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"Great location right by the Okaido shopping street. The hotel itself is a small, clean business hotel, and the price was really reasonable — perfect for a quick stay while traveling. The room is small, but the bed was comfy and the bathroom was clean and well taken care of. Overall, a solid budget-friendly option if you just need a simple and convenient place to stay."

"Great stay on our pilgrimage. Clean room, friendly and helpful staff and close to restaurants, grocery and conbini. "

"Great location, clean rooms and friendly staff."

"This hotel is best described as "tired". It has seen better days. In my room the carpet was dirty, the bathroom smelled strongly of mold, and the water gurgled slowly out of the sink. The sheet on my bed was torn in two places, and I wondered if it would last the scheduled three days without disintegrating. When my daughter went into the bathroom, she was greeted by a large insect on the floor. Personally, I would not stay there again."

"Nice stay, the onsen is great"

"Breakfast was very good at the Sushimaru restaurant downstairs. We also ate dinner there too. We chose Chef’s Omakase. It was very reasonable in price, and the food was very enjoyable with seasonal ingredients. Staff was courteous. Room was very clean and quiet. Over all our experience at this hotel was 10 out of 10. It’s one minute walk from Dogo Onsen Honkan. We highly recommend. "

"The breakfast was great. Staff was great. Bath was nice. The room was a little less high quality in terms of finishes than I would expect from a place at this price level. And the dinners were quite disappointing relative to the price level and other meals we had with half board at other ryokans/hotels during our stay in Japan. Under seasoned and just not very excellent. Also disappointed that the dinners were French cuisine focused."

"It was amazing experience for the hot spring and breakfast."

"The host was amazing. Friendly, generous and genuinely happy to have us stay. The location of the small village of only Japanese people was amazing. Google Translate, a smile and patience was required to communicate with the locals who were all very welcoming. It was very authentic ryokan. "