Higashi-Abiko Station × Highly rated for dining at Hotel·Ryokan

We stayed here for a Disney trip with our grandchildren—8 people in 4 rooms. What we liked - The beds were very comfortable. - The Room was clean and we were satisfied. - Breakfast, just as rumored, was excellent. Coffee could also be taken back to the Room. - The late-night snack time (22:00–23:00) was nice. There weren’t many soba noodles and they ran out, and no staff were present. What concerned us - The parking lot was hard to find. - Some aging of the Facility is unavoidable. - The male front desk staff member seemed lacking in energy. Overall, we were satisfied. We would like to stay again. Thank you very much.

Just steps from the station, with everything you need in the mall next door. The Room was spacious and well soundproofed. I also appreciated being able to choose your shampoo. The large public bath also has an open-air bath.

When I informed them that the parking lot was full and I couldn’t park, the male staff member at the front desk handled it very well, which left a great impression. This was my second stay, and it’s a convenient Hotel with clean Facilities and a convenience store on the first floor that you can access directly.

I couldn't have breakfast due to my early departure, but I appreciated the nutritional drink and nougat provided.

I stay here a few times a year, and since I drive a classic car that needs to warm up in the morning, they kindly take my parking needs into consideration. Also, the front desk staff member who assisted me at check-in this time was professional and poised, and the check-in process was smooth and wonderful.

The large public baths at all Route Inn locations are spacious, clean, and well-maintained, ensuring a comfortable experience.

There are few Hotels near Kashiwanoha-campus Station, and they tend to be expensive, so I was having trouble. However, this Hotel was reasonably priced and fit within my business trip Accommodation budget. The Room was spacious and very clean, and I was satisfied. Above all, it was great that there is a large public bath. Since it was late at night, walking from the station meant taking a rather quiet road, and it took about 15 minutes on foot from the station, which was the only downside—but otherwise it was excellent.

I came from out of the prefecture planning a day trip, but ended up needing to stay overnight at short notice, so I searched nearby and stayed here. The Room was very small, and the shower, sink, and toilet were all in one unit, which was not very convenient to use. However, there was a large public bath, so I had no problems during my stay. At night I was able to soak in the large public bath at a relaxed pace and rest my tired body. In the morning, I also enjoyed the hot stone sauna and had the complimentary breakfast, making it a very satisfying stay. Thank you very much.

This was my first stay here. Since I was traveling with my elderly mother, we were looking for a place with a separate toilet and bath, so we chose this Accommodation. It was simply wonderful. It was new, clean, and spacious, with a long sofa as well as chairs and a table. The bath was also roomy, so we could relax and soak comfortably. It was quiet, and we had a very restful stay. Amenities were available on the first floor, including bath salts. A small detail I appreciated was the basket of towels next to the sink—it was convenient to place our clothes there when bathing. There were no steps inside the room, which made it especially comfortable for my elderly mother. The staff were also kind. It’s about 40 minutes by train to Tokyo Station. Hotels around Tokyo Station are expensive, so staying here and commuting into Tokyo felt like great value. For reference, we stayed in a Deluxe Twin room and paid about 11,000 yen for two people using a coupon. I would definitely stay here again if I have another chance to visit Tokyo.

A Hotel about a 5-minute walk from the east exit of Toride Station. The route is straightforward, so you likely won’t get lost, but the front desk is on the second floor. If you have a suitcase, you can use the elevator located to the left after going up a short flight of stairs. Either way, you do have to climb a few steps… I ended up checking in after midnight, but since I had contacted them in advance, the front desk staff were very pleasant and accommodating. For female guests, they provide an amenity set including skincare items (makeup remover, face wash, toner, and emulsion), bath salts, a sheet mask, hairbrush, cotton set, and a disposable body sponge (or possibly a towel). The skincare items were placed next to the front desk as well, so guests who want them can likely pick them up. At the back left of the front desk area there are self-serve coffee/tea stations (coffee black tea green tea), available freely during your stay. Free newspapers are also available. The Room is typical for a Business Hotel—nothing particularly good or bad. The air conditioner is old and only has simple “low–middle–high” style controls by the bed, which made me slightly uneasy at first; however even on low it worked well enough. There’s probably no timer function. Breakfast is free: in the morning you pick it up in front of reception and eat it in your Room. You receive two sturdy reusable bento-style containers—one with side dishes and one with white rice—plus instant miso soup and stick-type tea separately. Some Reviews say breakfast isn’t good; this time it included salmon fry fried egg chicken sautéed wakame side dish and natto It wasn’t amazing but it wasn’t bad either I appreciated it Note that breakfast cannot be taken off-site The morning staff were also cheerful and pleasant Even on Saturday I was able to stay for just over 6 000 yen with all these services making this an excellent value Hotel

I accidentally booked a smoking Room, but they kindly changed it since there was availability. I really appreciated their flexibility. The Room was clean and very comfortable.

When making my Reservation, I learned there was a Plan with a 1:00 PM checkout for a small additional fee, so I decided right away. Despite the uncertain weather due to the typhoon, we were able to relax and enjoy watching baseball on BS with my family.

It was great that the Hotel is close to the station and that parking was available at a low cost. The staff were very courteous, which made me feel at ease. I only realized after arriving that there is a large public bath, but it was convenient because you can go back and forth in loungewear and slippers. There were manga lined up outside the bath area, so I ended up reading “The Eternal Zero” straight through from Volume 1 to Volume 5. I stayed in a non-smoking single Room, and it felt clean. What I especially liked was the breakfast buffet. The selection is average, but every dish was delicious. In my experience, buffet meals at a Business Hotel usually include both good dishes and mediocre ones, but everything at Mark One Abiko tasted great. After breakfast, we drove to Michi-no-Eki Shonan and walked about half of Lake Teganuma. It made for a very fulfilling weekend.

I was a little worried because it’s unmanned, but I received an email and a phone call in advance, which put me at ease. It’s more of a Room than a Hotel. I only went there to sleep, but I wish I had arrived earlier! The Room is clean and comfortable. The entrance has an automatic lock, so it’s best to have your smartphone screen ready before you get there. I fumbled with it outside. The toothbrush comes with toothpaste on it, so since I always brush at night and in the morning, I thought it might be nice to have a small tube of toothpaste as well. Also, I’d like a chair in the bathroom.