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After 10 p.m., the affiliated parking lot was full. There was a nearby coin-operated parking lot with a maximum daily fee of 1,400 yen. It’s fine if you’re traveling by train, but it couldn’t be helped.

I would have been happy if there had been an Onsen within walking distance nearby. The staff were very helpful, from guiding us to the parking lot to handling check-in and check-out. Some breakfast items ran out, so I would have liked better restocking.

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

Although it’s an older Hotel, it was clean and I was satisfied. The sofa was old and covered, but it was leather and had a nice character. There didn’t seem to be any restaurants nearby, so I had dinner at the restaurant in the Hotel; both the Japanese and Chinese dishes were delicious.

A very retro Showa-era Hotel! It’s well cleaned. The male staff are calm and pleasant, but the female front desk staff came across as a bit harsh and condescending, so 4 stars. For meals, you can get refills of three mini rolls! It’s a little awkward to ask for more (lol). It was worth the price, and I’m glad I could stay at a low cost.

The Room is clean, and the amenities are well stocked. The breakfast curry was very delicious. Convenience stores and restaurants are also just a 2–3 minute walk away, so there’s no problem.

I chose this property for its direct access to Norikura Kogen Ski Resort, and the meals cooked over the irori hearth were excellent, with many dishes made using local ingredients. The building seems a bit old, so there were a few minor inconveniences, but the view from the open-air bath was great. The staff were also very kind. I’d like to stay here again.

After returning from the beach, we had the opportunity to dine at a restaurant near the Hotel and made a Reservation. Honestly, since it was just for sleeping, I thought it would be fine even if it wasn't very clean, but the Room was very clean and pleasant. When we entered the Room, the air conditioner was set to 25 degrees. I was worried it might be too cold, so I changed it to 27 degrees before sleeping but woke up feeling hot in the middle of the night. 25 degrees was perfect. I would like to use this Hotel again.

I had to use it unexpectedly, but it was affordable and very comfortable! The microwave is located at the front desk, and the staff were very kind! However, please note that it seems to take some time for hot water to come out of the shower!

It’s right by the entrance to Chinatown, so it was easy to find. As others have mentioned, the step up into the unit bath is quite high. However, I was satisfied with the other Facilities. With its location right by the Chinatown entrance, transportation access was excellent. I would like to stay here again.

Just about a 2-minute walk from the station, making it very convenient for sightseeing in Tokyo. Although it is along the railway tracks, we couldn’t hear any noise at all. The Room was spacious and the bed was large. The bathtub was small, so it may be difficult for larger men to use, but there is also a public bathhouse nearby. Amenities are not well stocked, so women should be sure to bring essentials such as facial cleanser. You can see Tokyo Skytree and Mt. Fuji. Unfortunately, it was hazy this time, so Mt. Fuji was only faintly visible. There is also parking available, and overall satisfaction is high!

I stayed with my husband during the New Year. It was snowing and cold that day, but the Room was warm and welcoming with the heater on. The bath was very relaxing, but there was only one hairdryer, and despite others waiting, someone kept using it while looking at their phone, so I dried my hair in the Room. The meals were more than expected in quantity—so much that we couldn’t finish everything. We ate plenty of crab to our satisfaction. If you choose this Ryokan, I recommend coming with an empty stomach! Although we couldn’t explore due to the snow, I would love to stay at this Ryokan again.

I am writing only about the service. At check-in, there were two staff members at the front desk and one was available. I gave my name and said I was checking in, but a male staff member told me to “wait on that sofa, as we are guiding guests in order,” so I waited. It did look busy, but even after no one was at the front desk, no one came to assist me. When I asked a passing staff member whether it was still okay to keep waiting as instructed, a female staff member apologized sincerely and guided me right away. Her manner was very polite, which made me wonder why I had been told to wait in the first place. After entering the Room, when I tried to have tea, the teacup was slightly dirty (which could be washed), but when I emptied the teapot there was leftover tea still inside. When I called about it, the same female staff member came immediately and apologized profusely. She seemed so apologetic that it almost made me feel bad for her—so I couldn’t help thinking this should have been taken care of beforehand. The female staff member who served us at dinner and breakfast was perfect. In particular at breakfast she even showed us around the VIP room we were interested in, which truly impressed us. However, at checkout: I was told that in addition to drinks from dinner there would also be charges for souvenirs. Since we had not purchased any souvenirs, I asked to see an itemized statement. They said they had apparently added another guest’s charges by mistake; after removing those items they processed payment by card. In general, an itemized statement should be shown and confirmed before payment is taken—it is not normal for this to be handled only verbally. Especially since this became a minor dispute where I had to request proof of details first, it should have been presented immediately. Moreover, after payment they handed me only the card slip. Only after I requested it did they give me something like an itemized Receipt as well; normally customers should receive not only the card slip but also an itemized statement—especially when there has been a billing error like this. Because they handled all of this so casually, it felt pointless to continue arguing and I gave up requesting issuance of a Receipt. I am reporting this because there were both excellent aspects of service and aspects that were more than simply disappointing mixed together. I hope improvements will be made.

An unbelievably low price of 6,000 yen during the Obon holiday period. At this price, you can swallow a few complaints. Best for people who just want something cheap and don’t care about the details. Not suitable for couples or families. - After arriving at the Hotel, we were told we couldn’t use the large public bath. A nearby Onsen was already closed, so we used the Room’s unit bath. Hot water did come out properly. - The Room is old and feels a bit scary. - Breakfast is basically a free add-on: only a little bread, rice, and a small amount of side dishes. The miso soup tasted like it hadn’t been checked. - The staff were pleasant; I just wished the owner would improve things a bit more. It was fine because I stayed with friends. If it had been with family or a partner, the mood would have dropped…

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.

The Facility is old, but it is conveniently located in front of the station, has a late curfew of 24:00, and was available at an affordable price. This was my second stay, and I would like to stay again next time.

We stayed for two nights and three days from Friday to Sunday to enjoy the Oigawa Railway. My friend said it was fun, and the staff were very helpful.

I stayed here to reunite with a friend in Ube after a long time. The building may not be very new, but the front desk and dining staff were very kind. This time I traveled by train from Hiroshima Prefecture, so my friend handled the driving. Many Business Hotels don’t allow alcohol at breakfast these days, but this Hotel did, which made for a pleasant start to the day. I’d like to stay here again next time.

It was the cheapest option around Shin-Yamaguchi (free parking). The building and Room are a bit dated, and since it’s a business Ryokan it feels slightly darker than major chains, but it was properly cleaned and very comfortable. The bed has an old-style spring mattress and is firm. Only towels were provided in the Room; I picked up a toothbrush and other amenities next to the front desk. The bathroom is a compact unit bath and quite small, but that’s part of the charm—no issues using it. It’s located at the entrance to an area with lots of bars, so you won’t have trouble finding food or drinks. A convenience store is a 1-minute walk away. There’s also a supermarket nearby. They also offer loaner umbrellas, so you’re covered even on rainy days. Overall, I was very satisfied. If I stay around Shin-Yamaguchi again, I’d like to stay here again.

The location is very convenient, with plenty of nearby paid parking lots. The front desk staff were friendly, helpful, and attentive. The Room was a twin Room with only one bed, so it felt very spacious and comfortable. This is a Hotel I would like to stay at again if I have the opportunity.