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Ever since I happened to stay here on a trip to Wakayama, I’ve been coming back regularly. This is already my third stay. I get the sense it used to be a love hotel, but in any case, it’s extremely clean and comfortable. For this level of quality, the value for money is outstanding. Highlights: The Room is very spacious and spotless. The toilet and bathroom are separate, and the bath is large enough to soak properly in the tub. The bed is double-sized and roomy. Amenities are well stocked. I still haven’t found any downsides lol. I’ll definitely stay here again when I’m back in Wakayama.

Stayed on the 11th-floor ladies-only floor. The view was great, and the Room had a calm atmosphere, so I had a very comfortable stay. The two paintings were lovely, and I felt the colors and materials of the furnishings, along with the soft warm lighting, were thoughtfully designed for women. The female staff member at the front desk was also very kind and helpful. This is a Hotel I would like to use again.

This was my first time staying here. I’d been curious for a while, and it was just as I expected—I really liked it. The building may not be brand-new, but perhaps it has been renovated; I had no inconveniences at all. The meals and the bath were both very relaxing. If my schedule allows, I’d like to visit again later this year for about two nights, and I look forward to staying with you again then.

As it’s still fairly new, everything was very clean. The cleaning was thorough, and I had a very comfortable stay. There is no bathtub in the Room—only a shower—but there’s a built-in seat, which was convenient, and it was also nice that the toilet is separate. Much better than an awkward unit bath with a small tub. The air conditioner only has low and high fan settings, and even on low it was noisy, which bothered me. I parked at a multi-story parking garage about a 3-minute walk from the Hotel; it was incredibly cheap at 500 yen max for 24 hours. Considering some Hotels add an extra 1,000 yen for parking, I didn’t mind that there wasn’t on-site parking. I’d like to stay again.

This was my first time staying at Super Hotel, and I’m already considering a repeat visit. I waited in the lounge on the first floor until 3 PM while enjoying a welcome drink. The variety of drinks was impressive, and the bright café-like atmosphere was so comfortable that even when I was invited to my room, I thought, "I could stay here a bit longer." The ladies' floor is secured with a passcode system, providing peace of mind. The public bath for women may be more compact compared to the men's but still very comfortable with excellent water quality. There’s an all-in-one gel available at the dressing area. At first, I thought there were no pajamas in the Room, but later realized they are self-service from under the pillow selection shelf near the elevator. You can choose between S size and free size. It’s something I assumed would be in the Room by default! For amenities, you can select five items per night from their original collection—there are so many options that it’s hard to decide! Since it was just a one-night stay and I wanted to pack light, this service was incredibly helpful and appreciated. Recently, many hotels seem to have firm beds; however, this bed had a soft mattress pad similar to futons—it wasn’t cold when sleeping and allowed me to rest deeply through the night. Breakfast offered balanced options with a DIY café plate style that tasted delicious! All staff members left a positive impression; this is definitely a Hotel where even solo female travelers can feel safe staying overnight.

Although it was my first stay, I felt safe because it is women-only. The toilets and washrooms were clean, and the sleeping area had very comfortable mats, so I slept soundly. I was also truly grateful for the free drinks, ice pops, and the morning curry service. That corner is on the 4th floor, and having to take the stairs was a bit tough, so I’m giving the Facility 4 stars—but I would like to stay again.

When staying in Tokyo, I always choose Anshin Oyado. I’m completely satisfied with everything. I look forward to staying with you again next time.

It’s basically a standard Hotel single room, just without a toilet or shower. In the large public bath on the basement level, there are two private shower booths that you can use freely. Shampoo, conditioner, body & face soap, and cleansing oil are provided in both areas, so you can come empty-handed. Paper towels are available at the sinks as well, so having just one towel and one bath towel is usually enough. A hair dryer and curling iron are also provided for peace of mind. The only essential item is earphones—no talking and no sound allowed—so be sure to bring them. Other than that, it’s simple and very clean, so I recommend it.

Free lockers were available in the lobby for luggage storage, with various sizes, which was very convenient. I requested a Room with a good view, and they kindly accommodated my request—thank you. The Room was compact, easy to use, and comfortable. It’s close to the station, and I will definitely stay here again next time. Thank you very much.

This was my first time staying in the ladies’ Room (shower type). The Room felt a bit more spacious, and having a massage chair was wonderful. The shower room with a rain shower had plenty of space and great features. I was so satisfied with the shower room this time that I didn’t use the public bath, but since it’s on the same floor as the ladies’ floor and incredibly convenient, I’m thinking I’ll try it next time. At this Hotel, the beds are firmer and also wider, so I always sleep very well. With practical touches like the placement of the sink and table, it’s such a comfortable Room that next time I’d love to book a Multiple Night Stay if possible. Breakfast is great too—you can enjoy freshly made omelets, the miso soup made with cute miso balls is delicious, and I also love the sweet red bean butter next to the bread. Since I live far away, I can’t visit often, but I would definitely like to stay here again.

From the elevated walkway outside the East Exit on the 2nd floor of Takasaki Station, I could spot the colorful neon sign for “HOTEL123,” so I found my way there without getting lost. Since I’m terrible with directions and arrived late at night, I might not have made it there so smoothly without that sign. Even though it was late, the front desk staff kindly explained the room key and Facilities, which made check-in feel reassuring. There was a convenience store about a 3-minute walk away, so I could pick up a late-night snack. That said, there was also a light-snack vending machine on the same floor as the front desk, which seemed handy if you just want something small. The Room does feel its age, but it was thoroughly cleaned and spotless—nothing to complain about. Having a large public bath where you can stretch out and soak was especially appreciated after long-distance travel. (As others have mentioned in their Reviews, it is on the smaller side, but still more than sufficient.) The water temperature may come down to preference, but it could be slightly hotter. The drink bar next to the front desk had an impressive selection—I was surprised they even offered consommé soup and miso soup. Being able to get both fluids and salt from soups may be part of their consideration for preventing heat exhaustion. Breakfast is included for free so I didn’t expect much, but it exceeded expectations by far: white rice, several kinds of bread, and multiple Japanese- and Western-style side dishes. I was very satisfied. This Hotel offers thoughtful service that anticipates guests’ needs despite its reasonable price point, and I’d like to stay here again next time I visit Takasaki.

I stayed here while attending a hat artist event. It’s close to the station and easy to find, so I could drop off my luggage and head out right away. The bathroom is small, but there is a large public bath where I could relax after a long day. Breakfast was just right.

We stayed as a family of three, and the Room was spacious, as was the bathroom. The staff were also very helpful. When going from the parking lot to the Hotel, it was raining and we got wet, so I wish there had been some way to stay dry. Breakfast was also great, with a wide variety of food.

I stayed in a women-only single Room, and since the floor required a key card for access, I felt safe and comfortable throughout my stay. It’s not a new Hotel, but it was very clean and the Room was lovely. The hair dryer and shower head were from ReFa, which was a thoughtful touch that many women will appreciate. I would definitely like to stay here again.

I chose this Hotel mainly for its convenient location, and the front desk staff were courteous and the Room was clean, so I had a very pleasant stay. I would like to use it again when I have the chance. Thank you very much.

It was close to the station and Nankinmachi, and because it faces a wide street, I felt safe even at night. The Room was compact and clean. The guest-only lounge was so well equipped that I wondered if it was really free. We stayed as a group this time, so having a space where we could gather and chat was very helpful. If I had to mention one thing, I would like a shower cap to be provided in the Room. I only noticed after getting ready for a bath, and I hesitated to go all the way to the front desk to pick one up. Advice for future guests: If your vehicle is tall, please be aware that there is no nearby parking available for high-clearance vehicles.

I stayed overnight from out of town for a concert at Makomanai Ice Arena. The women-only Room had massage chairs for calves and the soles of the feet, which really helped relieve the fatigue in my legs after walking around all day. There were also ReFa items available to borrow, such as a hair iron and facial device. Not only the large public bath, but even the in-Room hair dryer was ReFa, which felt luxurious. The large public bath was crowded—probably because everyone wanted to use it—but there was also ice cream and skincare products available. It was easy to get anywhere in central Sapporo, and I could reach the concert venue directly on one line. In addition, a limousine bus to New Chitose Airport stops right in front of the Hotel, so getting around was very efficient. I’d love to stay again!

This was my first stay, and the hotel’s convenient location near the station, the late-night curry, and the excellent breakfast were especially appreciated for a business trip. It’s also close to Nakasu’s yatai food stalls and Tenjin, making it easy to get a feel for the local atmosphere—great for conversation topics during business meetings.

Staff came out to assist with the self check-in, and the breakfast staff were also very pleasant. It was the first time in a while that I truly enjoyed staying at a Business Hotel. Of course, services like the large public bath, choosing your pillow, and a well-stocked breakfast are important factors, but this one-night stay reminded me that what really makes the difference is the people.

It’s right across the road from Matsue Station, but you have to use an underground passage, which can be a bit inconvenient if you have luggage. The Hotel is clean, and amenities (including water) are available in the lobby for you to take what you need. The dinner and breakfast are buffet-style; the selection is neither too large nor too small, and felt just right. There are many dessert options, but I wished there were a bit more creativity—fewer choices with higher quality would be better.