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The Facility is a bit far from the Onsen, and unfortunately, the temperature adjustment of the Onsen was out of order this time, making it slightly lukewarm, and the open-air bath was unavailable. However, the Room was spacious, with a large private bath and washroom. The meals were excellent with sukiyaki and udon-suki options available. Rice refills were free, and soft drinks were unlimited. It was overall very enjoyable. Since the Room is large, heating might be less effective in midwinter and could feel slightly cold; however, an oil fan heater was provided, which made it manageable.

First, the male staff member at the front desk felt off from the way he responded. To my questions, he seemed detached, showed no sense of urgency, and didn’t really give me an answer. The Room was smaller than I expected… to the point where I wondered if it was even the same Room as in the photos. The private open-air bath was excellent—very private and relaxing. It was a shame it was limited to one hour. There are many sightseeing spots nearby, and the location is convenient overall. The meals were very delicious and clearly thoughtfully prepared. It’s also enjoyable because they explain everything in detail. Both dinner and breakfast are quite filling, so you may want to skip snacks in between. Overall, it felt a bit underwhelming for the price, but since the food was great, I’ll leave this rating.

Conveniently located near Omoromachi Station, with easy access to convenience stores, supermarkets, cinemas, and restaurants. The lobby and guest rooms were clean, and the quality of the towels was particularly impressive.

Check-in and check-out at the unmanned Hotel is convenient when traveling with children. The Room had many beds lined up, similar to a single-person apartment. You can relax comfortably, but for a Room where you take off your shoes, the floor feels gritty and dust is noticeable.

The owner and guests maintain a perfect balance of interaction—neither overly attentive nor neglectful, with a calm demeanor. The women's restroom is located outside the dormitory room, but everyone leaves the electronic door unlocked while using it, indicating a trustworthy environment. There are no noisy disturbances at night, and the international guests are respectful. The beds have just the right firmness, and the bedding is clean. Each bed comes with a secure locker for valuables, as well as a small light and power outlet. The flooring around the beds is spotless. This is one of the best dormitories I’ve ever stayed in!

I was looking for a hotel near Meiji Jingu, and it was very good as it was 1.6km away from the shrine and within walking distance. I would like to use it again when I visit the shrine in the future.

There are only a few parking spaces, and the website says it is first-come, first-served with no Reservation available, so I gave up and parked elsewhere. However, the information sheet I received said that a Reservation could be made. If Reservations were possible, I would have preferred to do that from the start.. Also, when I went to check the kettle in the Room thinking it had boiled, all the water inside had evaporated and was completely gone. Was it broken? The bath was nice with a washing area, but there was no bucket or chair. The Room is spacious, but amenities are minimal, so it may be fine if you accept it for the price. Since the rate during my stay was fairly high for the season, I personally felt it wasn’t good value for money. The staff were polite.

Conveniently located for sightseeing in Tokyo. There was an unusual smell in the Room throughout the 3-night stay, like an air freshener used to mask cigarette odor, which made it worse. Considering the peak season, location, and price, it might be tolerable. Also, although it was stated that a washing machine was available for use, I couldn't use it despite trying multiple times with the manual. The smell and washing machine were the only downsides—just unfortunate points.