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Overall, it was good. Great view and scenery. Good facilities. The kitchen faucet did not provide hot water. The air conditioner in the large room was not working.

We stayed as a couple with our large dog. There were two bedrooms, and the Room was very clean and lovely. The meals were excellent! The drinks in the refrigerator—including alcohol—were unlimited, and there was more than we could finish, leaving us completely full.

I stayed here for the first time on a business trip. The owner’s friendly, approachable vibe really sets the tone for this Hotel. There was a little dust on the table in the Room, though. The shower room seemed newly renovated and had a modern setup. Breakfast was excellent—the whitebait rice bowl came with a generous heap of whitebait. I’d definitely like to stay here again on my next business trip.

We stayed with two families—six adults plus one dog. The access road is a narrow, steep hill, which was a bit nerve-racking, but once we arrived we found a spacious property. Even if our dog barked a little, it wasn’t an issue because there’s plenty of distance from the neighboring houses on both sides. It’s still quite new—a stylish, spotless Accommodation that immediately lifted our spirits. The bedrooms were very flexible: one room with 1 bed, one with 2 beds, and a 4-bed room that can be divided into two rooms. We didn’t do BBQ; instead we bought Awaji beef, sashimi, Awaji vegetables, and more and cooked for ourselves. The kitchen was large and well stocked with cookware, tableware, and plenty of seasonings—no problems at all. With a large dog run, a new sauna that smells of fresh wood, a premium massage chair, and a water dispenser that provides both cold and hot water (plus other well-equipped Facility features), the stay was extremely comfortable! The amenities were also plentiful, with lots of extra towels available to use as needed—which really helped. (Since we were a big group, we went to Parche Kaori-no-Yu for bathing—about 15 minutes away by car.) The 1st floor is for bedrooms and the 2nd floor is the living/dining area; at first I found it inconvenient to keep going upstairs and wondered why it was designed that way… but the next morning I understood when we saw the breathtaking view from the large living-room windows overlooking the sea toward Kobe. There were a few minor points—some cooking tools were hard to figure out how to use and there weren’t quite enough dog amenities—but when I emailed about them I quickly received a very polite reply saying it was helpful feedback, which left another great impression. Because we had many people in our group, the Accommodation Fee per person was very reasonable. The location is also convenient for sightseeing, with many stylish dog-friendly restaurants nearby. Everyone in our group was completely satisfied—we’re already saying we want to come back again.

• Guest Rooms & Amenities The Room I stayed in was spacious enough for three people. The TV does not support mirroring or YouTube, but it comes with many channels pre-registered. Free Wi‑Fi is also available, so you can use your smartphone without worry. There were plenty of amenities such as toner and brushes, and the yukata and bath basket bag were very cute. • Hospitality & Service The staff provided very polite service. Although the service ends early at 18:00, they still came to pick us up at Kaga-Onsen Station. For departure, they also offer drop-offs to the station about once every hour. • Onsen & Baths The changing area was clean and had a foot massager and a scale. I was a little disappointed that the large public bath had only one indoor tub. There is also a private bath, which you can use for free in the morning. • Facility & Equipment Everything was very clean from the front desk onward, with a space that subtly gave off a Demon Slayer vibe! There is also a table tennis table in the shared area; if you borrow rackets at the front desk, you can play for about 30 minutes per session. There was also a piano available to play freely. • Dining This time we did not add meals. However, all guests could enjoy complimentary drinks such as coffee and Kaga tea (with time limits). • Overall Satisfaction Overall, it was an excellent Ryokan that I was very satisfied with. I would love to visit again! Thank you very much!

We used a log cabin twin room with bath and toilet for two people (it was originally booked for one, but I asked the staff to change it to two guests; the price did not change. It was a twin room, but I paid the single-occupancy rate). I asked the staff if my friend could stay later in the same twin room. My friend paid 9,800 yen for one night with two meals included. This Accommodation is very convenient because you can book it together with activities such as diving. This was my third stay. You can also change activities later: I had a package of 2 dives per day, changed one dive to a refresh course, and added one extra dive on the second day. I wished there were more items for drying swimsuits, but bringing your own is also an option. The instructors are polite and kind, so I recommend them. The food is not bad. The rice was very good. On some days, local restaurants in the area are closed, so it’s more convenient to arrange meals in advance. I was very comfortable.

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.

We stayed with a friend’s family. The location is right in town, for better or worse—there’s a convenience store just seconds away on foot, and a supermarket a few minutes away, which made shopping and last-minute purchases very convenient. However, because it’s in the middle of town and there is another building directly in front, we felt we needed to be mindful of the surroundings while staying there. In terms of Facilities, the bath has a large TV, and the kids were thrilled to watch it while bathing. There are also two toilets and a separate shower room, so we felt this Accommodation is well suited for multiple families. On the other hand, since the living room is on the second floor, carrying luggage up and down or having a BBQ and then eating inside was difficult. In summer, it might work better to have a BBQ and eat outside as-is. Overall, considering the low price we were satisfied, but we felt the building layout was somewhat wasted.

I had a wonderful solo trip. I visited at a leisurely pace by local train, and it was great to take a break from the busy daily routine and enjoy some peaceful time. The Onsen was truly amazing with excellent water quality. The meals were delicious, and the portions were so generous that I couldn't finish them all. The staff provided genuinely pleasant service. I realized how important it is to have time to relax alone at least once a year, and I'm grateful for having had such an experience here.

This property, located in the highly popular area of Hayama, features a unique layout designed to maximize space. The second floor houses the bedrooms, while the third floor includes the living-dining-kitchen (LDK) area, bathroom, and balcony. The fourth floor offers a rooftop space with an elevator for convenience. However, please note that the parking space on the ground floor is quite narrow and directly faces a residential road, which may make parking challenging during certain times of day. If your vehicle exceeds the designated size limit for this parking spot, there is a coin-operated parking lot available diagonally across from the property. Inside, every corner of this facility is impeccably clean and well-organized. From the third-floor living room, you can enjoy stunning views of both the ocean and Mount Fuji (photos available). The facility provides excellent comfort and functionality for guests. Additionally, there is a bus stop with frequent service conveniently located right in front of the property—perfect for accessing dining options near Zushi Station or other nearby areas.

We booked the "Seafood Feast Reasonable Plan" for two people. As mentioned in other reviews, the meal portions were incredibly generous, and we were truly satisfied. Even though we chose a plan with fewer dishes, nearly 20 items were served, and the staff adjusted the pace thoughtfully to allow us to enjoy our meal leisurely. The sink, toilet, and bath are shared facilities, and while the ryokan itself has an old-fashioned charm including the rooms, we enjoyed the onsen and delicious meals very much. At night, it’s located just past a dark mountain road with a parking lot that can be hard to find due to poor lighting. However, right after leaving for your trip from there, you’ll see an incredibly beautiful starry sky—highly recommended to take a moment to enjoy it!

The staff were very friendly, and the check-in instructions were easy to understand. Even at this time of year, we were able to use the jacuzzi while the sun was out. The bathroom was clean, and we enjoyed a beautiful view in the morning, making for a very pleasant stay.

Kappo Ryokan Nihonkai Dinner: Boat Platter Enjoyed a luxurious meal with crab, sashimi, and clam rice, leaving us completely satisfied. The Room offered a great view of the sea.

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.

Very convenient for skiers. Lift discount vouchers are available in the off-season in March. Unfortunately, I didn’t know about them on the first day and couldn’t use one. Many Hotels around here are like this, but it’s great that you can still take a bath after check-out once you’re done skiing. The open-air bath has excellent water quality, but it was a bit disappointing that after check-out only the indoor bath is available. The meals were more than enough, and I didn’t have room for the all-you-can-eat imoni soup and dessert. I wanted to have the imoni soup the next morning even if it was just reheated, but it seems it’s only served at night. I thought it would be nice if the foreign staff smiled a bit more, but since I train Hotel employees as a Japanese-language teacher, I tend to be overly critical. They are probably doing their best.

The Airbnb review rating was excellent, so I decided to stay for the first time. The result was absolutely amazing! I experienced breathtaking views and an extraordinary atmosphere. The scenery of Awaji Island was truly stunning, especially the sunset from the terrace and the refreshing mornings, which became unforgettable memories. Enjoying such spectacular views in a private space felt like pure luxury beyond everyday life! The well-equipped facilities allowed me to fully relax. With a pool and sauna available, my whole family enjoyed an entire day together! Sweating it out in the sauna, diving into the pool, and feeling refreshed afterward was exceptional—it completely washed away all our daily fatigue. While visiting other accommodations on Awaji Island, I found that such wonderful facilities in a rental villa are quite rare.

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.

All rooms offer a golf course view, providing an exceptional sense of openness. The sunset sinking behind the distant mountains and the star-filled night sky were truly beautiful. The Onsen large public bath and open-air bath were spacious, clean, and comfortably warm. Meals were delicious for the price, and the buffet of side dishes and desserts was enjoyable with fewer guests allowing for a relaxed experience. However, as the room faced west, the evening sun through the shoji made it difficult for the air conditioning to work effectively, making it uncomfortably hot in the evening. Additionally, it was disappointing to find small crumbs resembling candy debris left on a tea coaster.

I made a Reservation because I was drawn to the rooftop Onsen, and it truly exceeded my expectations. You can see the five peaks of Aso right in front of you, and when I visited there was no one else—so I had it all to myself. I soaked before sunset and again in the morning. The rooftop bath is simple, but that’s perfect because the Aso mountains are the main attraction. In such an incredible setting, I enjoyed a one-of-a-kind experience you won’t find anywhere else. I also used the indoor bath twice, the meals were delicious, and the staff’s thoughtful hospitality made my stay very comfortable and enjoyable. This is an Accommodation I would love to stay at again. Thank you very much.

In mid-March 2025, I stayed for two nights with breakfast and dinner included. On the first day, I walked from Ohara Port to the ryokan while stopping by shops and parks to explore the town. It wasn’t too far. (Of course, Shuttle Service is available if you request it in advance, and they will gladly accommodate.) The guest room was a simple 6-tatami mat room with a unit bath and toilet, equipped with a TV, air conditioning, and climate control. Yukata robes were also provided. Meals were served in the dining hall on the first floor—dinner at 6:30 PM and breakfast at 7:30 AM. The meals featured plenty of local fish and vegetables, offering satisfying portions that left me very pleased. On the final day, they kindly drove me to Ohara Port in time for my ferry departing at 8:30 AM. The ryokan is conveniently located near a bus stop and shops. Run by a friendly couple since its establishment in 1960 as an old-fashioned ryokan, it comes highly recommended!