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Close to Kobe Station, I think it is an affordable Hotel. There are izakayas near the Hotel, providing a convenient environment for solo travelers. A subway station is just a few minutes' walk away, which was very helpful. However, the drainage in the bathroom of the Room I

This was my first stay, and the front desk staff were very helpful. I also received a sheet with a map of nearby restaurants. The large public bath was great as well. If you leave your key, etc. at the 5th-floor public bath reception by 21:30, you can enter. It seems to close at

The freshly fried horse mackerel was plump and delicious, and I also enjoyed the dried horse mackerel—crispy and tasty from head to tail. I was also happy to see the staff’s warm smiles and genuine hospitality; they even waved us off at the exit, saying, “Have a wonderful trip!”

The interior was perfectly fine and felt clean. Each Room had its own TV, refrigerator, electric kettle, and microwave. There is no dining area. Within a 5-minute walk there were a Chinese restaurant, a set-meal restaurant/izakaya, a café, and a convenience store (Lawson), so I

No Meals Included, so I only used the accommodation for smoking and sleeping, and there were no particular issues. It is conveniently located about a 5-minute walk from JR Kawasaki Station West Exit.

It’s a bit inconvenient as it’s somewhat far from Kyoto Station and the city center, but the Room is spacious and clean, and having a microwave in the Room is convenient. The desk is a little small, so it can be slightly inconvenient for remote work meetings. There is a power str

There is a space at the entrance for large suitcases, a fully automatic washing machine hidden behind sliding doors, a mini kitchen with one electric stove and a microwave, and a closet opposite. The bed in calm tones was spacious enough and very comfortable to sleep on. The p

Perfect as a business hotel. The Room facilities are excellent, typical of Japanese business hotels. There is a step to the unit bath, which poses a risk of hitting your toes if you wake up at night to use the toilet (it was painful). No complimentary mineral water is provi

Unlike many hotels where removing the key card cuts off all electricity, this hotel allowed the refrigerator to stay on while I was out, which was convenient for keeping drinks cold during a Multiple Night Stay. The availability of an extension cord was also a nice touch. Othe

Not only was it an affordable stay, but the place was thoroughly cleaned down to every detail—for example, even the hair dryer wasn’t clogged with dust—so I felt comfortable and reassured throughout my stay. I don’t often come across a Hotel that is kept this clean.

The Hotel parking lot was unavailable due to adjustments, but there were plenty of coin parking options nearby. I found one right in front for 900 yen per 24 hours. There are many izakayas, and a supermarket near the station. I stayed here for a Koshien game, but if you plan to g

Very convenient for visiting the Skytree. The Room was clean and functional, but the heating system could be improved, and a bedside light would be great for reading.

This Resort Hotel offers ocean views from every room, but the rooms with open-air baths on the balcony are especially recommended. The sunrise view from the open-air bath on the balcony was breathtaking, and we were satisfied with the cuisine as well. The Art Nouveau-style ligh

Clean rooms. The bed and pillows are comfortable, even for those with back pain. The breakfast (bento) included in the Plan is delicious and just the right portion. Apart from being a 10-minute walk from the station, this is an excellent value for money in Tokyo. Highly recomme

I had to leave early in the morning, so I chose the "no breakfast" option at the Hotel and bought breakfast from a convenience store. Having a microwave in the Room was very helpful.