전국 × 남성 전용 안심 숙소고객 서비스 평가가 높은 호텔·료칸 - 13페이지

Despite the excellent Facilities, the price even includes breakfast (with a wide variety of drinks besides coffee), and I was very satisfied. The bed was capsule-hotel style, but everything is new, spacious, and clean. There are showers only (no bathtub), but the water temperature, water pressure, shampoo, etc. were all perfectly fine. It was also a nice touch that they provide not only both large and small towels but also a bath mat. The only drawback? The building looks far cleaner and more serene than you would expect for the price (especially the entrance gate and garden give the impression of an upscale Japanese-style Accommodation), so I actually walked right past it thinking, “There’s no way I can stay here for this price—there must be another cheaper-looking building.” (Even though there was signage; it was my fault for not believing it.) With rows of sake breweries, it’s a charming streetscape that doesn’t feel like Tokyo at all. If I’d had more time, I would have liked to take a walk around the area.

The meals were delicious! The bath was a rock bath and very nice! Is there only one? What about for women? Is it mixed bathing? It was disappointing as there were only men.

The Facility was clean and well maintained, and we had a very comfortable stay. If we have the opportunity, we would be happy to stay again next time. Thank you very much.

I booked this Accommodation for the next day during my trip based only on the price. There is no refrigerator or bidet toilet seat, and the TV does not receive local terrestrial channels. The bath also closes early, so arrive early!

Stayed in a twin room. Included a 1000 yen meal voucher, but we didn't use the dining area. The reason was that we found a highly-rated restaurant nearby. We used the meal voucher for takeout snacks instead. As it's a Route Inn, the room's design is standard across locations. The cleaning was thorough and well-maintained. There is a Seven-Eleven convenience store right in front of the accommodation. For dining options: - A Japanese restaurant "Suginoya Honjin" right in front, - McDonald's and KFC nearby, - The restaurant we visited called "Kikurin," - And an izakaya (Japanese pub) within one of the restaurants where you can also dine. You won't have trouble finding places to eat around here. On our trip: On day one, after shopping in Mashiko, we stayed overnight at this accommodation. On day two, we visited Hitachi Fudoki-no-Oka Shrine and Amabiki Kannon Temple before heading to Tsukuba Mountain's eastern side for soba noodles on Ishioka Soba Street before returning home. We would love to stay here again!

The large public bath had four washing stations, but since it wasn't crowded, I was able to relax in the bathtub. Both the curry rice service in the evening and the breakfast buffet the next morning were satisfying. I would like to stay again if I have another opportunity.

Livemax provides reliable services, making it a comfortable and worry-free stay. This time, my main purpose was to visit the Autumn Fest held at Odori Park, and the location was perfect for that. It’s a bit of a walk from Susukino or Tanukikoji, but during this season, it’s not much of an issue. In winter, however, it might require some preparation. A convenience store is also nearby. The room was clean with a spacious and comfortable bed. The room size is slightly compact, so you may need to open your suitcase on the bed. Although I didn’t use it, having a microwave in the room seemed convenient (it seems Livemax hotels generally have this feature as I noticed the same in Yokohama). The deciding factor for me was the large public bath; apparently sourced from Onsen water and very relaxing. The changing area felt slightly cramped though. As for meals—this was unexpected—but they provide an onigiri bento box in the morning. While breakfast buffets at other hotels are nice too, I found this option ideal as it’s just enough in portion size, can be enjoyed in your room at your own pace—a great idea!