Stasiun Kintetsu Yatomi × Akomodasi Nyaman Untuk Partisipasi Dan Menonton MaratonKepuasan pelanggan yang tinggi di Hotel·penginapan gaya Jepang

We stayed during Golden Week. All the front desk staff were kind and courteous. It was great that we could borrow Ichikami and LUX shampoo and conditioner. It was difficult to adjust the shower temperature. We chose the Japanese breakfast, but the pickled ginger flavor had soaked into the teriyaki chicken, so my son, who doesn’t handle spicy food well, couldn’t eat it. Everything else was delicious. I thought it would be nice if there were a stirrer or spoon in the Room. One thing that concerned me: while waiting for the elevator at checkout, a housekeeping staff member was chatting with another housekeeping staff member right next to us, saying things like “I’m on XX today—huh? XX is missing.” I think it would be better to refrain from that in front of guests. It made me feel like I had seen behind-the-scenes operations. Overall, we were very satisfied. Thank you very much.

I stayed with my parents and one other person (three of us in total). It’s about 800 meters from the station—fine for me, but since my parents are elderly, we took a taxi. There aren’t many convenience stores or shops nearby, but you can find everything around the station area. The front desk staff were foreign and handled things in a businesslike manner. The Room was very spacious, and the TV area and bathroom were also large and comfortable. Check-out was at 10:00, so I wished we could have stayed a bit longer.

Recently, my family of three stayed at the accommodation. The open-air bath located so close to Nagoya Station was exceptional. Both dinner and breakfast were very delicious, making us forget we were near the station. Each person could sleep on their own futon, which makes it highly recommended for families with children. We would love to stay here again.

It was a very clean Room! It was my first time seeing an air conditioner even in the restroom. The bed was large, and there is a smoking area right outside, so smokers can feel at ease. It was a first-floor Room, and I noticed a slight odor when I first entered, but otherwise I was satisfied.

We stayed as a family of five for two nights. Since it was a whole house rental, we were able to relax without any worries. The place was not only clean but also well-equipped with kitchen utensils, plenty of tea and coffee, a Dyson hairdryer, floor heating, and bicycles—all of which were excellent. The washing machine, gas dryer, and bathroom drying function were especially appreciated; we used them multiple times. Thanks to these amenities, there was no hassle with laundry after returning home—we remained comfortable even after our stay!

Unlike typical apartment-style accommodations without a front desk or staff available at all times, this place offers rare 24-hour support, which was very helpful. (We also appreciated the assistance when our Reservation was not completed due to our mistake.) The Room was spacious and very functional. The separate toilet and bath were convenient, and the bathroom itself was large. It would have been even better if two bath salts were provided, if possible. Additionally, having a luggage stand might make it easier for elderly guests to handle their belongings. Thank you very much!

The Facility isn’t particularly new, but it has two large public baths and was very comfortable. The Room our family stayed in was quite spacious, and the kids were thrilled. There is no toilet in the Room, but it was just outside and very close. Since it’s not an in-room toilet, we can’t bring a towel every time, so it would be helpful if disposable paper towels for drying hands were available in the restroom. One strange thing: the TV turned on several times even though we hadn’t touched the remote. When it suddenly turned on in the middle of the night while we were sleeping, it woke us up.

Conveniently located near the station, and just the right walking distance to the ruins of Kuwana Castle. With an izakaya right next door, you won’t have to worry about finding a place to eat when you don’t feel like searching.