Around Calpis Mirai Museum × Highly rated Hotel·Ryokan

From the nearest station, cross the children’s park and you’ll arrive without getting lost. I was excited to try the local ramen at the shop right in front, but it was closed for a regular day off. Stopped by on the way to Flower Park—drawn in by the high ratings—and it was well worth the detour. Everything was excellent; a rare find for such a quiet area.

This was my first time staying at the R9 Hotel. As it is the largest Room, it has a prefab-like exterior rather than a container. Up to four guests can stay, but there are only two double beds, which feels like too few beds for the size of the Room. The toilet is right next to the dining table, so I was concerned about odors. The sink is set up for light cooking, but it would have been nice to have tableware such as glass cups. When you open the entrance door, you’re right at the parking lot, which makes loading and unloading luggage easy, but the inside of the Room is fully visible, so it would have been better to have a partition. I was happy that we could get a free frozen bento meal. I’d like to stay again.

This is a repeat stay. Every year, avoiding the Obon season, I travel to Moka City to visit family graves, then stop by here on the way back to Kanagawa. This Hotel is calming and relaxing, with soothing views of Bannaji Temple. It’s quiet, and although breakfast doesn’t have a huge variety of side dishes, it’s delicious and satisfying. I will stay again next year. Thank you in advance.

I stayed here again following last year. From check-in, the staff welcomed me with friendly, familiar service. I accidentally left my music player behind the bedding, but they called me and kindly arranged to send it back. Thank you very much.

The Room was small, but it was very good. The breakfast was also delicious.

My late wife used to stay here often, so I stayed for one night this time while attending her memorial service. I stayed in Room 212. The air conditioning cooled well, but the operating noise was loud. Also, the remote control for the room lights did not work, and there were some lights that would not turn on even when using the switch. I recommend that these be inspected and repaired.

I think the Facility and cleanliness are good. However, I arrived before check-in time, so I spoke to the front desk and waited seated nearby until the scheduled time. Even when it was time, no one called out to me. The staff were chatting among themselves the whole time. There was also no explanation that towels for the public bath were provided in the Room. If they are going to give a lifeless, monotone explanation, then a self check-in machine would be fine. They should learn from front desk staff at other Hotel properties. Other than the front desk staff, there were no issues.

It’s close enough for a day trip, so I’d never stayed in this area before, but this time I did. For this price, having breakfast included and five baths is beyond amazing. I didn’t expect much from the breakfast given the price (sorry), but it’s outstanding value for money. The staff’s guidance and hospitality were also excellent. I hesitate to leave a Review because it might make Reservations harder to get, but next time I’d like to try the evening restaurant too (it was closed on its regular day off). There are several Sano ramen shops nearby, so you can enjoy a ramen-hopping tour as well.

I stayed in a double room. It was quiet, clean, and very comfortable. Since the railway tracks are nearby, you may feel a slight vibration when trains pass, but it wasn’t bothersome. Amenities do not include makeup remover or skincare products, so women should be sure to bring their own.

The front desk staff were polite, kind, and provided clear explanations. We were offered American coffee at check-in and check-out, and it was refreshing and delicious. The Room was also very clean. I would like to stay here again when I visit Ashikaga.

I stayed here the night before my trip. I had to work early the next morning, so it was very helpful.

As the facility includes an Onsen, I was able to spend a very enjoyable and comfortable time. I heard the tuna is delicious, so next time I would like to take my time and enjoy the meals as well.

I found this place while looking for somewhere to spend New Year's with my dog. The entire facility was clean and comfortable. There were plenty of amenities for dogs, and the spacious dog run allowed my dog to run around happily! The BBQ offered a wide variety of meats, which was very satisfying! There was also a campfire event where we could enjoy marshmallows. Roasting marshmallows over the fire made them taste exceptional. Since it’s a villa, we could enjoy a private space and had a wonderful New Year's experience!

Thank you very much for offering such an affordable stay with breakfast included. It’s very conveniently located near the station, and there are many restaurants nearby, so finding a place to eat is easy (though many are closed on Sundays). Surrounded by nature, the setting is wonderful as well. Thank you again for your hospitality.

The Room is always clean, and I was very satisfied. The breakfast is also delicious, and this is my go-to Accommodation.

Just as described in the title. The Room was clean, the area was quiet, and there was coffee and light snacks—everything was great! We had children with us, and they enjoyed it too.

It was conveniently located near Sano Station, convenience stores, and restaurants. The building is old, but it was clean. I had to leave early in the morning and couldn’t have breakfast, which was a shame, but it looked delicious.

With its convenient location right in front of the station and smooth self check-in/check-out, I had a comfortable stay. Breakfast with a view of the Watarase River was very satisfying. Although the Facility is not new, it has been renovated and well maintained, so I felt no discomfort at all. The complimentary water and Yakult were much appreciated. There aren’t many dining options nearby, so if you’re checking in late, it’s convenient to pick up supplies at the Daily Store in front of the station ticket gates.

This is a Hotel converted from shipping containers, but the interior was clean, there were no strange odors, and the bed was comfortable, so I slept well. Another advantage is how close it is to the parking lot, and since it doesn’t share walls with neighboring Rooms, I didn’t have to worry about noise from next door. One minor point: because the walkway is connected to the container units, you can hear some footsteps when guests walk by, but it didn’t bother me much. One frozen meal is included for free; I chose pilaf and it worked well for breakfast. The unit bath, refrigerator, microwave, air conditioner, and other amenities were all fine with nothing in particular to complain about. The Room isn’t large, but given today’s circumstances I really appreciate the affordable pricing. Considering the price, I think it’s a great value Hotel. (My rating takes the price into account. Since it’s inexpensive, you shouldn’t expect too much.)

I stayed here during the Tatebayashi Tezutsu Fireworks Festival. When I made my Reservation, only a smoking room was available, which was disappointing. So I called the day before to ask—just in case—and was told that they could Change the Reservation if a non-smoking room became available on the day. Since it was fireworks day, I didn’t think there would be any chance, but they contacted me that day to say they could switch me to a non-smoking room. Thanks to that change, I had a very comfortable stay. I was truly happy that they remembered my request—even though I was just one guest and it was my first stay—and took the time to reach out. This is what thoughtful service looks like, and I’m very grateful. I’d love to stay again next year.