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The location is far from the station, so it is inconvenient without a car. There is also a community bus, but services are infrequent and the route is a bit hard to understand. The Hotel seems old, but the interior was kept clean. Personally, I was very happy that there was a large public bath. I would like to stay again if I have the opportunity.

This is a private apartment. The kitchen is fully equipped, allowing you to cook your own meals. The bathroom features temperature control and reheating functions, which were very convenient. Check-in was at a separate location just a few minutes' walk away, but there was no need to return for check-out, making it hassle-free. I would love to stay here again!

The location was excellent. Swallows occasionally perched on the railing, which was adorable. The building shows signs of age, but the Room has been renovated and was very clean, making for a comfortable stay. Unfortunately, we couldn’t see the sunrise rising from the horizon.

I stayed here on a business trip from Tokyo in early July. It’s about 1,200 yen by taxi from the airport. The Room was clean and comfortable. Within a 2-3 minute walk from the Hotel, there are MaxValu, Yoshinoya, FamilyMart, McDonald's, and other dining options, which was very convenient. Breakfast was included, and I enjoyed an omelet rice at a nearby internet café. It was delicious (not buffet-style but a fixed menu). I would like to stay here again if I have another opportunity. Thank you!

The room was clean and very nice. I wasn't in the room much, but it was just right for me as I only needed it for sleeping. However, since there was no dedicated parking lot, I had to pay for parking again every time I went out, which was inconvenient.

This Room is very convenient and comfortable for families with children. Both the size and the Facility are excellent. It was a second-floor Room, and depending on who stayed next door, we noticed some noise on one of our three nights. We also enjoyed walking to the Kisarazu Outlet for dining and shopping.

It’s low-priced for a location that’s almost straight from Kyoto Station and less than a 10-minute walk away. Online check-in had a slight time lag, which made me a bit nervous, but there were no issues. The Room, including amenities and other items, feels like a very typical Business Hotel, but it’s more than sufficient in size as well. With self-service as the basic approach—such as a free coffee server in the lobby—I felt the Accommodation provides an adequately comfortable stay.

If I had to mention a downside, the exterior and interior felt a bit worn, which made the atmosphere seem a little intimidating. However, the bath was clean and the Onsen water flows continuously, so it was amazing! The meals were delicious with no complaints, and since it was a buffet we really enjoyed it! One more thing… it was a bit disappointing that we couldn’t connect external devices to the TV. It can’t be helped given the Facility setup, but the game console we brought ended up being useless. We also wanted to mirror our smartphone screen on the TV, but that wasn’t possible either. We played cards and table tennis with my siblings instead, but it was still a little disappointing.

The room I stayed in felt outdated overall, and the three-piece unit bathroom was particularly small and inconvenient. However, everything else was clean and well-maintained. The view from the accommodation lived up to its reputation as a "scenic inn," offering stunning sunsets. A sandy beach is just a short walk away, making it ideal for swimming in summer. Guests can enjoy a private open-air bath once for free. There are two options: a cypress bath and a larger-than-usual tub bath; I recommend the tub bath for its size. Although the public bath lacked scenic views, I had it all to myself during my visit, allowing me to relax fully with plenty of space. The meals were exceptional both morning and evening—highly recommended for sashimi or seafood lovers! The spiny lobster sashimi was sweet and incredibly delicious. The next morning's spiny lobster miso soup had rich flavors from the broth and was equally delightful. The staff were friendly and welcoming, making this an accommodation I'd love to visit again!

The location is a bit farther from Kokusai Street than expected, about a 10-minute walk with an incline. It’s also about a 13-minute walk from Makishi Station, so it requires some walking. The room is spacious and close to a convenience store. There is a refrigerator, but the freezer is small and doesn’t hold much ice cream. It would have been nice if there was drinking water in the refrigerator. I chose this place because it has an in-room washing machine, which is rare in Naha, but since it wasn’t a gas dryer, drying was insufficient. Overall, I am generally satisfied. If walking isn’t an issue for you, your satisfaction level will likely be high as well.

I looked for a nearby Hotel to visit USJ and was happy to stay at an affordable price. However, I was surprised that the bathroom only had a shower and was quite small. Additionally, there was no hand soap at the sink, which was slightly inconvenient. Despite this, I appreciated staying close to USJ at such a reasonable cost.

Perfect for a quick stay after visiting the Expo. Initially, it was a bit hard to find and I passed by it, but there are plenty of parking spaces nearby, and the Life supermarket being open until midnight was very convenient. The comfort of the bunk bed was also great.

It was very quiet and had a relaxing atmosphere. They kindly changed our room to a bedroom, but the bed was narrow and a bit firm, which made it hard to sleep. Breakfast was delicious and we were satisfied. Thank you very much.

The Room’s interior, Facilities, size, and location were all excellent. I wish I could end my review there, but there was one very disappointing issue. On the morning of the third day (Saturday) of our two-night stay, I found a spider about 10 cm in diameter in the bathroom during a morning bath. The spider itself may have come in when opening or closing the door or windows, and given the natural surroundings—and since I noticed it right before checkout—it wasn’t a major problem. The real issue was what came next. Since new guests might be staying that day, and some people may dislike insects or small children might encounter it (it was large enough to surprise even me), I worried it could ruin their trip. I called the published phone number, but only reached an automated message saying it was outside business hours. I also checked the pre-stay email guidance but couldn’t find any emergency contact information. I understand this Accommodation operates differently from a Ryokan or Hotel, but for situations where guests need to contact someone immediately during their stay (it doesn’t have to be public), there should at least be an emergency contact number provided to guests. In this case, I hope housekeeping removed the spider so the next guests could stay comfortably. However, please recognize that not being able to resolve urgent issues smoothly by phone can potentially ruin a trip, and consider setting up proper emergency contact arrangements. As mentioned at the start, this is an excellent Facility overall—but this one drawback alone makes me hesitate to book again.

It’s conveniently located just a few minutes’ walk from Echigo-Yuzawa Station, and there is also parking available. It’s a bit away from the bar district, but not enough to be an issue. The Accommodation seems to have been renovated and felt clean. For the price, the bath was spacious and comfortable, though the water was a little too hot. We didn’t add breakfast, but there was complimentary chimaki and soup, which were very tasty. I would like to stay here again.

The Room was clean, and the bed was comfortable. Breakfast was very delicious. If dinner is available, I would like to try it as well. I was very satisfied that they accommodated us from as early as 6:30 a.m. The bath is small and can get full with 2–4 people, but it is new and a good size. Since it operates on a rotating schedule for men and women, you need to pay attention to the time. It cannot be used in the morning or late at night, but since this is not a large Hotel, I think this is understandable from an operational standpoint. The location is also good, as convenience stores and roadside stations are within walking distance.

The building feels like an apartment. The Room has simple furnishings that create a fresh, comfortable atmosphere. You can go out after reception hours; there is no curfew. I received a towel set and a toothbrush. I used a rental car and parked at a Times parking lot (up to 500 yen). There are quite a few one-way streets, so be careful. The Hotel parking fee is 500 yen per car, and up to three cars can park. You can get almost everything you need at the 24-hour Mega Center Trial Asahikawa store (12 minutes on foot / 3 minutes by car, 850 m). Showers are on the first floor (women-only and shared for men and women). Two washing machines are free to use (no detergent; air-dry function available). There is no dryer, so I rated the Facility 4/5. The toilet and microwave are outside the Room. Free and paid items are listed in the in-room guidebook. Some areas feel like a maze. From April 1, 2026, an “Asahikawa City Accommodation Tax” of 200 yen per person per night has been introduced for Accommodations within Asahikawa City. The Hotel staff informed me about it. I was impressed by the courteous service for under 4,000 yen—it made me feel safe and comfortable. I was glad my Room was on the second floor. Don’t miss travel agency sales.

This is a very clean Hotel. Popular, highly rated restaurants nearby can get crowded, so we recommend making a Reservation. There is a convenience store nearby, so you won’t have any trouble. The TV is a smart TV with YouTube and Amazon Prime (with membership), so you’ll have plenty to watch.