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I traveled with my 94-year-old mother. I was worried that her limited mobility might make things difficult, but the restroom was designed to be accessible by wheelchair, which was very convenient. The Hatsushima Room was very spacious, and the open-air Onsen bath in the Room had a wonderful location—we enjoyed soaking together many times while looking out at the sea. Listening to birdsong, we were able to relax and enjoy long conversations in the bath. Since meals were served in the Room, my mother didn’t have to move around much, which made it easy for her. Thank you for the celebratory champagne and wine. Everyone on staff was very kind, and we had a wonderful time. This is a great Accommodation that cherishes old things, and the furniture in the Room creates a calm, lovely atmosphere. It has become one of the Accommodations I would like to visit again.

It was conveniently located near Minami-Koshigaya Station, and there was also a convenience store nearby. I didn’t take any amenities, but a variety were available, so it seemed suitable even for a last-minute stay. I’m planning to stay in the Minami-Koshigaya area again at the end of the year, so I may book here again.

Museum-like decorations were displayed throughout the property, making it a delight to look around. The meals were excellent, and the staff’s service was truly satisfying.

I forgot my phone and some clothes, but the staff kindly contacted me, and when I came to pick them up, they handed them to me with a smile. I sincerely thank the staff member who assisted me over the phone and the female staff member at the front desk. I live relatively nearby, but I will definitely stay again.

This was my first stay here.\nIt’s conveniently located near the station, and the entire property felt clean. The breakfast offered a well-balanced selection, and I had a very comfortable stay. The staff were kind, and I especially appreciated how neat and pleasant all of the female staff members were.\nThe only thing that would have made it perfect is if the slippers had been disposable.\nThank you for taking care of me.

I chose this Accommodation because I wanted to try the Moor Onsen. Just as rumored, it left my skin feeling smooth and was very relaxing. It’s also located in the center of town, making it convenient to go out for meals. Although it seems to be a long-established Accommodation, the Room has been renovated and was comfortable to stay in.

I used to visit the Onsen for day trips every year, but this was my first time staying overnight (2 nights). The spaces outside the Room were well equipped, and I felt very comfortable throughout my stay. Between the Onsen, complimentary alcohol and snacks, and manga, two days wasn’t enough time—I barely had time just to sleep in the Room. I think this is the No. 1 Accommodation as a base for horse-related activities.

The staff were kind and helpful, and the Room was very clean, but the amenities felt too limited. The onigiri provided for lunch at breakfast was delicious, but it was a bit disappointing that the fried items at the morning buffet were cold.

It was my first stay in a while. Aside from handling check-in and check-out yourself and picking up only the amenities you need at the front desk, everything was unchanged, and I had a comfortable stay. The Room was set to a pleasant temperature when I arrived, which made me forget Kyoto’s heat. This time, my purpose was to visit the Gojo Wakamiya Pottery Festival. It took less than five minutes on foot from the Hotel to Keihan Sanjo Station, so I could go by train and take my time looking around at the venue. It is also close to Pontocho and Kiyamachi, so finding places to eat was never a problem. Breakfast is buffet-style, and in addition to Western options, there were obanzai dishes, pork shabu-shabu, spice curry, and other satisfying choices. Despite being in such a convenient location, it’s also quiet and relaxing, so I would like to stay here again.

We stayed as a family with a toddler, and we were truly impressed by how delicious the meals were at both breakfast and dinner. The value for money is excellent. The flavors were mild, so even our toddler happily ate everything. The dining staff were also very kind. Thank you very much. We left completely full. When we went to Nagoya Port Aquarium, we were happy to receive discount tickets at the Hotel front desk. There is a large public bath for men only. Having a large bath meant everyone could bathe at once and go to bed earlier, which was very helpful when traveling with children. It would be nice if there were one for women as well, but even having it for men only was still helpful. Women can receive amenities such as makeup remover. Also, when I called the Hotel later for personal reasons, they responded kindly. Thank you very much. It’s easy to drive to Anpanman Museum and Nagoya Port Aquarium, the value is great, and I’d like to stay here again on our next trip to Nagoya. Since it was a last-minute Reservation, only Western-style rooms were available, but because we have children, I’d like to book a Japanese-Western room next time if possible.

I traveled with my mother in her 80s. The staff, the meals, and the baths—everything exceeded our expectations. My mother was very happy too. We had a Multiple Night Stay, and they made sure the meals didn’t repeat, and everything was delicious. If I had one request, since it was a hot summer, I would have appreciated a refrigerator with a freezer compartment to freeze ice packs (it was refrigerator-only).

I stayed alone, and I was pleased to be assigned to the women’s floor. I felt safe and slept comfortably. I would love to stay here again.

As expected from Route Inn, everything was consistently reliable. The welcome coffee was delicious. I was happy to stay at an affordable price with breakfast included.

I was satisfied with the cleanliness, service, and Facilities. I felt it offered excellent value for money. It’s a Hotel I’d like to stay at again.

There are two APA Hotels near Fukushima Station, and I chose this Hotel because it has a large public bath. The downtown area is on the East Exit side, but I used a major family restaurant on the West Exit side and did not find it inconvenient (there is also an underground passage to the East Exit). I also could not hear any train noise and had a comfortable stay.

It was a clean and relaxing Business Hotel single room, with both a spacious bed and a large desk. The staff were kind and helpful, making my stay very comfortable. The sauna and large public bath also helped me unwind. The Accommodation Fee was reasonable, offering excellent value for money.

A new Hotel close to the station. The bed was Simmons and very comfortable. I was thirsty, so I enjoyed a welcome drink of coffee and Earl Grey tea using the electric kettle in the Room. The amenities were well-prepared, and above all, the Room felt clean and pleasant. If I had to point out one thing, it would be that the shower water pressure was a bit low. Breakfast was also satisfying; the grilled mackerel with salt was hot and delicious. I would recommend this Hotel to anyone visiting Okazaki!

I use this place whenever there is a forecast for heavy snow or snowfall. I saw the staff clearing the parking lot of snow early in the morning from my Room. Thanks to their efforts, I was able to take my car out safely. Thank you very much.

At check-in, it was probably the same staff member as last time, and they welcomed me warmly again. There were no issues, and I stayed comfortably in a clean Room until check-out. My Room was near the elevator, but it was very quiet—perhaps because the other guests were considerate. However, due to time and energy constraints, I couldn’t use the large public bath again... Next time for sure...!

We stayed here the night before heading to Sado. Since we booked on the day, we received a discount and it was great value for money. The Room isn’t large, but it was comfortable enough. The shared area had manga and massage chairs, and the kids enjoyed them too. The buffet breakfast on the 10th floor was very reasonably priced—so cheap I felt it might even be less than buying food at a convenience store. There was a good selection, and the rice (from Niigata) was delicious. At the Hotel entrance there was also a shaved-ice service (mainly for kids?), and although it was only available for a short time, we had a pleasant stay overall. One thing that confused me: we parked in the affiliated multi-story parking garage right in front of the Hotel. When asked about our parking ticket, I handed it over thinking it would be free, but at checkout it only went from 1,200 yen to 1,100 yen. The website also says 1,100 yen, but I couldn’t tell whether that is the regular rate or the discounted rate. Since the front desk took my ticket, ran it through their machine, and returned it without any explanation, I think some guests may mistakenly assume parking becomes free.