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I always stay in the Japanese-style room. It is very well cleaned and spotless, and I can also go to Sea Wave and use the Onsen, so I can spend my time comfortably and stress-free, which I really appreciate. Above all, the price is low, and even a Multiple Night Stay is affordable, so I hope you will keep offering this. Thank you.

There are various shops nearby, which is very convenient. There is also a convenience store close by, so even with No Meals Included it should be fine. The Facility was new and comfortable to stay in. However, the laundry washing machine was difficult to understand even after reading the instructions. Other guests were struggling as well, so it wasn’t just me being bad with machines.

Everything exceeded the price. The ochazuke served from 9:00 PM was very delicious, and I was also satisfied with the morning buffet. The staff were very helpful, and there was nothing negative. The only disappointing point was that although we came to Matsuyama (Dogo Onsen), the Hotel did not have a large public bath.

Even though it was during Golden Week, we stayed for about 7,000 yen for two people thanks to a big discount. There was no breakfast voucher, so I think it was included as a guest service. The Facility feels a bit old, but it was kept clean, and I really appreciated the wide range of amenities and services. Specifically: coffee, black tea/tea and soft drinks (drink bar) available until around 10 or 11 p.m.; extra shampoo and treatment options beyond the standard ones; manga; mini ramen (the kind sold for about 100 yen for four packs that you can even snack on as-is); and free-to-use washing machines and dryers. The Room was quite compact, but it was perfectly fine for our stay. We had a double-bed Room, and I personally liked that the window was right next to the bed. There’s a 24-hour super sento bathhouse across the street, and there also seems to be a convenience store if you head toward the station. There are two affiliated parking lots available. Breakfast may involve sharing a table depending on how busy it is. The front desk staff were polite as well, making for a comfortable stay.

The Room was a bit dated but kept very clean. There were no issues, and I had a comfortable stay. Above all, the newly opened underground hot-bath Facility was excellent! The sauna got properly hot, and both the large bath and cold plunge were great. There was also a relaxation area, so I was very satisfied. The showerheads were ReFa, and the changing room hair dryers were also ReFa. They also provided toner, lotion, and shaving foam—overall very satisfying.

For 5,000 yen per person, the Onsen was available, the Room was clean, and the starry sky was beautiful—it was excellent.

I was a bit concerned because the average Review score was 4 or below, but there were no issues at all. It’s a perfectly standard Business Hotel, and the Facility is clean. Considering the price and how close it is to the station, I have no complaints. However, for breakfast you’re directed to Yayoiken on the first floor, and it wasn’t very good. That was about the only thing that stood out.

We stayed in a twin room for a multiple night stay. It was our first accommodation here in several years. The hotel is gradually being renovated and becoming more comfortable. The elevator is new and faster, the hallways and other common areas have been brightened with new wallpaper. In the room, the shower has been updated, and the bathtub drainage works well now. The TV is larger, and the Wi-Fi has improved in speed. Breakfast had a limited selection but was delicious. You could feel the care put into preparing it. I had seconds of their special curry. The dressing for the vegetable salad seemed homemade, making it very appetizing. The miso soup appeared to be made with proper dashi stock, which was excellent as well. From the breakfast restaurant on the 10th floor, you can enjoy a panoramic view of Yatsushiro Plain while having your meal. As of late December 2025, parking at the hotel is under construction, so we used nearby paid parking lots instead. Within a few minutes' walk from the hotel are parking options ranging from 300 yen to 1,000 yen per night. Once on-site parking becomes available again, it will be even more convenient. Yatsushiro City Hall, Yatsushiro Castle Ruins Park (Yatsushiro Castle), Kumamoto General Hospital, and entertainment districts are all within walking distance. There are two supermarkets nearby: MaxValu and Marushoku. We bought sashimi at Marushoku to eat in our room—it was cheap! Fresh! Delicious! While there’s no denying some age to this accommodation, everything was cleanly maintained for comfort and convenience—and tasty meals added to its charm. During this year-end period when other hotels’ rates were soaring high-priced accommodations elsewhere led us here; unexpectedly though—this turned out great value! Looking forward already next time staying again!

There is a shared microwave and water available in the hallway. Since I checked in after having afternoon tea at 3:00, I prepared my own dinner. Breakfast was a very tasty buffet, and I tried every item. I would like to stay again.

I stayed for two nights in June and then returned for another two-night stay. Please note that the breakfast venue was closed at the end of June. However, there is a Sukiya as well as a 7-Eleven and FamilyMart very close by, so it wasn’t an issue. The towels and amenities were up to APA Hotel standards, so I was very satisfied. There is only one elevator, so it can get crowded depending on the time of day.

The Room was clean, and the front desk staff provided courteous service. I’ll be back!

The location is very convenient, with plenty of nearby paid parking lots. The front desk staff were friendly, helpful, and attentive. The Room was a twin Room with only one bed, so it felt very spacious and comfortable. This is a Hotel I would like to stay at again if I have the opportunity.

During Golden Week, I tried to book a last-minute stay in Uwajima but couldn’t find anything reasonably priced, so I stayed here in Yawatahama instead. There was a day-use Onsen within walking distance, and there were various restaurants nearby as well (though many were closed due to Golden Week). You can walk from the station if you really try, but taking the bus was more convenient. The Hotel was a slightly larger one that also hosts weddings. Compared with more expensive hotels, some Facilities are lacking, but it was perfectly adequate. Breakfast felt a bit pricey, so I skipped it. The paper slippers were extremely thin, so if that bothers you, you may want to bring your own slippers.

I stayed here for 20,000 yen, hoping it would be worth it for my certification exam. Check-in was done by entering information on a tablet placed in front of mannequins. Although I selected "Japanese" as the language at the beginning, messages kept appearing in English. I proceeded by guessing and managed to sign using my finger when I couldn't find a stylus pen. After completing the input, nothing happened until an employee appeared from a side door and guided me verbally. I was directed to another machine to pay the Tokyo accommodation tax of 200 yen in cash, though I wished everything could have been settled by card. The coin slot on this machine was hard to locate until the same employee pointed it out for me. It made me appreciate human receptionists more than ever. The mannequins standing at reception did nothing helpful; they seemed out of place and gave off an Osaka-style vibe despite being located in central Tokyo (Akasaka branch). While some families checking in nearby seemed amused by them, I thought fully automating with high-tech machines might have been a better direction than placing these figures. Breakfast was included with my stay and served buffet-style at an Irish pub on the first floor. The menu was simple but delicious. The room felt like a standard business hotel room equipped with newer facilities such as a suit cleaner—likely targeting business travelers—but I didn’t use it myself. The air conditioning noise or toilet water refilling sound didn’t bother me, making for a comfortable stay overall but nothing extraordinary. Even with discounts applied, 20,000 yen felt expensive—probably due to timing and location factors. Thank you for hosting me!

I didn’t expect much given the low price, but the front desk staff were very welcoming, and the Room was more spacious than I thought—I slept like a log. If I come back to Yaizu, this is the place.

It is easy to find from the station exit in 0 minutes, and I am personally satisfied. Since it was a single stay, the small size of the room is understandable. The free coffee service was appreciated. The breakfast was also satisfactory. Having a convenience store next door was helpful.

It was the cheapest option around Shin-Yamaguchi (free parking). The building and Room are a bit dated, and since it’s a business Ryokan it feels slightly darker than major chains, but it was properly cleaned and very comfortable. The bed has an old-style spring mattress and is firm. Only towels were provided in the Room; I picked up a toothbrush and other amenities next to the front desk. The bathroom is a compact unit bath and quite small, but that’s part of the charm—no issues using it. It’s located at the entrance to an area with lots of bars, so you won’t have trouble finding food or drinks. A convenience store is a 1-minute walk away. There’s also a supermarket nearby. They also offer loaner umbrellas, so you’re covered even on rainy days. Overall, I was very satisfied. If I stay around Shin-Yamaguchi again, I’d like to stay here again.

It’s right by the entrance to Chinatown, so it was easy to find. As others have mentioned, the step up into the unit bath is quite high. However, I was satisfied with the other Facilities. With its location right by the Chinatown entrance, transportation access was excellent. I would like to stay here again.

It was mentioned to be 5 minutes from the station, but it felt slightly farther than expected. However, there is a 7-Eleven nearby, and the front desk staff provided very courteous service, allowing for a comfortable and secure stay. Thank you very much.

I stayed here with the No Meals Included plan after attending Tsuyoshi Nagabuchi’s “Just One” concert. I considered taking the last Shinkansen home because I wanted to stay until the final encore, but luckily I was able to book a No Meals Included stay. It was very comfortable—thank you!