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Due to the typhoon, it rained throughout our stay. Even in the rain, the location was extremely convenient, with everything within walking distance. I have stayed at Daiwa Roynet Accommodations before and had great experiences everywhere, so I came to Ginza Premier with high expectations. The front desk staff were very kind and left a great impression. Although it was a Compact Twin room, the bathroom had both a bathtub and a shower, and it was clean and comfortable. It was a bit disappointing to notice slight dirt behind the faucet at the sink. Overall, I was very satisfied and would like to stay again if I have the chance.

I stayed on February 1. The service that delivered my luggage from your affiliated Hotel near Kyoto Station to the Hotel in Kawaramachi was convenient and very helpful. In the Room, it was inconvenient that the washbasin was in the bedroom and there was no changing area. I also noticed dust on the floor next to the bed. It felt like the cleaning wasn’t thorough, which was a bit unpleasant.

I stayed here for an exam, and thanks to the thoughtful attention to detail and flexible support, I was able to face the day fully prepared. The warm hospitality of the staff and the delicious breakfast left a lasting impression, and I would love to stay here again.

We visited to celebrate our wedding anniversary. We had dinner at the Hotel’s Chinese restaurant. We did not mention our anniversary when making the Reservation, but the Hotel staff informed the restaurant, and they prepared an anniversary plate for us. The food was also excellent. The breakfast buffet was delicious as well, with a wide variety of options, and we were very satisfied. We also used the pool and fully enjoyed our stay at the Hotel. We would love to stay again if we have the opportunity.

I always stay here when I visit Osaka. In the past, only a thin face towel, a toothbrush, and tissues were provided, and bath towels had to be purchased. Now you can borrow a sturdy face towel, a bath towel, and a toothbrush for free. It’s affordable and convenient, which really helps. I’ll stay again.

This was our first stay at the REI Hotel. The location was very convenient, and since we didn’t spend much time at the Hotel, we appreciated being able to focus on sleep—the bed was spacious and the Room was comfortable. After the live show, we were completely exhausted, so we’re glad we chose this place to rest.

I stayed at this Hotel near Namba Station to catch an early morning train to Koyasan. When I went to the front desk before check-in to leave my luggage, an international staff member assisted me and kept my bags. There are lockers in the front lobby, and the staff handled everything politely. At check-in, only international staff were present as well, which made it feel like I was abroad. I was surprised when a staff member said, “Passport please.” I replied that I am Japanese and they proceeded with the process, but since I did not see any Japanese staff during my stay, it almost felt like I was overseas. This may be because many guests are from abroad. The front desk area had a water dispenser, an ice machine, and various amenities, so I selected what I needed and took them up to my Room. The elevator requires you to tap your key card to access your floor, which felt secure. The Room was clean and easy to use; however, the table was quite low. It was fine for tea or meals but not suitable for working on a laptop or writing, so I slightly regretted not booking a twin Room. It is also close to Kintetsu-Nippombashi Station, with Namba Station and many restaurants within walking distance—very convenient. Thanks to an IKYU sale deal, the value for money was excellent.

I called to ask about the typhoon, but I was able to stay without any issues! I really appreciated your kind and wonderful support. I would definitely like to visit again!

It was clean, well located, and reasonably priced, so I stayed here again.

I often stay here when visiting Kyoto for personal trips. I like the quiet setting away from the downtown area. Shin-Sawaragi Street runs north–south toward the Imperial Palace. Some old wooden houses still remain, and over the past few years I’ve been coming here, more small places such as stand bars have opened along the street and side lanes. With an 11:00 check-out, and since it was a hot season, I was able to relax in my Room. I think I’ll stay here again next time.

The Room was spacious, the staff were very considerate, and I was very satisfied with the price. The air conditioner was excellent as well, with no odors or anything like that. I did have to look around a bit because an outlet was hidden behind the information sheet (oops). Since it’s right next to the Meitetsu railway line, those who are sensitive to noise should be aware of this (it didn’t bother me). I missed breakfast, so I can’t comment on any of the food.

We stayed in a train-view Room. From the window, we could see Tokyo’s night skyline and the rail yard; farther out were the Shinkansen and the Tokyo Monorail, and above, airplanes. It was a view that not only kids who love vehicles but also adults could watch for hours. We requested a baby guard and children’s amenities in advance, which allowed us to stay with peace of mind. There is also a supermarket (with baby food) and a convenience store inside Ttracks, so even if you forget something, you can usually find what you need. We didn’t use the restaurant this time, but it has a wonderful atmosphere and we’d like to try it next time.

I stayed here as a Hotel for a fan trip. Thank you for upgrading my stay. It was helpful, as fewer Hotels offer smoking Rooms these days. The Room was spacious and nice. However, the lighting was warm-toned, which made doing my makeup difficult. I wish there had been a white light near the mirror. I ended up opening the curtains and using natural light while doing my makeup. I understand it’s a Hotel, but the hair dryer airflow was also weak, so it would be helpful if guests could choose a stronger one for an additional fee. The location is good—one stop from Tokyo Dome and close to the station. But I wouldn’t really say it’s within walking distance from Tokyo Dome.

This was my first stay. The views of the Chichibu townscape from both the Room and the dining area were wonderful. In the main building, Rooms on the 2nd floor have a roof below that reduces the sense of openness, so I recommend choosing the 3rd or 4th floor if you stay in the main building. For dinner, I had a Japanese-Western kaiseki-style course; since the price difference is minimal, I personally preferred it over the buffet. Overall, it’s a Hotel with great value for money.

It had been a while since I last stayed at this brand’s Hotel, and I was satisfied. First, the location: it is convenient, yet not in a noisy area. The Room size, Facility features and amenities, and the staff’s service were all excellent. Check-in was smooth, and the hospitality—such as welcome drinks—was also great. The price was appropriate, and I feel I received an experience well worth it.

Although the Reviews on the Reservation site were positive, I didn’t expect much because the Accommodation Fee was low. However, just as the Reviews said, the staff were courteous, and even though my Room was right next to the elevator, I wasn’t bothered by noise and was able to relax comfortably. I didn’t use it, but I thought it was great that a light breakfast (such as bread and drinks) was provided free of charge, and that you could enjoy it on-site or take it back to your Room. The only disappointment was that when I stood on the bed, I noticed dust on top of the curtain rail.

About a week ago, I found this place on IKYU. Within the same budget range, this Hotel had by far the most spacious Room, and I chose it because the breakfast-included Plan is rare in that breakfast can be delivered to your Room. After checking in and arriving at my Room, it was indeed generously sized; the toilet was separate, and the bathroom had a washing area. The black-toned interior felt luxurious, and the amenities were well stocked—I really liked it. It’s a bit of a walk from the nearest station, so carrying my suitcase in the extreme heat was tiring, but it was a Hotel that made me want to stay again in Kyoto, which I love.

Because I stayed on a day with availability, I was able to use most of the shared facilities almost exclusively, so it was great to stay at a low price. The bath with an Onsen-like feel was also nice. Since the toilet and bath are shared, I think this is a good Accommodation as long as it’s not during busy periods.

We stayed here for one night on a trip to Kofu. From the Hotel entrance to the reception, and further back to the lounge, the space was wonderful and truly felt like a high-class Hotel. The Room was also clean and well maintained. What we especially loved was the large public bath with free-flowing Onsen water straight from the source—it was very relaxing. We didn’t dine at the Hotel this time, but we’re looking forward to doing so on our next visit.

The lounge was great, and the front desk staff were very pleasant. Unfortunately, the chairs on the courtyard patio were badly torn and worn out. The TV didn’t receive BS channels, and the remote batteries were weak, making it hard to change channels. I also looked for the first-floor restaurant because I wanted to eat seared bonito, but it was already gone. It was still listed on the signboard—if it’s no longer available, please update the signage accordingly.