전국 × 시설・설비의 평가가 높은 호텔·료칸 - 385페이지

This is a simple Business Hotel in Ginza, close to Shimbashi. Since my destination Facility was nearby, that alone was more than enough for me. As I stayed on a Sunday, the price was reasonable.

I stayed here for a meeting in central Tokyo. It’s very close to Yotsuya Station and faces Shinjuku-dori Avenue, making transportation extremely convenient. Despite the location, there isn’t much traffic noise, so you can spend your time quietly. The touchscreen check-in process can be a bit confusing at first, but it’s not a major issue. The desk is spacious, and working with a laptop is easy. It was also appreciated that wired LAN is available, which has become less common recently.

The food was amazing!! The service was great too! They even saw us off when we left!

This was my second stay at an APA Accommodation, the first in over twenty years. My first stay was in Osaka, and this time was far better than back then. The bathroom and water facilities were very clean, and I was surprised there was none of the typical odor. The front desk staff were also very helpful. The location was excellent—I could walk around the Hakodate Station area and even visit the morning market early in the morning. I arrived by car and parked at the coin-operated lot right next door for 1,000 yen, which I really appreciated. I’d like to stay again next year.

We stayed in the Glamping Egg Suite for a birthday trip! As a birthday surprise, we arranged a cake and wine with the help of the Hotel staff. Thanks to their support, it became a truly wonderful birthday memory! Unfortunately, the weather wasn’t great, but we still had an amazing time and fully enjoyed our first barrel sauna experience. We’re truly grateful to the Hotel staff—thank you so much!

A very affordable Hotel in Chinatown, with plenty of places to eat nearby and only about a 5-minute walk to the station. I was able to stay two nights for the budget of one night. Having a microwave in the Room was also great! The bed was comfortable, too.

I stayed here again because my stay in March was so wonderful. The Onsen is free-flowing and silky-smooth. I was able to relax in the clean bath. The meals were also delicious. I can unwind without any worries, so I would like to visit again.

We stayed here with 12 family members and relatives. Our biggest concern was whether we could find seats at dinner and breakfast, but the front desk staff coordinated everything so we could all sit together, which made it stress-free and greatly appreciated. Everyone was able to bring back the dishes they liked, and we were all very happy with the food. Since we had a Multiple Night Stay for two nights, each of us could enjoy what we wanted—table tennis, mahjong, the beach, the pool, and fishing—making it a meaningful stay. It was a hot summer, so we were also grateful to be able to relax inside the Hotel. We will definitely stay here again on our next trip.

You can stay for under JPY 6,000 per night, and breakfast and dinner are included. Great value for money. The Facility is sufficient for what you need. The unit bath is small, but there is also a large public bath where you can really relax. Some people say it’s far from the station, but it’s a straight route and takes about 10 minutes even for women. Located at the entrance to the Bikan Historical Quarter, with excellent access. There’s also a FamilyMart right in front, so shopping is convenient. This is a Hotel I’d like to stay at again when I visit Kurashiki.

I stayed in the old wing for a four-night motorcycle touring trip. The small Japanese-style Room (about 4.5 tatami mats) was more than enough for one person, and with a fan and the window open, it was comfortable even on hot summer nights. There was also a gas fan heater that I could use to dry wet rain gear, and the double-glazed windows made it feel like it would stay warm even in winter. The mattress had just the right firmness, and with the down comforter, I personally slept better than on the typical beds in many Hotel rooms. Free-to-use washing machines and dryers (detergent included) are available in the basement of the main building. Breakfast was delicious, and there was a morning newspaper in the dining room that I could take back to my Room—handy for reading and for drying wet shoes. Above all, since the Accommodation Fee is low, I highly recommend this place if you don’t mind having no private bath or toilet in your Room.

As last year, I stayed at Sekisuitei with a friend. My friend, who lives outside Hokkaido, stayed here last year and it seems to have become a favorite Hotel. They especially liked that the dinner buffet includes Jingisukan, and that while the Onsen isn’t particularly large, it has an open-air bath and several different baths. (Each one is set to a different temperature.) At the Hotel, we enjoyed soaking in the Onsen many times. From our Room, we could hear the sound of a nearby river (or maybe a small stream), which was very relaxing. We used the Shuttle Service bus, and thanks to the driver’s polite service and careful driving, we felt safe throughout. If possible, I would like the Sapporo departure time to be 1:00 PM. With a 2:00 PM departure, arrival at the Hotel is around 4:00 PM, and by the time you get into your Room and settle in, it’s already about 5:00 PM. It’s disappointing not being able to do any sightseeing around Noboribetsu town.

I was able to relax in a Room with a different atmosphere than usual. It was my first Multiple Night Stay, and this Hotel provides daily cleaning, so I stayed very comfortably. At other Hotels, cleaning during a Multiple Night Stay wasn’t done unless I requested it, so this felt refreshing. However, since I couldn’t leave my belongings out, I needed to put everything back into my bag each time (though it’s just putting them away).

The exterior looks old, and since the front desk is on the second floor, it can be difficult if you have heavy luggage, but the Room had brand-new plumbing fixtures and interior finishes, making it a very pleasant Hotel. I would definitely like to stay here again next time.

This was my second stay. The building is old, but the Room was clean and well maintained. There is a large public bath and even massage chairs, so I think it offers excellent value for money. The breakfast selection isn’t very large, but everything was very tasty. It’s also close to the station, and there’s a convenience store and a fairly large supermarket within walking distance, so it’s suitable even for longer stays. It’s very quiet at night and the area feels safe. All of the staff were very kind. I would love to stay again.

There were no meals at the Hotel, but since it is in a lively downtown area, it was not a problem at all. For parking, there was a lot on the west side of the back street about a 400 m walk away for 400 yen per 24 hours, so we used that.

Because it was a Multiple Night Stay, having amenities like cleansing oil, toner, and lotion was a huge help. We chose no cleaning the next day, but when we returned to the Room, we were happy to find fresh bath towels in a bag waiting for us. It’s also close to Hakata Station, and there are convenience stores on both sides and diagonally across the street, which was very convenient. The bathroom ceiling is low, so when I looked up the light hit my eyes directly and felt a bit bright—but otherwise it was comfortable!

Thank you very much for your courteous service and for accommodating our request to use deodorizing equipment in the room before we entered. Breakfast was also very delicious.

Since the Room we selected was on the 4th floor, we got quite tired going back and forth three round trips down to the 1st floor (for walking our dog, etc.), plus meals and the bath (four round trips up to the 2nd floor) (lol). Next time, we’ll choose a Room on the 1st or 2nd floor (lol). Other than that, there were no problems. Our dog was happy, and the food was delicious too. (We are an elderly couple, aged 75 and 70.)

The emergency hospital next door meant the sound of ambulance sirens was a bit noticeable, but the Room and service were excellent. Breakfast featured bakery bread, which was affordable, delicious, and very satisfying. However, the Room only had a toothbrush and body sponge as amenities. I initially thought it was simplified, but later noticed additional amenities placed next to the front desk at checkout. A mention during check-in would have been appreciated.

Outstanding value for money. It’s an older building, but the Room seems to have been renovated. The free drinks in front of the reception were especially appreciated during this hot summer. The woman at the front desk was polite and left a great impression. In the Japanese-Western style Room, shoji screens let in light, so if you can’t sleep when it’s bright, it’s a good idea to bring an eye mask. Breakfast is a nice set of rice balls wrapped in bamboo leaf and fried chicken—like a Japanese bento. It also comes with small side dishes, salad, and miso soup. Excellent value for money.