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We stayed as a family of four in a Room with an open-air bath. The bath is not an Onsen, but being able to soak and relax at any time was exactly what we wanted, so choosing this Room was the right decision! The changing area has air conditioning, so it was nice not having to change clothes in the cold. The Room was spacious and came with a ReFa hair dryer. Guests staying on the top floor can also borrow a ReFa hair iron at the front desk, which was a wonderful service. We also went to the large public bath, and this one is an Onsen—warm and soothing for a long time! Dinner was delicious across the board, and there was plenty of food, so we were completely full and very satisfied! The spiny lobster sashimi platter was especially impressive. Breakfast was great too—the dried fish was very tasty and went perfectly with rice! The attendants spoke to us in a friendly way, and everyone was kind, which made us very happy. If you drink alcohol: you can order it at dinner, but for drinking in your Room you’ll need to buy from the shop inside the property. The selection is limited, so I recommend buying what you want at a convenience store beforehand and bringing it with you. There’s only tea that you make yourself in the Room, so I think it would have been even better if bottled water had been provided. It’s a Ryokan we’d love to visit again as a family. Thank you very much.

I felt unwell during dinner and caused inconvenience to the staff. They kindly prepared rice balls for me, which I enjoyed in my room afterward. The room had a great view of the ocean, but since it was a Western-style room and we were barefoot from the lobby, having slippers in the room would have been appreciated. As we made our reservation online, each of us received one complimentary drink and dish as a service, which was more than enough. If given the chance, I would love to stay here again. Thank you very much!

Get off at a bus stop about 40 minutes from Tazawako Station (Shinkansen) and walk through heavy snow to reach the property. It’s an ideal location for enjoying the snow. True to its “sky” name, you can take in breathtaking snowy scenery. Even if it’s snowing heavily outside, the building is warm and comfortable. I stayed for two nights, and they provided a free shuttle to Tazawako Ski Resort, so it’s also recommended for skiers. The Onsen after skiing was amazing. When I visited, the snow on the road was nearly 2 meters deep—an irresistible setting for snow lovers.

This was our first stay, and we used it for a trip with my daughter, son, and grandchild. Since we checked in early, we had the Onsen all to ourselves! The open-air bath was wonderful as well. The meals were delicious, and they kindly prepared a meal for our grandchild—even including furikake. The Room was comfortable and easy to relax in. I truly hope to stay here again someday!

[Note: Room Condition] I stayed for a 4-night Multiple Night Stay in a 15-tatami Japanese-style Room with No Meals Included. It felt like using a futon set up in a small banquet hall of a day-use Onsen Facility. I was initially concerned that there was no toilet in the Room, but it was clean and I didn’t run into anyone during my stay, so it wasn’t an issue. Fresh towels, amenities, and very tasty tea snacks were delivered every day. For dinner, I could freely choose depending on my mood—warming up convenience-store food in the microwave or having meals delivered from the dining hall. If I asked, they brought cups and ice as well, and all the staff were pleasant, which made it very relaxing. I love traveling and have stayed at many Accommodations, but this became one of my favorites.

Visited with 5 friends A space that offers an extraordinary experience, making it the perfect vacation. Beautiful house and pool Sophisticated amenities Functional and convenient furniture I truly feel there is no better accommodation than this! I would love to stay here again.

Breakfast was also satisfying, including locally grown vegetables. At checkout, we were seen off by four staff members, including the proprietress. I stay at around 20 Hotels and Ryokans a year, and this is one of my top three—an outstanding Ryokan. I would definitely love to sta

The building is old due to its age, but the rooms are well-cleaned. The lounge offers complimentary soft drinks, two types of alcohol, and light snacks, which is a nice touch. The meals are delicious, the bath provides enjoyable views, and the staff are excellent.

The Echizen crab full-course meal was outstanding. A true crab feast that paired perfectly with warm sake, beautifully presented and delicious. The building exterior and Facilities are a bit old, and the toilet and washbasin were shared, but everything was kept very clean and we had no issues using them. On the day of our stay, it was extremely cold due to a cold wave and heavy snowfall, so we wanted to warm up in the bath, but the water felt a little lukewarm, and even with the heater on full power the Room took quite a while to warm up. The location is convenient—close to the station—and Tojinbo is about 2 km away, an easy walk if you enjoy a stroll. We hope the older parts will be renovated little by little over time. We would love to return in another season and try a different dining course at this Accommodation.

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.

After my first stay in April, I became completely captivated by Kito Nasu and decided I absolutely had to visit again within the year. This was my long-awaited second stay! Last time, I stayed for one night, but it wasn’t enough to fully enjoy this wonderful place, so this time I stayed for two nights! From the moment you step inside, you’re greeted by a delightful blend of wood and incense scents that make you want to take a deep breath. The sauna was as amazing as ever!! The layout is well thought out, and the fresh air makes outdoor cooling sessions incredibly refreshing. If you're experienced with lighting wood saunas, it’s easy to get started; even if it’s your first time, there’s a clear manual provided so anyone can do it quickly! The bathroom amenities are thoughtfully stocked with MUJI products. There’s not only a hairdryer but also a hair iron available. While there is just one mirror in the space, it's spacious enough for two people to use comfortably. I absolutely love the Aqua Feel bath that amazed me during my last visit—it makes you want to soak endlessly! (This time I used it five times!) The washing machine and gas dryer are super convenient; they even provide high-quality fabric softener that leaves your laundry warm, fluffy, and wonderfully fragrant after every wash. The restroom plays soothing music when seated and has its own handwashing area—very convenient—and yes, even the restroom smells great! The kitchen is equipped with state-of-the-art appliances including a large refrigerator and plenty of stylish tableware. Everything here exceeds expectations—it feels like every “wouldn’t it be nice if they had this” has already been anticipated at Kito Nasu. Personally speaking, I don’t think there’s another private accommodation as charming as this one anywhere else. I’ve already started planning my next trip while searching through social media for similar private accommodations like Kito Nasu—but nothing compares so far! So now I'm thinking about visiting again early next year—this time for three nights! It truly feels like a second home where each visit makes you want to stay longer—a very relaxing accommodation. Looking forward to visiting again soon!

The moment we stepped inside, the ocean view beyond the lawn garden burst into sight through the large living room windows. We had the breathtaking sea view from the hilltop all to ourselves. We enjoyed a BBQ while watching the sunset, and after dark we had drinks on the spacious terrace under a sky full of stars. We could hear the sound of the waves all night long. The next morning, as soon as we entered the living room again, we were moved by that ocean view once more—truly one of a kind. Our dog was in great spirits too, running around happily both in the garden and in our Room. The location was also very convenient—we couldn’t believe such an amazing place existed. It was an unforgettable stay. We did have some rainy weather, but it was great that we could still enjoy a BBQ even in the rain. The Accommodation’s Facilities and amenities were perfect; even arriving empty-handed, we lacked nothing at all. Everything was spotless, and we were able to relax comfortably. At checkout, the staff kindly saw us off with warm hospitality. If we have time, we’d love to return again soon.

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!

Although we were given a spacious top-floor Room, it was very disappointing that the open-air bath we had been looking forward to was closed for the winter season. It seems it is closed throughout February, but we would have liked it to be opened flexibly depending on the weather. As for the meals, we ordered the branded crab course, but were disappointed to find it was frozen crab. The Room itself was spacious and nice, but the toilet was small and the sink was located separately, which was inconvenient.

Since my workplace on business trips is in Tokyo, I used to make a Roppongi Hotel my regular stay. But with hotel rates rising lately, I was debating downgrading—then it occurred to me that Kamakura is only a little over 50 minutes from central Tokyo via the Shonan–Shinjuku Line. I searched and found this Accommodation in Kamakura. This value for money with the 3rd floor and rooftop! Spacious, great bed comfort, and even the bathroom uses Grohe shower fixtures—just like at home. Nice… And then I discovered there are lots of wonderful hidden-gem restaurants nearby (also amazing value), so I was completely satisfied! Unlike a Hotel, there’s no front desk staff, which actually feels refreshingly simple. You enter with a password that’s valid only during your stay. It’s perfect! Definitely coming back!! Just one thing: since there isn’t really a front desk, you can’t send luggage ahead by courier service, so for short stays you have to carry everything yourself, which is a bit tough. Well, maybe that’s asking too much… Even so, it’s 100/100. Oh—and the provided professional-grade body soap smelled incredible. I took a photo of the brand and product name so I’m going to buy it myself.

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.

A Journey to Birthplaces with Three Mom Friends Sea of clouds, sunrise, autumn leaves, Onsen, and meals—everything was truly satisfying. The National Vacation Village after 50 years still had its red roof intact, bringing back nostalgic memories as if we had traveled back in time. We will definitely visit again!

Thank you so much for your hospitality! The receptionist's warm and cheerful demeanor made our entire family feel at ease. The area has a youthful vibe with nearby convenience stores, restaurants, and souvenir shops, yet it was quiet at night, making our stay completely stress-free. Being so close to the beach was incredibly convenient—we could easily return even after a late-night visit. There’s also a foot-washing station nearby, which made things super handy after spending time by the sea. It was so comfortable that I’d love to live here! Enoshima is within walking distance as well, making it an excellent choice for long-term stays.

The view is beautiful. The room is very spacious. At night, it gets completely dark, and if there are no clouds, the stars are stunning. The hotel's service is excellent. Although I didn’t use it, there is a pool available. The surroundings consist of fields, forests, and cows. It reminded me of an old but charming hotel in Ubud, Bali. For dining or shopping, you can reach the town by car in about 10 minutes. Both the airport and the town are nearby. The hotel offers a morning restaurant and drink vending machines; there might have been cup noodles available too (though I didn’t try them). The facility is somewhat old but functional. Hot showers work well, and the air conditioning was effective. While geckos may occasionally appear (as they do in Bali), I didn’t encounter any during my stay—they’re harmless anyway! There were a few small ants in the bathtub at one point but washing them away with water solved that issue. I made a last-minute reservation during peak season at what I thought was a reasonable price. If you’re concerned about some of these minor drawbacks mentioned above, this place might not be for you; however, if they don’t bother you much, your satisfaction will likely be high. I would love to stay here again!

This is a conveniently accessible Stays along the Sazanami Street. There is ample space on the premises, so you can unload your luggage at the entrance before moving your car to the parking space. On the first floor, there is a lobby and front desk, as well as a bright and open café salon and dining area facing the lake. The atmosphere inside the Property is quite stylish, with a pension-like feel. There seems to be a shortage of staff, so contact with staff is mostly limited to the front lobby and dining area. Accommodation is only on the second floor. All Rooms have large windows facing the lake. Since there is no elevator, some guests may find it difficult to carry their luggage up to the second floor. The Room I stayed in had a panoramic bath with a full glass window on the lake side, continuing into a tatami Room with a bed placed across the glass wall. You can enjoy a wide view of the lake from the bath through the glass wall while sitting on the bed or chair. The bath is maintained at a comfortable 41 degrees Celsius 24 hours a day. Since the bath is on the window side, it is not expected to be cold even in winter. Including the washroom and toilet, the Room is either newly built or renovated, making it functional and comfortable. The bed's comfort and Room temperature control are excellent. Thanks to good soundproofing, you cannot hear any traffic noise despite frequent traffic passing by. Although there is quite a loud BGM playing in the corridors and dining area, it is not audible inside the accommodation Room. The dining area has counter seats facing the large windows on the lake side. The long counter is divided into sections for two people each with tall partitions. Although the guests were quiet, you can hear other guests' conversations. There also seem to be table seats that are not at the counter. The cuisine is gourmet as per the Review. The dishes seem to reflect the chef's pride and dedication (as expected), which may lead to differing preferences.