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Our return flight was canceled due to a typhoon, so we urgently requested an additional night on top of our planned two-night stay. The staff kindly accommodated us, which was a huge help. We had breakfast for two days, and the menu changed properly each day. The Room and the large public bath were both very clean, making this a wonderful Hotel. Thank you very much—we would love to stay again!

I stayed here for my first visit to Ikebukuro to see a performance at the Tokyo Metropolitan Theatre. I was pleasantly surprised by how impressive the Hotel was. They also upgraded my Room, so I had a very comfortable stay. My suitcase was brought up to the Room as well, and the service truly felt first-class. I heard the dining is very popular, so next time I’d like to try the restaurant too.

Thank you as always. The bed is made up crisply with clean linens, so I can sleep soundly every time. There are also two types of pillows, so I can arrange them however I like and stay comfortable. The mattress suits my preferences, and I’m truly grateful to be able to sleep deeply in this bed and recover from work fatigue. Even in the hot summer, I can stay comfortable by fine-tuning the air conditioner temperature. I look forward to staying again. (Lately, it’s a shame that I’ve been booking No Meals Included and haven’t been able to have breakfast...)

Breakfast was buffet-style for sides such as drinks, beer, and salads (there was also curry). For the main dishes, you order via a QR code—various kinds of toast and more—and you could order as many items as you liked. Everything tasted great, so choosing the breakfast-included plan was absolutely the right decision. However, it was disappointing that scratches and peeling were noticeable in places like the hallways, walls, and elevator corners. Still, even taking that into account, I’m glad I stayed here. (The location was also convenient—across from Euglena Ishigaki Remote Island Terminal and close to Ishigaki City Public Market.)

I stayed in a Room at Hakubaittei. The building is old, and the in-room toilet, sink, and bath felt dated, but everything was well cleaned and felt hygienic. The light switches were unresponsive and had a delay before turning on, which was inconvenient. The Onsen baths offer a wide variety and were very satisfying. There are also many open-air baths. The changing area was clean as well. There are several entrances to the baths, but when using the entrance near the front desk, the cold-water dispenser was only located between the changing area and the bathing area. It would have been nice to have a cold-water dispenser with cups near that entrance or in the changing area. There were dispensers near other entrances. The meals weren’t anything special, but everything tasted good. The service was also good. The breakfast buffet had plenty of variety and was delicious, with shabu-shabu, tuna sashimi, and kamameshi even in the morning. I chose this Accommodation for the baths and food, so it was absolutely the right choice! I’d like to stay again.

Highlights Recap: A Thoughtfully Attentive Stay Experience Unbeatable proximity to the airport: After a long journey and a full day of shopping, the last thing you need is more time on the road. This hotel makes the most of its airport convenience, allowing you to drop your luggage quickly and settle in with ease before your flight the next day. Spacious and peaceful private space: The moment you open the door, you’re welcomed by an impressively roomy layout. Unlike many compact city business hotels, the suite-style design here offers a reassuring, home-like sense of comfort. A quiet night with excellent soundproofing: Despite being close to major transport links, the room’s sound insulation is outstanding. The night stays truly quiet—no disruptive noise—making it easy to enjoy deep, high-quality sleep. Comfortable amenities and thoughtful details: From soft, skin-friendly bedding to well-appointed bathroom fixtures, every detail reflects genuine care for guests—so you can fully unwind and enjoy a moment of relaxation before heading out.

Right in front of the canal cruise boarding point. Right in front of the LeTAO shop. Located in the very heart of Otaru sightseeing, we also enjoyed seeing the Asuka III docked at the port—an excellent stay.

I enjoyed my stay so much in spring that I came back to visit the Utsunomiya Museum of Art. Although I was traveling alone, they upgraded me to a twin room, and I was able to relax comfortably in the spacious room. Breakfast was Western-style last time and excellent, so this time I chose the Japanese set—and it met my expectations. For dinner, I walked to a nearby Ootoya, but it seems the hotel restaurant also offers a course menu for guests. If there had been information on the table rather than tucked away in a drawer, I might not have needed to go out. In any case, for a full-service city hotel at this price with such a good breakfast, the value for money is outstanding.

Despite the affordable rates, the breakfast buffet offers a great variety. I’m happy that breakfast is available from 6:00 a.m. I also recommend the Kamadoka izakaya on the first floor. For guests staying overnight, there is a 90-minute all-you-can-drink plan for 1,000 yen. Also, it seems that registering as a LINE friend may give you a discount on your room rate. I will continue to stay here in the future.

The quality of the Hotel is good, comparable to other Comfort Hotels. For breakfast, I enjoyed the local dish Torigobo (chicken and burdock). Breakfast times are assigned by ticket, so I appreciated being able to eat quietly. The day after my stay, I headed out to sightsee in Hagi. The bus terminal is nearby, which is very convenient.

When my companion developed a fever in the middle of the night, you kindly lent us a thermometer late at night and accommodated our sudden request to extend our stay early in the morning. It was very reassuring. I would love to stay with you again on a future trip to Nagoya. Thank you very much.

Used for a night out. Beppu Station is right in front. There is free parking near the hotel, and it was spacious and easy to use. There are many restaurants and convenience stores nearby. The room was clean and nice. The hotel has a hot spring, so I could relax and soak comfortably. The price was reasonable, and I will stay again.

This was my first time staying at this Hotel, recommended by my daughter-in-law. When I informed the staff about our significantly delayed check-in, they responded kindly and professionally. The Room was clean and spacious, with an amazing view from the balcony. My husband and I are already discussing coming back next time with our son, his wife, and our grandchild.

It has to be JR Clement Inn Himeji (lol). Thanks to this place, sightseeing in Himeji is always a blast. It’s close to the station, and we even walked to the Himeji City Aquarium—it was closer than I expected. Having both the zoo and the aquarium within walking distance feels like such a luxury. We stay here every time, but for some reason we always get the same room (lol). It’s comfortable, and you can even see the Shinkansen. My child always looks forward to the late-night ochazuke.

We stayed at Kaminoyama Onsen Hayamakan for one night from September 22. Although the building is old, it was thoroughly cleaned down to every corner, making it a very pleasant place to stay. Both breakfast and dinner were delicious—we were truly impressed. At dinner, the staff member who assisted us was a beginner from Nepal, but she explained everything with a smile and was very kind and welcoming. If I could make one suggestion: we couldn’t find the large public bath on the 3rd floor and ended up walking back and forth. It felt like a hidden room, which was interesting, but adding a noren curtain might make it easier to spot. There were five of us (all men), and everyone said with a smile that it was truly a great inn. Each of us would like to come back again with our families. Thank you very much.

I stayed for three nights to attend an event near Naiku. Since it was my first time, I was looking for a roughly 10-story building, but it turned out to be a two-story Hotel with a fresh, different Route Inn atmosphere. The front desk staff and the shuttle bus driver were all very kind and pleasant. Because it was a five-day holiday period, I was worried about parking, but the huge parking lot put me at ease—there were still open spaces even at night. On the first day, I used the free shuttle bus to Iseshi Station to visit Geku Shrine, and on the second day I drove to Naiku. Naiku also had a large riverside parking area available. The traffic restrictions and shuttle buses to the parking lots were well organized and very helpful. The breakfast venue was very crowded due to the holiday period, but everything ran smoothly. Hearing “It’s expected to be very busy” at check-in made a big difference in how I felt. There are supermarkets, coin laundries, convenience stores, an ice cream shop, and more nearby—very convenient. For dinner, an okonomiyaki restaurant close by was so good that I went two days in a row (lol). If I have another chance to visit Ise again, I would definitely stay here again. The Akafuku shaved ice was delicious too.

Conveniently located near both Kyoto Station and the airport bus stop, so I stay here regularly. The rates are reasonable as well. Amenities are well stocked, and you can take what you need yourself. Coffee is available 24 hours a day—you can drip it whenever you like and take it back to your room. Breakfast is mainly bread, but they also offer curry. There’s also salad, boiled eggs, yogurt, soup, and a variety of drinks—more than enough for breakfast. The staff are all very kind, and the rooms have been renovated and are clean.

The Room was spacious and comfortable, and having a large public bath—plus free parking—was fantastic! Since the price was low, I had no expectations at all, so it pleasantly exceeded them. I was surprised at how great this Hotel was! I’d definitely like to stay here again!

We stayed during the Obon holidays on a breakfast-only plan. The building is a bit old, but the Room had been renovated and was very clean, with stylish interiors and a great view—truly wonderful. The baths were also clean; they operate on an alternating schedule for men and women, and we were especially impressed by the panoramic bath on the 6th floor with its amazing views. Breakfast was very luxurious and satisfying, featuring simmered splendid alfonsino (kinmedai), horse mackerel namero, ara-jiru fish soup, plus a buffet. We would like to come again.

Even though it was the day of the Gion Festival Yamaboko Junko parade and there were many guests, I had a comfortable stay. I went to the Onsen early, so it wasn’t crowded and I could relax. Breakfast offered a wide variety of options and was delicious—I ended up eating too much. I would like to stay again.