Stesen Higashi-Matsudo × Kemudahan dan peralatan yang dinilai tinggi di Hotel·penginapan gaya Jepun - 2Halaman

It was truly wonderful. The facility was well-equipped, and cleaning was done meticulously. There were moments when the noise from neighboring or lower floors was slightly noticeable, but it seemed unavoidable. Within walking distance, there were supermarkets, bento shops, and some restaurants, so I didn't feel inconvenienced. I would love to use this place again in the future. The service was also excellent.

Recently, I had some business in Tokyo and stayed here several times in a row. All the staff were very courteous, and I had a comfortable stay. Breakfast was also very delicious and gave me energy for the day. The Room was kept very clean, and everything was comfortable. The Hotel is close to the station, with easy access to Tokyo, which is truly convenient and appreciated. When returning from Tokyo, it felt relaxing in a way, and I was able to appreciate the charm of Matsudo City as well. I look forward to staying again.

We stayed as a family of five. Since the Room rate was low, we didn’t expect much in terms of cleaning, but it was very clean. It was great to have a vending machine outside and on-site parking. There’s an affordable supermarket just a short walk away, there were plenty of Ubers available, and we had no issues with the location. There was more than enough space just for sleeping; I think even nine people could sleep comfortably. The spacious kitchen was also a plus. Small but appreciated touches included ice in the freezer, and the disposable toothbrushes were soft and felt higher quality—much easier to use than cheap ones. There were also two hair dryers, plus both a straightening iron and a curling iron. Overall, it felt like better value than the price.

We stayed in a 4-person Room with our 12-month-old. It feels geared toward international travelers, but it was also very family-friendly, so I’m sharing what worked well for us and a few things to note. With diapers, baby food, extra clothes, and all the usual baby gear—and traveling solo—I wanted to reduce what I had to carry. When I asked, they kindly allowed me to ship our luggage ahead of time. They even placed our size-80 parcel in the Room in advance, which was incredibly helpful. [Room] A tatami-style Japanese Room where your baby can crawl comfortably. There are no steps at the entrance, and with tatami plus mattresses there’s little risk of a crawling baby falling off an edge. There is a closet with handles positioned out of a child’s reach. It was convenient for storing anything we didn’t want our child to touch. The TV is a smart TV. You can play YouTube (we watched “Shinapushu”). It’s wall-mounted, so there’s no worry about it tipping over. There are firm cushions about 10 cm high. If your child can sit independently, you can seat them on one during meals. [Bathroom] It’s a unit bath but spacious enough that if your child can pull up or sit steadily, you can bathe together in the tub. The sink area is wide with space around it for toiletries, so washing bottles was easy. (There may not be enough space/height to keep a sterilizing case set up.) [In-house Facility] There is a shared microwave available for warming baby food. [Checkout time] Checkout is until 11:00 AM, which makes it easy to feed breakfast/baby food before leaving. [Area] It’s flat from the station. There’s a drugstore near the station and a convenience store almost next door. It gets very quiet at night. [Things to note] If your Room is on the 2nd floor or higher, there is no elevator—carrying strollers and luggage upstairs may be difficult. There are Rooms on the 1st floor as well. Power outlets in the Room are within reach of small children. The entryway area isn’t large enough to leave a stroller open inside. To avoid getting things dirty you’ll need to bring it into the Room folded up; alternatively there is luggage storage space outside the Room where you can leave items (very convenient). The bathroom door can slam shut even with help from a 1-year-old—watch out for pinched fingers. They provide many helpful items such as an air humidifier, thermometer/hygrometer(?), pens, etc., but for peace of mind it may be best to put them somewhere out of reach right away so your child doesn’t break anything. Although each room is private, the layout feels more like a guesthouse than an isolated hotel room—if your child tends to cry loudly at night often/for long periods، you might feel slightly self-conscious.

The foreign staff at the front desk were friendlier and more pleasant than the Japanese staff. The Room and amenities were neither particularly good nor bad. I didn’t use the pajamas because I don’t like changing into them, but the coffee machine is available except late at night. The shower head kept rotating, making it hard to keep it facing forward; I hope this will be improved. Hot water came out quickly. The Wi-Fi worked properly.

Unable to make a reservation at a Business Hotel near Funabashi, I tried a private lodging. It was kept very clean and I was satisfied. The breakfast was also delicious.

I chose this property for its excellent location close to my destination. The staff were friendly and attentive, which made my stay very enjoyable. I also appreciate that they kindly accommodated my rather bold requests. Breakfast was great too—I was happy to have a satisfying Japanese-style meal. I would love to stay again if I have the chance.

It was a business trip. The Room was clean and close to the station. There is also a convenience store nearby, which is very convenient.