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Our group was 7 people (two families, including our grandchild) with four dogs. The only disappointing points about the amenities were that the bath towels smelled a little, and there were no skincare items such as lotion—so I’m glad we brought our own. However, there was plenty of information available on the TV, and among all the dog-friendly hotels we’ve stayed at, this was the best. The meals, Onsen, and activities were all available inside the Hotel, so we never got bored and had a very fulfilling stay—we were extremely satisfied. One night wasn’t enough, so next time we plan to stay for two nights. We were also very happy to have a buffet where we could dine with our dogs in a calm setting. I hope more Hotels like this will open in the future.

It exceeded our expectations, and the kids were very happy. It would have been even better if amenities like razors and lotion were provided. Since we stayed in winter this time, we’d love to come back in summer to enjoy a BBQ.

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 hotel is very calm and comfortable to stay in, despite being conveniently located near Akasaka-Mitsuke Station. The guest rooms are compact as it is a Business Hotel, but they were clean and pleasant. The staff at the lobby had a gentle smile, leaving a good impression. However, even though I had called about a month before my stay to inform them that I would not be using the parking lot, I was still asked about it during check-in. It was disappointing that guest information was not shared smoothly.

It had an atmosphere like an overseas Hotel, which I personally liked. I would love to use it again.

I used it during the New Year holidays. Unlike recent APA, it was not a card key but a physical key. I went by car, and there was enough parking space (up to the third lot), so unless it's extremely crowded, you shouldn't have any trouble. When you return by car at check-in, they will guide you to the parking lot. It's about a 10-15 minute walk from Maebashi Station, but it's close to the downtown (drinking area), so I think it's convenient. One thing that surprised me a bit is that depending on the room, the view right in front is a cemetery, so it might be good to know if you care about that. It's a Business Hotel, and the service is not bad at all, so I can normally recommend it.

I made a last-minute Reservation the day before Yoiyama of the Gion Festival and stayed on the day of Yoiyama. It was my first time using this Hotel, and I was amazed by how close it is to the station and how perfectly located it is for sightseeing during the Gion Festival—I could see Naginata-boko right nearby. In the evening, many food stalls lined up in front of the Hotel, and the area was bustling with people. The Hotel itself is set back down an alley; you take an elevator up to the second floor to reach the front desk. Despite the crowds outside, it was quiet and comfortable in my Room. The staff were also very kind and helpful. Thanks to this stay, I was able to experience my first Gion Festival, including Yoiyama and the Yamaboko Junko parade. It was very hot, but it became a wonderful memory.

Around noon, I dropped off my luggage, and they kindly allowed me to check in once the Room was ready. There was a wide variety of breakfast bread and drinks, and everything was delicious. I appreciated it because I’m hesitant to use the kettle in the Room. However, there was a strong smell—whether it was in all Rooms or lingering from the previous guest—which was the only disappointing point.

I'm glad I included breakfast. The bento was delicious. I was completely full!

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.

Stayed at the cottage and had a comfortable stay! The value for money was excellent. It would be perfect if there were a smoking area further back in the cottage.

Stayed in a log-type Accommodation. Spacious, atmospheric, and thoroughly clean. Great value, and we had a wonderful time. A Facility that welcomes dogs as well, making it suitable for a wide range of guests. We’d love to stay again!

Despite the last-minute Reservation on the day, we received courteous service, and the Room was spacious and comfortable for our stay. I would like to use it again if there is another opportunity.

The hotel was close to the station, and although it was a twin room, the beds were spacious and comfortable. I think it would be nice to have a complimentary drink service.

There was a review stating that the reception staff could not speak Japanese, but that was not the case—they were very proficient in Japanese. While most of the guests might be foreigners, Japanese guests can also stay here with peace of mind. However, regarding luggage, there is no key lock or similar security for the storage area, so it is recommended to take precautions against theft at your own responsibility.

I stayed for a Multiple Night Stay during the Lantern Festival. Since accommodation prices are high during this season, staying at a guesthouse was a very cost-effective option. The Property is conveniently located near Shinchi Chinatown, and the unmanned check-in system made late arrivals hassle-free. The Facility was clean and comfortable to stay in. Although the bath was a shower room, it was very helpful to warm up my body after getting wet during the rainy Gunkanjima tour. There were many young people, and I couldn't tell if they were friends or had become acquainted at the Property, but they were chatting about how "the rice flour bread is delicious" while eating bread from the fridge. I bought soup and other items from the convenience store in front of the Property and enjoyed the bread as well. There were also many international guests, and some spoke to me in broken Japanese, making the living room a place for interaction. I felt it had a clean and warm atmosphere. Although I had used guesthouses before, this was my first time in a shared Room, and I was worried about noise issues. However, everyone seemed to be considerate and quiet, so I was able to sleep soundly. That said, around 4 a.m., loud music played for a few seconds from the bed below, and I couldn't sleep after that. It made me feel like crying, and the trip became physically challenging for me. This is purely a matter of luck, and shared Rooms may or may not suit different people. I realized that shared Rooms are not for me.

I will use it again.

The building is old, and the rooms are not very spacious, but the interior is clean and sufficient for a comfortable stay. Guests can use the large public bath at the neighboring Yurari facility. The pool is also available, so bringing swimwear could be a good idea. For dining, famous restaurants like Toyotsune and Ichiriki are located nearby. For Multiple Night Stays, cleaning service is provided every three days; however, towel replacement is available upon request. As a tip, you can access the neighboring public bath in loungewear provided by the Hotel. Since the Hotel slippers are thin, it might be helpful to bring your own from a 100-yen shop. The loungewear is well-made and warm enough even during winter. Parking is available at a paid parking lot right next to the Hotel for 600 yen per night. Please note that fees apply each time you enter or exit. The location of the Hotel may be slightly difficult to find; using Yakiniku Ichiriki as a landmark could help guide you there easily.

Located on a steep hill, access by foot can be challenging. The room provided a calm and private space, allowing for a stay without encountering anyone from check-in to check-out. Although not an Onsen, the water quality was excellent. No insects were seen during the stay, but insect prevention items might create unnecessary concern for some guests. On the other hand, waking up to the sound of birds made for a delightful experience in this beautiful location.

This was my first time staying at a container accommodation. The room was comfortable, and having a microwave and refrigerator/freezer in the room was very convenient. The staff were friendly and approachable, making it easy for me as a woman to feel safe staying here. One small concern was that the TV was directly in front of the desk, which felt a bit overwhelming when trying to do makeup (just my personal opinion). Overall, it exceeded expectations for the price, and I am very satisfied. Thank you for your hospitality!