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This is one of my preferred Accommodations when traveling to Fukuoka on business. It’s in a great location, and I use it often. I look forward to staying again.

The price is very reasonable, yet all the staff appeared to be Japanese, and the front desk service in the lobby was professional. (At another chain Hotel I used recently, the staff were foreign and there were issues such as unclear explanations on how to use the Hotel facilities and mistakes in billing.) Even at checkout, the housekeeping staff greeted me and seemed to be working hard, so I felt this is a Hotel you can stay at with peace of mind.

Although minimal, the Facility was well equipped. In addition to two provided chairs, there was also a chair suitable for desk work, which seemed convenient for business use.

We stayed with three people. There were two beds in the Western-style room, and we laid out futons in the Japanese-style room. The building is old, but it felt very clean and well maintained. We were also happy that coffee cups, glasses, and teacups were provided. There was a supermarket and convenience stores nearby, which was convenient. The parking lot was spacious as well.

It is close to the station and easy to find.\nThe Room was just the right size for a single guest.\nI would be happy if instant tea or coffee were available.

The parking lot shows a "Full" sign. Upon checking with the front desk, they confirmed it was full. Is there anywhere else to park? The underground parking near the station is affordable. I went there to park, and it was not full. It seems the sign is broken. Please fix it. I hope the front desk can manage this better in the future.

Even on a weekday, I stayed at an exceptionally low price. Some of the front desk staff were foreigners, but their service was professional and courteous. The young woman at the front desk in the morning had piercings in her nose, mouth, and ears, but given today’s staffing shortages it was acceptable. I would like to stay here again.

This time, I stayed with No Meals Included. Upon arrival, the Hotel staff immediately came out to guide me to the parking lot, and I was able to park right away. Even with No Meals Included, there are izakayas nearby and a convenience store within walking distance, which was convenient. The Room was clean and comfortable for a relaxing stay.

It was my first time using this, but it is close to Sapporo Station, reasonably priced, and I would like to use it again.

I used a smoking room, but thanks to the air purifier installed, the smell of cigarettes was not very noticeable.

While looking for a Hotel near Kumagaya Station, I chose this one because it was the cheapest and had great Reviews. I expected a somewhat retro Hotel, but since I was mainly focused on price for just one night, I didn’t have any particular expectations. However, just as the Reviews said, the moment I entered the Hotel it smelled wonderful, and all of the staff (mostly older women) were truly kind and pleasant. Their thoughtful attention and friendly words came so naturally that I was genuinely impressed!! The Room was more spacious than I expected and very well cleaned, so the age of the building didn’t bother me at all. I’ve stayed at several Hotels in front of or near the station before, but if you’re staying with No Meals Included, this is by far my top recommendation! I probably won’t be going to Kumagaya again, but I wish I had stayed at this Hotel sooner. Every staff member I met in the Hotel left a great impression—such a wonderful place. Thank you very much!

This is my second stay, and I am very satisfied with the front desk service, just like last time. I appreciated being informed that amenities not available in the room are located next to the front desk. I also used the parking lot during both stays, and the guidance to the parking spaces was smooth. I will use this accommodation again next time.

Just a 5-minute walk from Tachikawa Station, I enjoyed a comfortable stay with a cozy bed.

I stayed here several times before COVID, and this time I returned after a long break. If I remember correctly, the Room was much cleaner than before, which pleasantly surprised me. I also remembered at check-in that there was no Wi-Fi, so I used to go online at the McDonald’s across the street. I would be happy if you could consider adding it. It’s really appreciated to be able to stay at such a low price despite being close to the station. I’d like to stay here again.

I had to find a Hotel at short notice due to an extended business trip, and while other places were fully booked, this one came up when I searched for a budget-friendly option within walking distance of Sendai Station. The room was clean, which was great.

Satisfied #1: Affordable Hotel (Good) Satisfied #2: Staff service (Good) Dissatisfied #1: The Room lighting was not working, and an electrical outlet was broken. Dissatisfied #2: The shower head in the bathroom was slightly broken, and it was difficult to adjust the water temperature. Dissatisfied #3: The elevator was out of order. My companion has limited mobility, so using the emergency stairs was very difficult. Dissatisfied #4: The parking lot required a fee. Dissatisfied #5: Noise from neighboring rooms/apartments was loud and bothersome, so I couldn’t relax.

I was a bit concerned because the average Review score was 4 or below, but there were no issues at all. It’s a perfectly standard Business Hotel, and the Facility is clean. Considering the price and how close it is to the station, I have no complaints. However, for breakfast you’re directed to Yayoiken on the first floor, and it wasn’t very good. That was about the only thing that stood out.

It is clean. It is within a 10-minute walk from Izumoshi Station. There are power outlets around the bed, so charging is convenient. There is a 7-Eleven across from the Hotel. There are many restaurants nearby.

I was impressed by the spacious bed and the high-quality bedding.

I stayed here during a train trip. As I arrived late at night and left early in the morning, I can only comment on what I experienced. It’s about a 15-minute walk from the station. Asahikawa’s streets are laid out in a grid, so you shouldn’t get lost if you use Google Maps or similar. On the way from the station, there is an AEON and a local supermarket. There is also Kura Sushi right in front of the Hotel, so finding dinner shouldn’t be a problem. This time I used a twin Room by myself, and it felt quite spacious. The sink area, toilet, and bathroom are separate, which made it very convenient to use. However, the water pressure in the bathroom is quite low, so filling the bathtub takes some time. Also, since there is no overflow drain on the side of the tub, if you add too much water it will spill over—so you need to keep an eye on it occasionally. Because it’s not a unit bath (all-in-one bathroom), being able to wash your body outside the tub is another plus. In the early morning there is no staff at reception; checkout is done by returning a business-card-sized paper with your Room passcode to the return box, so be careful not to forget.