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The room was very clean, and the amenities were satisfactory. I would like to stay again if I have the chance. Since I stayed alone in a room with a sliding bed, it felt very spacious as the bed was not slid out. However, this is not limited to this hotel, but the unit ba

Due to a schedule change, I canceled the reservation once and rebooked it. When I called, they were already aware of the situation, and at check-in, the front desk kindly said, "Thank you for changing your reservation." It made for a pleasant check-in experience. The location was

Front Desk: Received very polite and attentive service. Bathroom: It’s a shower booth, but the water pressure and volume were excellent, so no issues at all. Location: Conveniently close to Yokogawa Station. There’s also a convenience store and late-night izakayas nearby, mak

The bathroom only had a shower, no bathtub, but the access to nearby Onsen was good, so it wasn't a problem. I personally found it great that the toilet and shower were in separate rooms. Also, the hotel front desk staff were incredibly helpful, lending us shampoo and body soap f

This is the only Hotel I’ve stayed at in Takehara, but it always feels like a clean Hotel in a relatively new building. This time I stayed in a single Room, but I recommend the double Room, which is 1,000 yen more. Not only is the bed better, but the bathroom and toilet are s

I wasn’t feeling well on the day of my stay, so I asked a male front desk staff member (a man in his 20s–30s wearing glasses) for some medicine. He kindly brought several types of over-the-counter medication tailored to my symptoms and assisted me with great care. Thanks to h

The room was convenient with beds for 5 people. It was difficult because there were no room clothes. I didn't use the shower as I went to a day-use Onsen, so I could spend time quietly. There were many foreigners.

The hotel, attached to a health spa, initially raised some concerns, but overall, it was a comfortable stay. Room and Amenities Comfortable but basic. The room did not have a hairdryer. Service Staff were friendly and greeted us every time we passed by. Baths There w

I had noticed this place from the main road for a while and was curious about it. This time, I stayed here due to work and was very satisfied. The bath area is spacious with various types of baths available. Staff are always present, and the cleanliness is well-maintained.

The building and rooms show some age but felt clean. Breakfast included rice with raw egg, but they kindly made it into a fried egg for me. There is free parking available (though spaces may be limited), making it a cost-effective Hotel. I would love to stay here again when

I stayed here as a solo traveler. It’s in a perfect location, just a short walk to the station and Geku Shrine. The building is quite old, but it seems well maintained. The Room was clean and neatly prepared—it felt like staying at a relative’s home where they had thoughtfully ma

This was my second stay following last year. Considering the rising costs at other hotels, the accommodation fee here is very reasonable and satisfactory. I stayed in a single Western-style room with breakfast included. The room is small but well-cleaned, so no issues there.

The Room was clean despite some minor wear and tear, and the staff at the front desk as well as those serving breakfast were very pleasant. The amenities provided were also excellent. However, this might just be a matter of personal preference, but the bed (with a slightly firm m

I stayed at the accommodation with a large public bath to recover my energy after watching soccer by bike. The bath was absolutely amazing. ① Satisfied with the strong water pressure of the shower. ② Satisfied with being able to choose my preferred shampoo, conditioner, and b

As it is a public accommodation, I did not have high expectations, but the onsen was impeccable with free-flowing hot spring water, and all the staff provided warm and pleasant service. The room was a 6-tatami mat Japanese-style room where sounds from neighboring rooms could be