Higashi-Kishiwada Station × Accommodation With Relaxing Welcome LoungeHighly-rated Hotel·Ryokan

Since my parents’ home is in Izumisano, I used to watch this place being built every time I came to Sano. This was my first stay here. It was fun to see the familiar station from the Room, and everything was very comfortable. After the large public bath, there are plenty of manga available—like at a manga café—so I’d love to stay again and relax when I’m back visiting family. My child was thrilled too. 　However, because of how card keys work, when you remove the key the power in the Room turns off completely and even the air conditioning stops. So when you come back from the large public bath, the Room is hot, which is inconvenient. At a Ryokan, for example, the air conditioning doesn’t usually shut off like that. Also, only the women’s bath requires an authentication number; while I understand it’s for security reasons, it’s quite inconvenient. Next time, I’d like to watch unlimited movies in the Room and add what looks like a luxurious breakfast. Free Child Sharing Existing Bedding for guests 18 and under is also greatly appreciated.

They offer a happy hour with unlimited alcoholic drinks until the evening (though there was no beer), which I really enjoyed. After checking in, we stayed in the dining area and had a great time instead of going up to our Room. The front desk staff were also very friendly and helpful, which made us feel welcome. I would love to stay here again if I have the chance.

Having stayed at Super Hotel in Nara before, I felt this is an excellent Hotel, with wonderful front desk staff who warmly welcome guests and provide clear explanations.