전국 × 식사의 평가가 높은 호텔·료칸 - 281페이지

The Hotel is conveniently located near the station, with many restaurants and convenience stores nearby. The entire Hotel, including the Room, was clean and very nice. I would like to stay again.

The Onsen suited me well, helped improve my skin condition, and felt wonderful. The next day, when I opened the window, everything outside was covered in snow.

The Room was very clean and comfortable. I’m glad I chose the breakfast-included option. Thank you very much.

I stay here every time I travel for work. The free breakfast is a nice bonus, and overall it’s a satisfying Hotel, but this time I noticed a soccer-ball-sized drink spill stain on the Room floor, which concerned me a bit. For that reason, I rated only the guest Room 4 stars.

I enjoyed an affordable multiple night stay for 2 nights during my Kyoto trip. The accommodation is new, clean, and conveniently located near Kyoto Station. They also stored my luggage after check-out, which was very helpful for sightseeing. The room is compact but clean. There are many convenience stores and restaurants nearby, so finding dinner was not an issue. The onsen was relaxing, the staff were friendly, and the breakfast had a wide variety of options. I would love to stay here again!

The rooftop restaurant at Hotel Fammy Inn Makuhari was delicious and surprisingly affordable!! Their “quick drink set” came with 5–6 appetizers plus a beer for an unbelievable 1,300 yen!! I was amazed when they served things like gyoza, simmered konjac balls, and fried items. Such a great deal!! I also tried some rice bowls—the chashu pork bowl and the teriyaki chicken bowl were both really tasty. And the owner is incredibly handsome!! Since this handsome owner prepares everything one after another by himself, it can take a little time, but I was very satisfied with both the taste and the price. It seems you can use the restaurant even if you’re not staying overnight, as long as you visit for day-use bathing at the large public bath on the rooftop floor. The large public bath is also fantastic—you get a great view over Makuhari from up high. I didn’t try it myself, but I heard their sashimi set meal is also rich and delicious!! And the Japanese breakfast on the first floor is great too. The grandmothers work hard to cook and warmly take care of guests. The front desk staff are kind, and it looks like they also offer Shuttle Service by bus. It’s a bit old in places, but they take great care of you overall—I’d like to stay again.

When you stay at this Hotel, you can use the adjacent Nara Kenko Land for two days: the day of your stay and the following day. On the night I stayed, I couldn’t fall asleep, so I spent time in the relaxation lounge with manga until 1:00 a.m. It was great that I could read manga late at night and, when I got sleepy, take the elevator back to my Room—it was so close and convenient. I also really enjoyed the baths and sauna!

The Room and Hotel are very clean, more spacious than expected, and easy to use. Even for someone quite particular about cleanliness, there were no concerns at all! The unit bath is convenient, and the bedding is comfortable. The reception staff are friendly, and amenities like lotion, emulsion, cleansing products, toothbrushes, and face wash can be picked up at the front desk. However, as others have mentioned regarding pajamas that touch the skin—they are placed in bulk near the elevator on each floor for guests to pick up themselves. It would be appreciated by those who are particular if they were already placed in the room. I did not use the dining area so I cannot evaluate it. For solo female travelers or business trips: it’s conveniently located near a station with a convenience store on the first floor (accessible from within the Hotel), a family restaurant (Gusto/Shabu-yo) on the second floor, as well as nearby restaurants and even Don Quijote!

I always stay here as my regular Accommodation. I use the capsule rooms, and there is also a shared large public bath. Late-night snacks are provided in the evening, making it an overall affordable place to stay.

I stayed for one night and had a comfortable experience. First of all, the location is excellent. It’s very close to Sapporo Station, and within walking distance to the Clock Tower, Odori Park, and Susukino. There’s a Lawson convenience store in front of the Hotel and a Seicomart around the corner, which was very convenient. The Room was small but clean and functional. It would have been even better if mineral water was provided. Breakfast wasn’t bad but not particularly outstanding either—it was average overall. I appreciated that they had soup curry available. They kindly stored my luggage both before check-in and after check-out, which was helpful. However, during check-in payment, I noticed that the amount presented was before applying the IKYU discount; if I hadn’t caught it, I might have paid the full price without realizing it. When I pointed this out, they checked and adjusted it to reflect the discounted amount. From outside, it looks simple like a typical Business Hotel; however, while not spacious, the front lobby is stylish and clean. The neighboring Aspen Hotel from the same group is larger and more impressive in appearance; still, this smaller-scale atmosphere here left a positive impression on me as well.

I stayed for one night on the day before a holiday, and my first impression was the warm, homey atmosphere. Both the interior and exterior have been renovated in a modern Japanese style while still retaining some of the charm of an old Ryokan. Since my room didn’t have a bath, I used the shared bathhouse around 6:00 PM; the water was about 42°C, pleasantly hot. It felt like it could fit around four people; there were about two other guests at the time. Breakfast was simple and familiar-tasting, which I enjoyed. The salted trout seemed like a local specialty.

I stayed here because it was close to the university. As mentioned in a Review, the breakfast was very delicious!! There was a buffet and a live kitchen where food is cooked to order, and I was very satisfied. However, the bathroom and toilet are a bit small... but the breakfast made up for it!

Ever since I happened to stay here on a trip to Wakayama, I’ve been coming back regularly. This is already my third stay. I get the sense it used to be a love hotel, but in any case, it’s extremely clean and comfortable. For this level of quality, the value for money is outstanding. Highlights: The Room is very spacious and spotless. The toilet and bathroom are separate, and the bath is large enough to soak properly in the tub. The bed is double-sized and roomy. Amenities are well stocked. I still haven’t found any downsides lol. I’ll definitely stay here again when I’m back in Wakayama.

I used this hotel on a road trip. Because it’s still fairly new, it didn’t show up on my car navigation system, which was a bit inconvenient, but even arriving late I had no trouble finding parking, which was helpful. The Facility is the standard AZ style—pretty much the same everywhere—so it was neither particularly good nor bad. Nothing else really stood out, but the shampoo was rinse-in shampoo and didn’t suit my hair type, so that was a minus for me. Also, the sink drained slowly… I thought it might be just this time, but after staying at two other AZ locations with exactly the same issue, I guess that’s just how they are. No complaints about the meals or anything else, so overall I’m satisfied.

I called in advance to let them know I would be checking in later than planned. They told me they would explain where the parking lot was at check-in, and their directions were very detailed, so it was easy to find. There is a small step, so you need a bit of momentum to park. Kei cars cost 430 yen. I made a Reservation for a windowless single Room, but they kindly prepared what seemed like a semi-double bed instead—and it even had a window. At the front desk, you receive a toothbrush and a gown to sleep in. There is no makeup remover, toner, comb, or tea. However, the Room has an electric kettle, refrigerator, and hair dryer, so I didn’t feel inconvenienced at all. Slippers were provided. The TV was probably around 65 inches, and there were 22 power outlets available. Since there is only one light in the Room, bringing the table under it makes it possible to write or do desk work. I later found out that you can borrow a desk lamp. At night, I could hear the neighboring guest snoring from behind the TV area. For breakfast coffee, each cup was brewed with a De’Longhi coffee machine. The boiled egg was cooked perfectly. There were roll buns (plain and raisin), but nothing in particular to put on them; warming them slightly in the microwave in the hallway made them taste great. The front desk staff were also excellent and greeted me every time I went down to the first floor. At this price point, I would definitely like to stay again.

I stayed because the two-meal plan appealed to me. However, the Room did not even have a tea pot, and the TV was an old, small model, so it was not comfortable. The location was also hard to find.

I stayed for one night. I arrived much earlier than the check-in time, but since the room was ready, I was able to check in earlier than planned and take a short rest before sightseeing. The front desk staff were kind, and I had a comfortable stay. Next time, I would like to stay for multiple nights. It was very convenient as it is located very close to the station.

It was a very cozy Room. I’d like to stay again.

We stayed here to celebrate an anniversary with close friends! The stylishly designed living area and the Room with a sauna were absolutely perfect for a girls’ trip. If we have the chance, we’d love to stay again. Thank you very much!

I stayed in a Deluxe Twin Room. The view was great, and the Room was spacious, which I really liked! There is one large public Onsen bath and one semi-open-air bath. They are not very big, but they warmed me up well. I’d like to stay again.