendly—it's a Hotel we love where everyone can relax comfortably. We would definitely like to stay again next year!

This is my sixth repeat visit. It was my first time having breakfast and dinner, and the Hida beef steak for dinner was extremely delicious. I was able to make a Reservation for a private open-air bath and enjoyed a relaxing soak. Thank you very much.

It was a traditional Japanese-style Accommodation with a strong Showa-era feel, featuring Japanese meals, Rooms, and shared toilets and washbasins—what you’d call a classic guesthouse. The staff were attentive, the place felt well cleaned, and the meals were simple. For dinner, I was surprised to receive such a generous sashimi platter that I wondered if there had been a mix-up—but it was delicious!

Weekday stay for a family of four in two rooms. The room was spacious and clean for two people. Dinner was luxurious, with enough sashimi to fill you up—highly recommended for seafood lovers. Other dishes like sukiyaki, soup, and chawanmushi were also very delicious. The staff provided friendly and attentive service with smiles, though having a menu would have been nice. For the bath, caution is needed as the large public bath's tub can be slippery. The outdoor bath was slightly lukewarm. Access to the rooftop open-air bath requires calling the front desk beforehand, so it’s best to make an early reservation as late-night or early-morning visits might inconvenience the staff (I regret not asking if multiple time slots could be reserved). However, if it's clear, you can enjoy stunning views of sunsets or starry skies from there—it’s refreshing! I’d love to stay again if I get another chance. Thank you!

Excellent service and a wonderful Onsen. Since we have children, the Room with minimal steps was very satisfying. We look forward to staying here again when we visit Atami.

An accommodation that retains the charm of the Showa era, with features like a dial phone in the room, a safe, and an elevator. However, it is not outdated; everything is clean and well-maintained, ensuring a comfortable stay. The staff provided excellent service and made our experience very pleasant. We also received great recommendations for restaurants and valuable local insights—truly appreciated. The view overlooking Lake Kamo was stunning. During a walk from the accommodation, we were lucky enough to encounter toki (Japanese crested ibis). The location is perfect and matches the atmosphere of Sado beautifully. Thank you!

This is the Hotel I stay at whenever I visit Shirahama. It is located about 50 meters from the main building. However, you can easily use the main building’s baths and dining facilities by simply going over there. Although it’s outdoors, you can walk between buildings in Hotel slippers. Personally, I enjoy having sushi for dinner in the main building and buying breakfast from the bakery there, then taking it back to the residence to relax and eat while gazing at the sea.

I stayed at this Hotel because it is close to the ferry terminal for joining the Ikeshima Coal Mine tour. Both the guest Room and shared areas felt clean, and there was even a massage chair in the Room. The TV also seemed to support streaming services such as Netflix. In front of the reception desk, there was an amenities bar and welcome drinks. The large public bath is not very big, but it was clean and also has a sauna. I happened to have it all to myself at the right time, so I could relax comfortably. I didn’t use it, but it looked like the laundry facilities can be used free of charge. The view from the Room faced the port, and I could watch ferries arriving and departing. If the weather is good, you can apparently see the starry sky and sunset from the rooftop, but unfortunately it rained during my stay. There are hardly any restaurants nearby. However, there are 24-hour convenience stores on both sides of the Hotel, so it wasn’t a problem. There was plenty of parking available, and having it free of charge was very helpful.

You can enjoy the Akashi Kaikyo Bridge scenery up close, and everything—the location, the Accommodation’s atmosphere, and the Facilities— is excellent, so we have stayed here many times. If I could ask for more, the bathroom window has no curtain and is fully visible from outside, so I would really like you to install one. If there were a sofa bed in the second-floor family room, it would be more relaxing upstairs as well and would be convenient for multiple families to sleep there. We all look forward to staying here again.

I had my parents, who traveled with me, stay there. My parents can be quite moody, but they seemed to really like it. I was a bit concerned about whether the stylish atmosphere of the hotel would suit older people, but they were very satisfied. It was clean and easy to use (though the blinds were so stylish that we couldn't quite figure out how to operate them), and everything necessary was provided, which was great. There is a net around the property to keep deer out, and you have to open it each time you go by car, but we didn't find it to be a problem. The place is surrounded by trees, and there are quite a few old trees, so when the wind is strong, branches can fall, which was a bit concerning, but it was just a particularly windy day, so it's probably not an issue usually. Next time, we would like to stay there ourselves in the winter.

This was my first stay. The actual room was far more beautiful and spacious than what I saw in the photos and videos online. It had a luxurious feel, allowing me to enjoy an extraordinary experience completely different from my home. Having laundry facilities was incredibly helpful, and there were plenty of items available for drying clothes properly. The accommodation itself was fantastic, but the road leading up to it was narrow and bumpy, making it a bit inconvenient as cars couldn’t pass each other easily. I appreciated the thoughtful touches like coffee beans, tea leaves, and even two types of bath salts provided. There were drinks available too—I believe beer was included—but since no one in our group could drink it, we ended up taking it home as a souvenir. It might be nice if guests could choose their preferred drinks during check-in at the front desk so everyone can enjoy them fully! Still, I’m really glad we chose this place. Thank you very much!

The room was very clean. The shared spaces were also well-equipped, so I was able to spend my time comfortably. It was cheap, and I would like to use it again when I go to Nagasaki. The owner is kind. They responded even when I called in the middle of the night!

We reserved Trunk to spend time with my son's family (a couple and three children under 5) who have been living in Marugame City, Kagawa Prefecture since last April. Including our group of four, we were a total of nine people. The property was recently renovated, very clean, and had beds as well as a loft that delighted the children. Since dining out can be challenging with small children, we purchased groceries at a supermarket in Mitoyo City and prepared dinner and breakfast ourselves. The kitchen was clean and well-equipped with utensils and appliances, which was very convenient. Although there is no bathtub—only showers—it was summer, so this posed no issue for us. The property is located in an industrial area by the sea but has a drugstore right in front where you can buy food and other necessities. There are also two convenience stores nearby, making it easy to stay comfortably without inconvenience. For sightseeing, Chichibugahama Beach and Tsushima Shrine are close by; Kotohira-gu Shrine (Konpira-san) or Zenigata Sunae Sand Art are accessible with a short drive. For fishing enthusiasts, the Shonai Peninsula offers many excellent fishing spots that make this location ideal as a base. We would love to stay here again when visiting my son's family next time!

Located by a beautiful beach, you can enjoy ocean activities and stunning sunsets. The Room was very spacious and comfortable, but there was a smell like insecticide or disinfectant when entering the Room. You get used to it after staying in the Room for a while, but it is noticeable again upon returning. Other than that, the Hotel, restaurant, and friendly staff made for an enjoyable stay. The location is convenient with good dining options and shops nearby.

Stayed during the November holiday. The freshly baked croissants at breakfast were delicious. I also took a walk on the beach, where the breeze was pleasant, and I enjoyed the beautiful view of the sea. The bed was very comfortable to sleep in.

The ocean view and service were excellent, but for a Hotel of this class, the lack of amenities in the Room and the use of a very cheap hairdryer left a poor impression.