"We arrived at the hotel 15 minutes early, and the staff were very helpful, allowing us to check in immediately without waiting until 3 pm. The hotel has parking available for free, which is great!"

"Stayed one night with my hub and we visited the onsen 3 times. Enjoyed the outdoor onsen pool with nice autumn leaves scenery. Staff are friendly and very helpful from bringing the luggages in and explaining the stay despite little English spoken. Highly recommend! Room 504 is really big too."

"The staff who checked us in and served us breakfast were wonderful. However, when we tried to use the bar in the evening, we were disappointed that the staff were constantly chatting with locals and completely ignored us. There was only one other group there and they weren't busy, so it was a shame that they treated us that way intentionally. In the end, it didn't feel like we could order anything, so we gave up and left, but even then, no one came over to us. Even if you book the most expensive room, you get this kind of treatment, and I felt that this hotel doesn't offer service commensurate with the price."

"The hospitality was excellent, and I'm so glad I stayed here! The rooms are clean and the breakfast is delicious."

"Everyone was so kind, I had a comfortable stay."

"I came to Oga City specifically to see Namahage (the Japanese demon), and stayed at a hotel near Funagoeshi Station, two stops away from Oga Station. The hotel itself faces the river, and it's about a 20-minute walk from Funagoeshi Station. There were Namahage keychains and figurines everywhere around the reception area, and a small corner of a souvenir shop next door. The Namahage keychains were even cheaper than at the Namahage Museum. Before leaving, I bought a blue Namahage station keychain to complete my set with the red one I bought at the museum. The receptionist was incredibly friendly and welcoming. There was free coffee and juice available next to the reception until 7:30 PM. There was also free, unlimited ice cream at the exit of the public bath on the first floor, which you could take to your room. The room was quite clean, the table was long enough to put things on, and the window had a river view. It rained in the evening, and the flags fluttering outside were very loud, so I could hear them from inside the room. Thankfully, the wind stopped at night, and I slept very well. The meal included two meals. The 2-hour timed dinner was a BBQ set meal where you grill your own meat. A large platter included fish, shrimp, conch, pork, chicken, and beef. While the presentation was a bit messy, the portion was enough for one person. Rice and miso soup were complimentary and self-service, along with a 90-minute buffet of soft drinks. Breakfast was also a buffet, mainly consisting of various sausages, meatballs, and tamagoyaki (Japanese rolled omelets). Drinks included milk and coffee; although the selection was limited, it was still filling. After leaving the hotel, a 20-minute walk across the bridge led to a giant Namahage (demon) statue. There was a platform in front of the statue where you could hold your phone. A very satisfying trip to this off-the-beaten-path attraction!"

"The facilities were clean and fashionable and we were able to stay comfortably. The sauna was good, but I felt inconvenient that there was a shower on another floor that could wash my body. The breakfast was delicious and the staff was polite and comfortable!"

"It's located in a hot spring resort on the northwestern tip of the Oga Peninsula. Access from Akita city is easy, as it's easily accessible via a well-traveled road. The inn is very clean, and the bath is spacious and lovely. The mini Japanese drum concert recommended to us by the front desk was fantastic. Thank you very much."

"I was satisfied with the good hot water and delicious food. The food was just as delicious as the entertainment. The seaweed in the miso soup in the morning was chewy and the simpler it was, the tastier it was. When I walked around the area, I could hear the sound of hot water gushing out. The lady at the local liquor store was also kind and funny. There was also a live Namahage performance, which I'm sure was only available on certain days of the week, and it was very immersive."