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I stayed with the No Meals Included plan for an errand in Kanda. For me, it was good value for money and I could relax comfortably. The Room was clean. However, the scent of fabric softener on the sheets and other bedding felt a bit strong to me (it had settled down by the time I checked out). The amenities were explained to me, so I had no trouble using the self-service setup. It was convenient for getting around thanks to the nearby station and the Edo Bus. There are many wholesalers in the area, and it was interesting to walk around. I would like to stay again if I have the chance.

There is a large public bath, and overall satisfaction is high. The Room is pleasantly standard. It is well cleaned and spotless, with no issues. I used to stay at another Hotel in Isesaki, but from now on I will choose this one.

The location is easy to find and the parking lot is easy to park in. There are set hours when staff are present, but there is a proper explanation and emergency measures are also listed. The building is old, but it is clean, and the service is very polite and pleasant. The hairdryer was a bit difficult to turn on, and there were many remote controls, so it would be nice to have a little explanation. There is also a microwave, ABEMA, manga, and DVDs, and the Onsen that was recommended was great! There was a sign saying "With sincerity," and it really comes across. I think I will be using your services again.

I stayed for one night and had a comfortable stay. Thank you very much.

They kindly accommodated our unreasonable requests, and we were very satisfied.

The traditional Japanese-style house has been charmingly updated with cute interior touches, and there’s also a water dispenser. Considering the price, it was excellent. Unfortunately, the nearby Onsen was out of order so we couldn’t use it, but they kindly explained recommended Onsen and local eateries in detail, which made for great memories. We expected it might be lively at night since there were also international guests, but perhaps everyone was considerate—it was so quiet we wondered if anyone else was even staying there.

About a 10-minute walk to town, and they can look after your car, so it’s not bad for a No Meals Included stay.

It’s very close to JR Futsukaichi Station, so you can walk there even with luggage such as a suitcase. A flashy sign that looks like an imitation of Thomas is the landmark. The staff member who assisted us at check-in was also a foreigner, and was very polite. The Room feels like a studio apartment. There is a shoe cabinet, a washing machine, and the toilet is separate; the bathroom is a unit bath. Everything was very clean and well maintained. The closet is also large. There’s a refrigerator, microwave, gas stove, and sink, so you can cook if you want. Detergent for both laundry and dishwashing is provided—please feel free to use it. The bed is a queen-size low bed. The mattress was as soft as a waterbed; if you like soft mattresses it’s great, but if you prefer something firmer it might hurt your lower back. There are mirrors in the bathroom or on the closet—two full-length mirrors—so when doing your hair or makeup (especially using a hair iron), there wasn’t an outlet nearby and there was no extension cord, which made it a bit difficult to style my hair right at the limit of the cord length. An outlet near the mirror would be convenient (though outlets near water may be unsafe). It’s inexpensive, clean, and convenient with a convenience store nearby. I’d like to stay again.

Within walking distance of ROHM Theatre. The bed and bathroom were clean, and the stay was comfortable. The Room electricity turns off when you leave, so the beer in the refrigerator didn’t stay cold, but that was about it. It was very reasonably priced, and I think I’ll stay again next time.

This is my second stay. It’s very affordable yet clean, and I highly recommend it for a Multiple Night Stay. The unit bath is a bit small, but the toilet is separate, so it’s comfortable. A washing machine and detergent are also provided. The front desk staff were very pleasant, and I suspect they’re also why the Room was kept so nicely cleaned. I’m planning to stay again for three nights next month. I don’t really want to tell too many people about it, but it’s a great Accommodation!

I was unsure where to stay for my first time visiting the Sendai Tanabata Festival, but I was able to make a Reservation about a week in advance. The price was very reasonable—around 5,000 yen per person. [During my stay, there was an earthquake around 3:00 a.m. while I was asleep, but it didn’t shake much.] I slept well and had a relaxing night.

When I made the Reservation, it was hard to find the check-in location, but I felt relieved once I realized it was just before the dead-end stairs by the large keyhole. The front desk staff were helpful and everything went smoothly, and it was easy to find the Hotel—it’s only a short walk away. The Room felt like a 1DK with a dining table, so it was spacious and comfortable. Also, since it’s close to the station, it’s ideal for getting around by train or bus, and you can take care of meals and shopping at the station building. One disappointment was that I had requested a towel change, but when I returned for a while, they hadn’t been replaced. However, when I contacted them, they responded right away. Even after check-out, they kept my luggage until my bus time, which was very helpful.

I’d been interested in this Hotel for a while, and this time I was able to make a Reservation at a great price. Check-in was at a different location, which was a bit confusing at first, but the Accommodation is up a steep staircase and the staff kindly helped support my mother, who has difficulty walking—it was a huge help. The Room was also larger than a typical Business Hotel, and the Facilities were as well equipped as an ordinary home, so it felt like staying at home. I’d like to choose it again if I have the chance next time.

Everything was thoroughly cleaned, and we had a very comfortable stay. There was also plenty of linen provided—especially bath towels, which were prepared for the number of guests × the number of nights. The property itself is older, so there were some creaking floorboards, but the beds, sofa, TV, and other Facility amenities were new and easy to use. It’s within walking distance of Susukino, yet far enough away to be quiet—just the right balance.

In today’s climate, I was able to stay at a very reasonable price. I didn’t order the highly rated breakfast this time, but I’m thinking of trying it next time.

While looking for a Hotel near my destination with a separate bath and toilet, I came across this one, which had highly rated Reviews, and decided to stay here. Everything was smooth, including the Reservation process, the pre-arrival email confirmation, check-in, and the follow-up email after check-in. The simple (in a good way) style made for a comfortable two-night stay. The only thing that concerned me was the checkout time. When I made the Reservation, I confirmed that checkout was at 10:00, but the post-check-in confirmation email said 11:00. I should have checked at the time, but it seems it really was 10:00—I ended up checking out late and was reminded about it. I’m sorry for causing inconvenience. There were no cleaning issues like some others mentioned; everything was well cleaned and nothing bothered me. I would like to stay again if I have another opportunity.

The Room was spacious, and we had a comfortable stay. Although the check-in cutoff time is early, they were able to accommodate us even when we arrived late, so it wasn’t inconvenient. We would like to stay again.

We stayed for two nights, using this dog-first Accommodation as our base for exploring Shiga and Hyogo. The Room had a wonderful atmosphere, and even with five adults it didn’t feel cramped—we were able to relax comfortably. Having a convenience store right in front is very handy, but since the street out front has quite a bit of traffic, light sleepers may notice the noise. The bedroom was on the second floor, and the stairs were steeper than expected. With a small dog you can probably carry them up, but if you’re bringing a medium-sized or larger dog that sleeps with you upstairs, it might be a bit challenging. Our dog was happy relaxing downstairs, so it wasn’t an issue for us. We also wanted to visit “Juunintoiro” with our dog, but we ended up getting back late from watching the Inter-High games and couldn’t make it—such a shame. Next time we’d love to come in a cooler season, enjoy Omihachiman at a leisurely pace, and stop by Juunintoiro during our walk!

The area is very quiet with nothing nearby, making it a comfortable place to relax. It’s best to buy groceries and other supplies in advance.\n\nIn summer, you can’t open the windows because insects may get inside. Bringing in fresh air would likely help keep it cool, but the afternoon sun heats up the room, so you’ll need to run the air conditioner.

There was a fireworks festival, so the noise from cars was loud. It may have been because the room was on the edge...