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It was a good Hotel, thank you.

I had some business in Fukuoka and was looking for a place to stay. I found this place where I could relax and enjoy an onsen away from the city. The retro atmosphere and the friendly staff at the front desk allowed me to fully enjoy a leisurely time after a long while. The onsen and sauna were spacious and relaxing. I would love to stay here again if I have the chance. Thank you very much.

The Hotel is clean and offers satisfying Facilities. The main building is right in front, making it an ideal location for food tours. The only downside was the parking, which was located far uphill and quite inconvenient. Other than that, there’s nothing to complain about this Hotel.

Stayed during a trip to OKNW after several years. Chose this accommodation because I wanted to enjoy "GOURMET" and "souvenirs" while staying at a relatively affordable price. The cozy guest room allowed me to relax, and as a guest, I could purchase discounted tickets for the "Rikkarikka Yu" bathhouse, where I also enjoyed relaxing!

I stay here during my touring trips, and the property is gradually being renovated. I was delighted with the refrigerator, which was a type I had never seen before—large and super cold. The hotel's TV allows you to watch Sasebo Cable TV, so you can enjoy Sasebo's local programs. I've seen comments about the bath water overflowing into the bathroom, and I experienced it once. In such cases, I suggest keeping the bath plug vertical and draining the water slowly. Alternatively, there's a public bath about a 7-8 minute walk from the hotel near the arcade exit. It's a Showa retro-style bathhouse with a jacuzzi, and it's affordable, so you might consider using the public bath and just using the shower at the hotel. The front desk offers free disposable soap, shampoo, and conditioner. I've used this place many times, and I personally think rooms with overflowing bathrooms are rare. Also, the single room I stayed in didn't have any indirect lighting, so if that's important to you, you might want to bring some from a 100-yen shop or use the room's TV on mute as a substitute. Lastly, parking can be challenging for those with cars. The parking lot is narrow, so if you're not confident in your driving skills, I recommend parking just before or at the same time as check-in. Motorcycles, by the way, can park for free, which is a great help.

Feels like a 1LDK apartment converted into a Hotel. The washing machine drain pan is still there. The kitchen sink is exactly like an apartment sink. Toothbrushes were placed by the sink, which was a first for me. No bidet toilet seat in the bathroom. The shampoo, conditioner, and body soap are quite good. No razors provided. Ice is available if you ask the kitchen staff. Cheap and good.

Parking was available, and it was great to have a supermarket and a popular bakery nearby.

A 7-minute walk from Kawasaki Station and just 5 minutes to Lazona, making it very convenient. I would like to use it again if I have the chance.

(The customer support was not found, so I am writing here) The room I used might have been an exception, but I hope this review does not define KINJO entirely. There is no doubt that this accommodation is indispensable in Okinawa, and I have full trust in it! I have stayed at Mr. KINJO's accommodations in other locations as well. I also stayed at this hotel several times when it was newly built or before the pandemic. ...Maybe it's time for reconstruction (laughs). Dust on the step of the bed headboard (I wiped it off like a perfectionist mother-in-law lol), mold on the pillowcase (I used it by flipping it over lol), a damaged floor under the cushion flooring lol, air conditioner vents that cannot be adjusted, and trash left in the elevator hall—these differences from before made me laugh (perhaps due to staff shortages leading to minimal cleaning?). The noise from the refrigerator might bother some people too. What disappointed me was that there were no KINJO T-shirts in stock for purchase lol (but I did buy a hemp bag). Even so, KINJO is very helpful. I'll use it again!

The room was spacious, clean, and comfortable. I would definitely like to stay again.

We stayed at the accommodation to visit udon restaurants with our family. Despite being during the Obon holiday, it was more affordable compared to others, and we decided immediately because of the price and the open-air bath. At night, we enjoyed the open-air bath, and in the morning, we used the large public bath—it was very nice. It was great that all five family members could stay in one room.

It is not luxurious, but personally, it was a comfortable ski accommodation.

I’d noticed the “All Rooms with Open-Air Baths!” sign for years, and finally made a Reservation. The building and Room were clean and well maintained—a very tidy Hotel overall. However, as mentioned in Reviews, water leaks from the shower area; if this could be addressed, you could reach the toilet without getting your feet wet. The hinoki open-air bath isn’t visible from outside for security reasons, but it still feels private. The Room was on the second floor, but since it’s close to the station, train noise was loud, and I could also hear voices from next door and the front desk bell. If you want a quiet stay, this may be difficult. For meals, Narita Station is about a 10–15 minute walk away, so I enjoyed dinner at places I liked. (※) Since it’s near the station and gets crowded, making a Reservation in advance is recommended for peace of mind!