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I stayed for 7 nights for a training seminar.\nThe location was excellent, with a convenience store on the first floor and Starbucks and Tully’s nearby, so the surroundings were great and I had no inconvenience. The cleaning was thorough, and the staff were pleasant, so I had a comfortable 7-day stay. The TV could stream YouTube and more, and the Room was comfortable. It was also great value for money.\nI think this is a Hotel I can recommend.\nThank you very much for everything.\nThank you.

The Room and Hotel are very clean, more spacious than expected, and easy to use. Even for someone quite particular about cleanliness, there were no concerns at all! The unit bath is convenient, and the bedding is comfortable. The reception staff are friendly, and amenities like lotion, emulsion, cleansing products, toothbrushes, and face wash can be picked up at the front desk. However, as others have mentioned regarding pajamas that touch the skin—they are placed in bulk near the elevator on each floor for guests to pick up themselves. It would be appreciated by those who are particular if they were already placed in the room. I did not use the dining area so I cannot evaluate it. For solo female travelers or business trips: it’s conveniently located near a station with a convenience store on the first floor (accessible from within the Hotel), a family restaurant (Gusto/Shabu-yo) on the second floor, as well as nearby restaurants and even Don Quijote!

At check-out in the morning, we received permission to leave our car in the parking lot while we explored Inuyama Castle and the castle town, so we walked to Inuyama Castle. It took about 15 minutes on foot, enjoying a stroll through the castle town along the way. The Accommodation rate is affordable, and the parking lot is spacious and free. We ate out, but it was convenient because there are many restaurants near Meitetsu Inuyama Station just nearby.

We have four dogs, including a Golden Retriever and a Mameshiba, so we always stay in a villa with a private dog run. However, every time we’ve felt that something was always just slightly inconvenient—but RETONA was perfect. Since there’s a splash pond in the dog run, we thought we should bring towels, but there were towels right at the entrance, along with a water tank for dogs and bowls. We also received one complimentary drink per person from the vending machine at the dog-run entrance!! Thanks to that, our dogs were able to run around the spacious dog run to their hearts’ content and slept soundly at night. For dinner, since our dogs are always with us as usual, we assumed the food would end up getting cold—but each dish was served at just the right time: hot items while still hot and cold items while still cold. Everything was delicious—the soup and even the mango vegetable juice—and the appetizers were presented like an afternoon tea set: not only tasty but also beautifully arranged. Whenever we met any staff member, they greeted us with wonderful smiles, and they even helped carry our luggage upon arrival—which was truly helpful for our multi-dog household. The bath in our Room was very spacious as well, everything was spotless throughout, and above all we didn’t feel any drawbacks or inconvenience at all. We travel at least five or six times a year, and during long holidays we often stay about four nights. We would absolutely love to visit again. Thank you very much.

I always stay here when visiting Kyoto. The staff are always quick and smooth in their service. This time, they gave me a Room with a view from the window, which made it bright and I was very happy!

The all-inclusive plan was great, especially the unlimited alcoholic drinks. Dinner was also delicious with the half-buffet style. The dining staff were very attentive, and we had a pleasant stay. It would have been even better if beer had been included in the unlimited drinks.

I booked with No Meals Included and didn’t expect too much for the price, but it exceeded my expectations in the best way. First, the front desk staff were incredibly courteous and impressive. The Room was spacious, spotless, and came with a bathtub. While the public bath isn’t large enough to be called a big bathhouse, it was perfect for soaking slowly in warm water. I honestly found myself thinking, “Is it really okay to stay here on a weekend for this price?”—almost feeling guilty. This time I didn’t add breakfast due to my plans the next day, but it looked very delicious. When we stopped by in the evening to pick up our stored luggage, you kindly lent us towels because we were soaked from a sudden heavy downpour. From start to finish, it was truly a Hotel full of outstanding hospitality. Thank you very much.

Nearby is Kuromon Market, and a short walk will take you to Namba Grand Kagetsu (NGK) and Ura-Namba, with plenty of places to eat and shop—an extremely convenient location. It’s quiet at night so you can sleep well, and the value for money is excellent.

My friend who stayed with me highly praised your Hotel’s convenient location—just one stop from Tokyo Station—and was happy to say they would like to stay again in the future. They also said the bathtub was spacious and easy to use. The bathtub in my Room felt small, so I wondered if the size varies depending on the guest Room. The front desk staff member who assisted me at check-in did not explain the drink bar in detail, so I’m not completely sure about this, but I overheard a male front desk staff member explaining to another guest that it can be used multiple times. If it can be used more than once, that would be wonderful. One suggestion: when I entered my Room after check-in, only the sheer curtains had been closed, so the Room was very hot. As we move into a warmer season, it may be better to close the blackout curtains as well in some Rooms.

I stayed at this Hotel near Namba Station to catch an early morning train to Koyasan. When I went to the front desk before check-in to leave my luggage, an international staff member assisted me and kept my bags. There are lockers in the front lobby, and the staff handled everything politely. At check-in, only international staff were present as well, which made it feel like I was abroad. I was surprised when a staff member said, “Passport please.” I replied that I am Japanese and they proceeded with the process, but since I did not see any Japanese staff during my stay, it almost felt like I was overseas. This may be because many guests are from abroad. The front desk area had a water dispenser, an ice machine, and various amenities, so I selected what I needed and took them up to my Room. The elevator requires you to tap your key card to access your floor, which felt secure. The Room was clean and easy to use; however, the table was quite low. It was fine for tea or meals but not suitable for working on a laptop or writing, so I slightly regretted not booking a twin Room. It is also close to Kintetsu-Nippombashi Station, with Namba Station and many restaurants within walking distance—very convenient. Thanks to an IKYU sale deal, the value for money was excellent.

I love British antique furniture, so this is a pension I’d been curious about for a long time. The three of us stayed as a family. The furniture, tableware, and paintings—said to have been collected by the previous owner—were all just as I expected: tasteful and wonderful. Definitely worth seeing. I gave it 4 stars because the Facility is a bit old and the soundproofing isn’t great, but everything is very clean, the owner couple are lovely, breakfast was truly delicious, and both the bedding and bath were comfortable. The parking lot is spacious and it’s close to the Tomei interchange as well… for this price, it’s an excellent value. I’d love to visit again. Thank you very much.

I stayed with my beloved dog. The Room was clean and odor-free, and I appreciated that the trash bin was placed out of reach for my dog. There was also information about nearby pet-friendly shops. We were not disturbed by the sounds of dogs from other Rooms, allowing my dog to relax comfortably. The staff, from various countries, interacted with warm smiles without being overly formal, which left a very positive impression. I would love to stay again if given the opportunity.

It was very good! As a couple who smokes, the best thing was that there was a smoking Room. I think it was the smoking Room floor, but the hallway from the elevator to the Room didn’t strongly smell of cigarettes (non-smokers might feel it does...), and even inside the Room there wasn’t an odor that bothered us as smokers. The front desk staff were pleasant, and both check-in and check-out were very smooth. At check-in, there was a recommended breakfast guide on the front desk machine, so we bought breakfast vouchers and used them the next morning. The service was good, and we were able to spend our morning time efficiently. Maybe because it was Sunday morning?! but we could choose between Japanese or Western style; I would have been happier if the Japanese set felt a bit more traditionally Japanese. When we visit Tokyo again, I would like to stay at this Hotel again.

I was a little unsure about the container-style Hotel at first, but it was extremely comfortable. I couldn’t hear any noise from next door at all, and the Room was clean—an environment where I could stay for as many nights as needed. It’s difficult to use without a car due to the location, but if you have a car, it’s an excellent Hotel. The rates are reasonable as well, and I’ll stay again.

Being able to get around underground without being affected by the weather is very convenient. The Room is simple, and the amenities are well stocked. The bathtub was spacious and relaxing. I would like to stay here again when staying near Kyoto Station. When I returned after check-out because I had forgotten something, you responded quickly, which was a great help. Thank you very much.

I occasionally stay at hotels in the Ginza area, but this stay was the most satisfying so far. The price range of around 40,000 yen is just right for Ginza—not too expensive or too cheap. The flow from the entrance to the room was smooth, and the large public bath was spacious, clean, and well-designed with a great sense of style throughout. Additionally, the fragrance inside the elevator was very pleasant—it made me curious about which brand's scent was being used because it smelled wonderful. What stood out most was how staff handled a situation when I accidentally left my ring in a locker at the public bath. Despite it being after closing hours, a front desk staff member kindly and promptly searched for it and helped me recover it—I am truly grateful for their assistance. Among all my stays in Ginza accommodations so far, this hotel has been my favorite by far. Thank you for such a wonderful experience! (As an IKYU Diamond Member, I would be even happier if more perks were added for Diamond members in the future!)

The Room had just been renovated and the interior was lovely. Although the bathroom and toilet space was small, there was a mini sofa in the Room, which was convenient. Above all, the woman at the front desk was kind and left a very positive impression. The area is full of construction, and even the nearest station entrance has been closed, so Akasaka has changed a lot. However, getting around Tokyo was very convenient with access to the Chiyoda Line and Ginza Line. Roppongi is also within walking distance. I would stay here again if I have the opportunity.

This was my first stay here. The twin Room was quiet, not too small, and very comfortable. I was happy to find bath salts in the bathroom. There were stick coffee packets in the Room, but there was no sugar or stirrer, so it would have been nice to have those as well. Overall, I was very satisfied with my stay and would like to stay again. Thank you very much.

This was my first time staying in a double-bed Room with my wife. We both sleep fairly still, but every time my wife moved, the mattress vibrations carried over to my side, which really bothered me and kept me from sleeping soundly. Still, it’s the reliable APA Hotel—if you’re staying alone, I think you’ll be very satisfied.

This is an Onsen Accommodation located halfway up Mt. Tsukuba. The Room had large windows and felt very open, but the view from our Room was not great. Tsukuba Shrine is a 10-minute walk away, and beyond it is the cable car station, making sightseeing convenient. There is one large public bath and one open-air bath, but the views were not great. There is an observation terrace, and from there we could enjoy a panoramic view of the Kanto Plain, which was wonderful. All of the meals were delicious and we were very satisfied. Since the building is old, there are many small steps, and the women’s bath is on basement level 2 and can only be reached by stairs, so it may be a bit tough for elderly guests. The staff were very kind and attentive, and we had a comfortable stay.