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The price was reasonable considering the proximity to the station, and the room was spacious enough, allowing for a comfortable stay. Indeed, the hotel feels a bit dated and the toilet and bath are old-fashioned, but you can have drinks 24 hours a day, and the room was clean.

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!

Amenities are not provided in the Room, so you can pick them up near the front desk. Bath additives are available, making the small bathroom in the Room enjoyable. Please note that there is no large public bath in the Hotel. The breakfast at Karafuneya is very delicious. I look f

The variety of dishes may not be ultra-luxury cuisine, but there was absolutely no issue—I found everything very delicious. The foreign staff member who assisted us was also extremely pleasant, and I wanted to support them. I believe this Facility still has plenty of life left in

This was my first time staying here. Since this trip was mainly for sightseeing and dining, I booked a No Meals Included plan. There is a sign at the entrance that reflects the property’s history, and it offers great access to Karato Market and Kamon Wharf, making it ideal for a sightseeing stay. At check-in and check-out, the staff were courteous and friendly, which made me feel very welcome, and I would like to stay again next time. The Room and Facility are a bit dated and show their age, but the Room was clean and comfortable. Thank you for a wonderful stay.

The proximity to Shinsaibashi Station is definitely a great advantage.

All services were excellent.

After checking in safely, the hallway (including the stairs) was hot, but the air conditioning worked well in the guest Room and I was able to stay comfortably. There’s a convenience store nearby, so even with a late-night check-in it wasn’t inconvenient. The area was quiet, and

The private room is spacious enough for a bed and unpacking, with large windows that let in plenty of light. The simplicity of the room felt refreshing. There is space for a large suitcase, additional storage areas, shelves above eye level, and below them are a TV, refrigerator, and trash bin. While there are no amenities such as yukata or pajamas or even tissues provided, the bed was comfortable enough for a good night's sleep. For me, it was sufficient accommodation at this price point. The flooring felt slightly rough but was easily cleaned with my own wet wipes. Handwritten guides in English and Korean were placed around the accommodation, creating a friendly atmosphere. Due to time constraints, I couldn't use the bath but used one of the shower rooms located on floors 1–3 instead. The changing area was spacious and clean as well as the shower itself—very comfortable overall. I stayed for one night from Saturday afternoon check-in until early Sunday morning after returning late at night by train; it was completely quiet throughout my stay allowing me to sleep soundly without any disturbances. Thank you very much!

Check-in is from 3:00 PM. It is far from the station, but there are places like Ito-Yokado and Toyota Rent a Car (car sharing) within walking distance. There is a large public bath. There is a coin laundry. The room does not have an auto-lock. It is old but clean. I did not use t

It feels like an old business hotel. There is no elevator, only stairs. Amenities include only a toothbrush, but you can get additional ones at the reception desk. There seems to be a microwave on each floor, with chopsticks available next to it. The room's air conditioner doesn't work well, and it was extremely hot at first. There is no hairdryer in the room, so you need to borrow one from the reception desk. It might be smoother if you request it during check-in as they are limited in number. The outdoor parking space can accommodate only three cars. It's better to secure your spot early by confirming via phone when making your reservation.

We stayed during the New Year holidays with our Shiba Inu and family. Renting the entire cottage was very relaxing, and the beds were comfortable, allowing us to unwind. The private dog run was a great feature, and despite the freezing weather, our Shiba Inu seemed to enjoy it immensely. The staff were all kind and responsive, which enhanced our overall comfort. If there is a minor inconvenience, it would be that having a combined shower and toilet can be less convenient for larger groups. While having a jacuzzi and sauna is excellent, their location away from the shower room and adjacent to the dining area made them slightly less accessible. It was very dark at night, so bedside lamps or footlights would have been helpful. Since it was a family trip during New Year's holidays, we did notice that terrestrial TV channels were unavailable—a small disappointment for us. However, the meals were delicious! The Room was very comfortable; even in extreme cold weather conditions, we stayed warm throughout our visit in this lovely cottage where we could relax with our dog easily. We look forward to visiting again during another season!

The air conditioner's remote control was a bit difficult to use, possibly due to low battery capacity, and the bathtub drainage was not very smooth. However, I don't consider these as major issues during my stay. I could relax in a quiet and clean room at an affordable price. I would like to use this accommodation again in the future.

However, I always feel that cleaning standards across Livemax Hotels could be slightly improved. Instead of using the provided black hotel slippers, I brought my own white disposable slippers to walk around the room. When walking near the bathroom area, I noticed hair sticking

We stayed as a family of four, including my wife and two sons (3rd grade and 1st grade). The twin room had two beds, each 12 cm wide. Since the beds were movable, we pushed them together to create one large bed. The space was more than sufficient! Having the toilet separa

The free breakfast includes hot coffee and orange juice. The selection is simple—three kinds of bread, curry, and miso soup—but it’s sufficient. In-room dining is also possible. As with many Hotels built in this era, you can clearly hear noise from neighboring Rooms and the hall

There is a Lawson convenience store next to the hotel, and the room has a microwave. I stayed for two nights and had a comfortable experience. Breakfast includes complimentary rice ball bento and tea, the price is reasonable, and I will use this place again when visiting Tokyo.

The hotel staff are friendly, the environment is comfortable, and the location is convenient for shopping.

The sheets for the futon are changed every day, so everything is very clean and fluffy. The lighting feels a bit dim, so brighter lighting would be appreciated. The bath water is clear brown and has a relatively high pH. Leaning against the main pillar of the pyramid-shaped

Stayed one night at "Kikyo" with my spouse, no meals included. The atmosphere, service, and private Onsen were excellent. I would love to visit again. If I had to mention any drawbacks, there was only one vending machine on the premises that did not accept 500 yen coins or 1,000 yen bills, and the area around the Room building was completely dark at night.