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I stayed here for business, and the service was excellent—I was very satisfied.

It was very helpful that towels, tissues, toothbrushes, and other amenities were available for self-service from the first day. The place was well cleaned, and the staff were very friendly. The walls are a bit thin, but considering it’s an affordable, clean private room with a ba

I booked a relatively spacious twin room for a Multiple Night Stay, and it was comfortable with plenty of room. The large public bath is also an Onsen, which helped me relax after the trip. There are no meals provided, but the front desk recommended a family restaurant where I co

The reception staff were kind and made the stay reassuring. Having a women-only coin laundry was convenient, and the unlimited drinks at the café space were also a nice touch. It was handy to have a convenience store nearby as well. I made my reservation on short notice the

The Hotel parking lot was unavailable due to adjustments, but there were plenty of coin parking options nearby. I found one right in front for 900 yen per 24 hours. There are many izakayas, and a supermarket near the station. I stayed here for a Koshien game, but if you plan to g

I visited in summer, but even without air conditioning in the room, it was perfectly fine, perhaps because it's Hokkaido. There was a convenience store across the street, which was very convenient. The accommodation staff were also very kind! Thank you so much!

The open-air bath felt amazing as well—it was perfect! The room I stayed in was a twin room for just myself—spacious enough that it felt almost too large—and very quiet for a good night's sleep. Although I stocked up on food from a supermarket beforehand, both dinner and breakfas

I stayed for 5 nights. It’s close to Nakajima-Koen Subway Station, with convenience stores and supermarkets nearby, and within walking distance to the Susukino intersection. There are plenty of places to eat, and Nakajima Park is spacious—perfect for a walk. The location was excellent.\n I stayed alone, but chose a twin Room for single use. It had a sofa, was spacious, and very relaxing. Noise from other rooms hardly bothered me.\n The Room had a mini kitchen with a rice cooker and refrigerator. Since I contacted them in advance, they prepared a frying pan and tableware for me. There was also a small cutting board, knife, dish soap, etc.\n There was also a washing machine, which was very helpful for my Multiple Night Stay. However, as others have mentioned, since it’s a washer-dryer combo it doesn’t dry quickly, which was a bit stressful. I did my laundry there and took items that wouldn’t dry to a nearby coin laundry to use the dryer.\n It was also nice that I could open the window.\n The bathroom is small, but the washing area is separate from the tub so I could soak and relax.\n Every day when I returned to the Hotel, it became part of my routine to bring coffee or tea up to my Room.\n I often do Multiple Night Stay trips, but this was my first time using a system where you bring down used towels and trash yourself and take what you need back up—it worked really well.\n I’m very satisfied—I could stay in Sapporo as if I were living there while still enjoying sightseeing.

Our flights were grounded for three days due to a typhoon, so we stayed here at short notice, and we were satisfied in the end. For a family of four, it had three beds, a washing machine, a bathroom dryer, and a separate toilet—everything we needed. (It felt more like an apartment-style Business Hotel, possibly an investment-type condo.) Towel replacement is self-service, and sheet changes cost extra, but our family didn’t mind. It’s about a 20-minute walk to the downtown area. We didn’t go into the sea because of the typhoon, but there’s also a beach nearby and plenty of restaurants around, so it was convenient. If you’re not looking for luxury, it’s easy to use and recommended.

I stayed in an Economy Single room, and it was small, which is understandable given the affordable price. The large public bath on the 10th floor was excellent. However, you need to borrow a key from the front desk, and if it's busy, it can take some time. It would be great if

Check-in was smooth as I had pre-registered with a QR code. Amenities and facilities are well-equipped, allowing for a comfortable and relaxing stay. There were stains on the plates and coffee stains on the cups. As the dishes are stored on open hanging shelves, I was concern

It was great value for money, and I was satisfied overall. However, the sink stopper didn’t work, which made it difficult to wash my contact lenses—this was the only downside. To visit the Sky Spa, you borrow a swimsuit at the front desk before going. Some bath tubs are out

Other than that, it was very comfortable. It was also a little disappointing that there is no kettle or pot, so you can’t make hot drinks. It’s an affordable Hotel in Tokyo’s 23 wards and close to the station, so minor inconveniences don’t bother me. The building has a charming s

This was my first time staying here, and it was new and very clean. The TV and bed are large, so you can stay comfortably. The amenities are well provided. There is also a washing machine, along with clothespins and detergent. Since the bathroom door is made of glass, you may want to keep that in mind if you are staying with someone other than family, but it was not an issue for us as we stayed as a family. I would definitely like to stay again if I have the opportunity.

I stayed here for a drinking trip in Fukuoka. Since my sole purpose was to have a place to sleep, I had no complaints in that regard. While some parts of the bathroom facilities showed their age, the bed was well-made and clean, allowing for a comfortable stay.

There were many izakayas and bars around; across from us were both FamilyMart & Seven-Eleven convenience stores! Parking lots were also plentiful nearby. It seems they relocated from their originally published map location so we had to walk slightly further from the station tha

Amenities were provided on the front desk floor and included drinks, skincare products, and bath additives—very convenient! There didn’t seem to be single rooms available, but staying in a double bed room alone allowed for a comfortable stay. The unit bath is compact; larger

I stayed for a 2-night, 3-day trip to Tokyo, and as the title suggests, I had a very comfortable stay. The front desk and cleaning staff were all very polite and pleasant, the room was spacious enough, and being near Fuchu Station, I could easily reach my travel destinations li

The proprietress was extremely kind, greeted us with a smile, and made us feel very comfortable. The hotel is located between Otaru Station and the Otaru Canal, making it a great location for sightseeing! You can enjoy the canal, visit museums, and go on a sweets tour, so it was

Since the well-known Chura Cabin for business trips to Okinawa seems to have closed for some reason, I stayed here this time. The location is near the Matsuo intersection along Kokusai-dori. Kokusai-dori was very lively until late at night. The Hotel felt spacious and easy to use