"The hotel is clean and staff are friendly. The onsen is just 5 minutes walk from the room and it’s spacious. There are plenty of restaurants near by. One thing to note is that the window blinds is the room are unable to fully cover the windows."

"Staff were very helpful with new customs of a Japanese style hotel, despite the language barrier. Good food and a western style breakfast available. The garden is a wonderful oasis and the ones was very enjoyable."

"Breakfast was good but boring with little variety but it was part of the price of the room. The location was great as it was right next to the train station. Lots of restaurants nearby with great food. Room was comfortable and quite quiet."

"It was my first time staying at a container house, but it seemed newer and more beautiful than I imagined. I'm glad I came with a lunch box."

"It was easy to access as it was 10 minutes away from Yuda Onsen Station, and it was close to pretty cafes and famous hot springs nearby. The facilities were clean, and the service was clean, I was especially satisfied with the neat and clean breakfast. The lock on the room was a number key, so it was convenient to take it out separately from my group. Ah. The cute hot spring that was free to use was also really nice."

"I had a very pleasant stay and was particularly impressed by the attentiveness of the front desk staff.  They were incredibly helpful and polite, going so far as to provide me with hot water when I needed, I was also greatly appreciated. I would definitely recommend this hotel."

"I made a reservation because it said dinner was included, but At the hotel information desk, a non-Japanese foreigner explained in Japanese, so we went to have dinner after checking in. The place for dinner was just an ordinary small bar, and although I told them my name, there seemed to be something wrong and there was no dinner. He said it was a mistake in a hurry and made a regular meal. I made a reservation to eat the kaiseki cuisine shown in the photo, but I was not able to eat the kaiseki cuisine. If you take off all your clothes and bathe in the hot springs, there will be a woman going back and forth cleaning you. I was very embarrassed when I took off all my clothes and faced the woman. I think it would be much better to make a reservation at a ryokan that appears if you search on a map nearby. Payment was completed on the site, but if there were taxes, etc., I had to pay 300 yen more."

"The service is good, but it is obvious that the hotel building is aging."

"This is a well-established hotel in the downtown area that can be considered both a resort and a business hotel. There is a large public bath in the basement and an open-air bath! This time, the room was very spacious and barrier-free. The sofa, bed, desk, and bath were all spacious and comfortable!"