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It was a short stay, but the view of the cityscape and Ariake Sea from the room was truly amazing. I would love to stay again if I have the chance. Thank you very much to all the hotel staff for your hospitality.

A quiet port town accommodation located at the southern tip of Shimoshima, Amakusa. This time, I stayed with no meals included, but the location is known for its fresh seafood. There is also a famous sunset spot nearby where you might be lucky enough to see the sun setting over the horizon. The building shows its age, but features like the tiled bath give it a nostalgic charm. The staff were very kind and made my stay comfortable and pleasant.

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.

We expected it to be cold since this is a Ryokan in the snowy mountains in winter, but the heating kept everything comfortably warm, and we never felt cold. There was a bed warmer in the futon, which stayed warm until morning and was extremely comfortable. The Room was spacious and very clean—we were completely satisfied. The meals were heartfelt and truly delicious. Above all, the staff were incredibly kind and helpful. When we went smelt fishing, we were beginners and didn’t know what to do; even though they were busy, they stopped what they were doing each time we came with questions and helped us kindly. They also took our child’s hand and showed them how to attach the bait. It was just a one-night trip, but it became a fulfilling journey where we experienced genuine warmth from people. Thank you very much.

The room was clean, and the service was pleasant, making my stay very enjoyable. Although it was a short walk from American Village, it was just right for a stroll. Along the way, there were traditional steak restaurants and Okinawa soba shops, so finding meals wasn't an issue. There were also plenty of dining options along Route 58, making it hard to choose what to eat. The Chatan Town Museum was new and clean with easy-to-understand exhibits about the town's history. The beach at Sunabe Baba Park was also beautiful. With so many attractive spots around the hotel, I look forward to visiting again!

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!

The place was renovated more beautifully than I expected, and I had a very comfortable stay. The Onsen was wonderful—soothing, warming, and perfect for relaxing at a leisurely pace. It’s also close to convenience stores and supermarkets, so it’s easy to pick up food and other essentials even without meals provided. The only thing I would have liked is an outlet near the bed.

Since most guests were traveling with dogs, we were able to relax and unwind without feeling self-conscious. We could even bring our dog into the buffet dining area, and being able to eat together was what we appreciated most. The food selection was excellent, and the nakaochi at breakfast was delicious. We don’t have small children, but having baby food pouches available for free use would be a very welcome perk for families with babies. Also, everything was wonderful—the lounge with all-you-can-drink alcohol, the indoor and outdoor dog runs, the grooming Facility, and the sea-view Onsen! The kids had a great time playing at the beach right in front of the property. If we had to mention one thing, we would have loved a private family bath that allows dogs as well.

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!

A very peaceful place where you can relax. The location is perfect with the sea right in front of you. The only downside is that it might be difficult to access without a car, but if possible, I would love to visit again.

This was my first stay. I stayed the night before visiting Oshiba Island. It seems to have been a love hotel in the past, but now it is a regular hotel. There is no strange atmosphere, so you can use it with peace of mind. The facility is old but well-cleaned. I stayed in a room with a bathtub on the terrace, and the view was amazing!! From sunset to sunrise, I could enjoy the beautiful Seto Inland Sea, and it was truly wonderful. I initially thought about walking to a nearby drive-in for meals, but since the view was so spectacular, I found convenience store food more than satisfying. This hotel offers excellent value for money and is highly recommended before it becomes too popular! I would love to stay here again when visiting nearby. If possible to improve: The outdoor unit of the air conditioner is on the terrace side, so its noise can be bothersome. While it's quiet if you don't use air conditioning, that's difficult during hot weather these days. Also, please consider upgrading the mattress for better comfort!

Miyakojima is a resort destination, and this is a great choice for those who want to spend more on travel and activities. The Facility is well maintained, the view from the Room is lovely, and above all, the breakfast is delicious. I’m considering staying here again next time.

At check-in, the staff kindly provided information about nearby supermarkets and other shops, which was very helpful for buying ingredients for our BBQ. The property is located in an area lined with luxurious villas and features a garage where we could park our car with peace of mind, as well as a pool and sauna. It was so well designed that we wished we could own a villa like this just as it is. Our 2 nights and 3 days went by in no time, so next time we would definitely like to stay for 3 nights.

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!

We stayed here over the New Year holiday. Dinner was generous in portion size, and we were satisfied.

This was our first stay as a family of five. From the Room, we had a beautiful view of Moon Beach, and the kids were thrilled—we really enjoyed the beachfront location. The Room had been nicely renovated and was very comfortable. The bathroom in the Room was a unit bath, but since there is also a large public bath, we used that instead this time. It costs extra, but the spacious bath was great. The breakfast buffet was served at a lovely beachfront restaurant; there was a wide selection and everything was delicious. We were disappointed there wasn’t Okinawa soba at breakfast, but we were told it’s available for lunch and dinner. There were plenty of great izakayas and restaurants within walking distance around the Hotel, so finding places to eat was never an issue. All of the staff were very kind, and the service was excellent.

I felt unwell during dinner and couldn't eat the fresh sea urchin, but the hostess kindly prepared a sea urchin rice bowl for me the next morning. It was absolutely delicious. The staff were all very kind, which made me happy. If I have another chance to visit, I will make a reservation again. Thank you so much!

I stayed at Harazuru Onsen Enmeikan for the first time, and initially, I didn’t have high expectations. However, I was amazed by the quality of the Onsen. A carbonated spring with alkaline properties and a hint of sulfur is truly rare to find. The meals were served warm dish by dish, and every item was delicious, leaving me completely satisfied. I hope this place continues for a long time. I will visit again!

The view was excellent, and the calm atmosphere made for a pleasant stay. The horizon of the Genkai Sea was visible from the Room, which was wonderful. However, when I woke up in the middle of the night and looked outside through the window, I could see stars and thought how beautiful it would have been if the window had been cleaner. The breakfast was delicious. Thank you very much!

This was my first stay. Both breakfast and dinner offered a wide variety of side dishes and generous portions, which was great. The meat in particular was delicious. From the Room, you can enjoy a panoramic view of the Sea of Japan. The bath is not an Onsen, but it is spacious, and morning bathing is also available. It was disappointing that the Accommodation did not have a refrigerator and only provided 2-in-1 shampoo/conditioner.