HOTEL NISHIMURA

I had plans to go to Fujinomiya in the morning, so I stayed the night before. The parking lot next to the Hotel fills up quickly, so I used the second parking lot, but it’s also close and not a hassle. After check-in, there are individual shoe lockers by the entrance for each Room, and you move around inside in slippers. The Room is reasonably spacious. Since the outlet by the bedside is a bit far, I recommend bringing a long charging cable. The bathroom and toilet are completely separate, and the bathtub and washing area are also separated, so if you fill the tub first you can wash up and get into the bath right away, which is great. There are plenty of convenience stores, supermarkets, and chain restaurants nearby, so finding food shouldn’t be a problem. The free breakfast doesn’t have a huge variety, but everything was tasty. Overall, it was a great value Hotel.

As the Reviews said, you take off your shoes at the entrance, store them in the locker with the same number as your Room, and change into the disposable slippers inside the locker.The front desk staff explained everything politely, so it was easy even for a first-time guest.The shoe locker normally requires a 100-yen coin, but there was already a 100-yen coin inside, so no change was needed.In front of the elevator on the first floor, you need to pick up items such as an electric kettle, toothbrushes, and combs to take to your Room.There were also newspapers for that day.The Room had a separate toilet and bath; the bath was spacious and comfortable. However, the shower head wasn’t great—the water sprayed in all directions instead of flowing straight, which made rinsing shampoo a bit difficult.It was nice to be able to see Mt. Fuji from the Room.One small issue was that there was no luggage rack for bags, so I had to place my belongings on the desk or elsewhere.My Room was on the seventh floor facing a main road, but it was very quiet and I had a peaceful morning.The breakfast area was much less crowded than expected.There seemed to be many international guests, and information signs were posted in multiple languages.There were fewer side dishes than at other Business Hotels, but they had fresh eggs and everything tasted good enough.