We loved our stay at this new modern little apartment with views over the water. The spa on the upstairs balcony and lovely little downstairs deck to capture the morning sun were fabulous. Plenty of kitchen facilities to allow us to cook our own meals. Super comfy beds for Japan standards, offering a nice view out over the water. The apartment was in a handy location to town and easy to walk to the Amanohashidate island walk.

The apartment was built right behind a huge carpark, hence the view to the water was over a carpark as well. It was empty when we were there, so wasn’t a major problem, but could be a bit of an eyesore when full.

I didn't realize the upgraded booking would be in an ultramodern structure away from the main hotel. It was closer to the water, so the views were magnificent (except for the parking lot). The open air, private hot tub was over the top! It was a great way to begin the day! There were just two of us staying for a single night. The booking would have been a better fit for four, or for those who stay several nights or more as we had little use of a full kitchen. The second floor was spacious with huge windows to gaze at the outdoors while lounging on the sofa or beds. There were comfy robes and pajamas plus extra thick bath towels to use. The negative was a rather unnerving experience! After enjoying a shower under a fancy rain shower and a hand held one, none of the buttons and knobs worked to stop the flow of water. There was no phone in the place, so someone needed to go across the street, cross the railroad tracks, and run up a hill to get help when it was 50+ degrees. After a few tries and a phone call probably to someone from maintenence, the issue was resolved.

The hotel is a 10 minute walk from Amanohashidate station and it’s mostly flat. The hotel itself is very well presented and is traditional meets modern. The room is amazing, we stayed in a Japanese style room, and the staff provided extra padding for the futons for us. The hot spring onsen is amazing, right outside the room, it’s beautifully hot and is such a nice treat after a travel day or day of exploring. The outside area with the onsen is completely private too. Overall we loved our stay, slightly more expensive however it was a treat and we are glad to have visited and stayed.

It is a bit isolated in the outskirts of the town, but in a walkable distance from the train station. The room was very large which we enjoyed a lot, being 4 guests ; it was also very confortable with good amenities for personal hygiene and the basics to prepare tea and store snacks ; the sea view was amazing, particularly at dawn. The onsen is superb. We didn't see staff except at arrival and departure, they were very friendly and helpful, allowing us to store our luggage extre time.

The hotel was under a renovation process so the external appearance when we arrived was a bit strange, I understand that it was also closing for a couple of days on the day we left.

Room is quite spacious with private Onsen bath.

Location though distance wise is not very far from train station, the walk to the hotel is not comfortable - there is no proper pavement or pedestrian walkway for a good stretch of the route and the hotel is on a slope. It may be tough for those with luggages in particular if the weather is not good. On the other hand, the hotel runs only limited shuttle service and there is hardly any taxis in the area.

Property was beautiful. Had the Japanese style room with outdoor bath. The staff was absolutely amazing. Clean and all amenities are top notch

Getting to and from the property coming from the train was pretty close but its rough to get any taxis and you would need to walk on the main road between the traffic and train tracks. On a good note they offer free shuttle service to the train station before 10am when checking out and rent out bikes that you can use to get around

We were placed In one of the two houses overlooking the bay rather than a room in the main hotel which he had booked. Beautifully designed with lovely view and pool on the balcony. Fully equipped with washing machine and kitchen, but very limited food in local shop for self catering. No instructions for equipment other than in Japanese. Lovely mineral spa both indoors and outdoors at main hotel.

The hotel is and old one, but we thoroughly enjoyed the retro vibe it has! Futons were very comfortable, bathroom was cleaned and had everything we needed and more. And las but not the least- private onsen we had in our room was absolutely perfect! We enjoyed it a lot as it was our first experience of this kind. The location is good, not far from the station and main attractions, and they also have shuttles in the morning to deliver you and your luggage to the station :)

Walking distance from Amanohashidate Station. Staff are very friendly as helpful. They picked us from the station (only) and offer to deliver your luggage to the station at stipulated timings. There's a lovely cosy lounge where you can have coffee and just relax or play chess! They also guided me on how to get to Ine village and back. Overall a great stay with a private hotspring right within your room!

Staff was friendly. The breakfast was delicious!

The advertisement made me understand that there was a public bath and a private bath. My receipt details showed private bath. I understood that to mean we had our own private hot spring. That was not the case. I feel it was too expensive with no private Ibsen and no meals included.