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I arrived by motorcycle, and they allowed me to park it in the recessed area next to the main entrance. One thing that bothered me was that there was no explanation at check-in. They will answer if you ask questions, but they just have you fill out the registration card, hand you

The breakfast curry was delicious, and the mixed rice and the way it was cooked were also excellent. The pork miso soup was outstanding. However, I noticed the bathroom ventilation fan could use some maintenance. The bed was clean, and the welcome drink was a nice touch.

I stayed alone but was assigned a Twin Room, which provided plenty of space. At check-in, there were complimentary mini ramen and drink dispensers available next to the front desk until 24:00. You can also make sours and highballs, with a variety of teas offered as well. From

The neighbors were a bit noisy coming and going, but everything else was excellent: the breakfast was delicious, there was complimentary drink service, parking was free, and the large public bath was very relaxing. The set meal across the street at the gyoza restaurant—1,700 yen

The Hotel has an old-fashioned, traditional Business Hotel feel with a sense of history. Sakuramachi, Shimotori, and the downtown area are all within walking distance. There are also convenience stores and a wholesale supermarket nearby, making it very convenient. The best part i

m., and it was good. Many of the guests were workers staying long-term, but there were also regular travelers. Each floor’s hallway has a microwave and vending machines for soft drinks. There are places nearby where you can enjoy alcohol and yakitori as well; you can get discount

The accommodation was designed like individual apartment units. It was very spacious, with separate toilet and bathroom, allowing for a comfortable stay. However, I noticed a used towel left behind by the previous guest hidden behind the bathroom door when closed, which was unp

Toothbrushes, razors, yukata robes, and other necessities can be taken from the first floor as needed. The room includes a bed, TV, bathroom with toilet facilities, refrigerator—standard for a Business Hotel—and perfectly fine for solo travelers without any issues. If I had

I was able to stay at the accommodation at a reasonable price even during the three-day weekend. The front desk staff were very accommodating, the large public bath was clean, and the children were delighted. The breakfast and Chinese restaurant on the first floor were also del

This was my second stay here on a business trip to Niihama. On weekdays, dinner is free, and the beef short rib rice bowl this time was incredibly delicious! They served a generous portion of rice, so I wondered if I could finish it, but I did. You can choose your preferred shamp

I stayed for one night before visiting my aunt in Narutō. I walked to the Hotel from Togane Station. It was easy to find along the main road, and there were plenty of restaurants nearby, making it a convenient location for meals. The Room was spacious enough for one person, clean

They were foreign staff members, and their smiles were wonderful. Also, after checkout they kindly stored my suitcase until my JR departure time, and even kept my refrigerated souvenirs in a fridge. That really helped. I’ll be back in Kushiro on a business trip this autumn, so I’

I have used this accommodation multiple times, and I still love the breakfast! The building itself is old, but the front desk staff are very accommodating. I also enjoy the welcome drink after check-in and the late-night ramen or ochazuke. However, the behavior of some guests is

It was excellent! The Room was spacious and very clean. There were no unpleasant aspects, and I had a comfortable stay. Additionally, although the usage time is fixed, the welcome drink service included not only soft drinks but also Japanese sake tasting and chuhai, with un

The grilled mackerel was particularly delicious. As others have mentioned before me: Biwako Ohashi Bridge is free to cross on foot! Since we had some extra time after checking out and passing by the bus stop anyway—we decided to walk across it instead! Even though both of us a