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The interior of the building feels a bit old, but the Room bath was long enough that I could stretch out and relax. Also, while breakfast was not a buffet, it looked stylish and cute; the bread was warm, and the omelet was very delicious. If I have the chance, I would like to stay here again.

This was my first time staying here. I left my luggage in the morning and informed the staff that I would be checking in late, and they kindly delivered my luggage to the Room, which was very helpful. They also answered my question about towel exchange clearly, which I appreciated. The Room was clean, the bed was spacious, and I could relax comfortably. The table and chairs were sturdy and easy to use. I would love to stay here again!

I didn’t used to come to this area much, but these days it gets crowded with backpackers from overseas, so you need to go a bit further in to find a safe and secure Accommodation. The Room has all the basic essentials, and it was quiet at night so I could sleep well. From the morning, it’s easy to get anywhere by subway or JR, and above all it’s very affordable, which really helps. I’ll upload some photos.

The lobby feels very pleasant with its spacious layout and high ceilings, but the carpets on each floor from the elevator to the Room are old and noticeably stained. It may be time to consider replacing the carpets.

I always stay here when I visit Osaka. In the past, only a thin face towel, a toothbrush, and tissues were provided, and bath towels had to be purchased. Now you can borrow a sturdy face towel, a bath towel, and a toothbrush for free. It’s affordable and convenient, which really helps. I’ll stay again.

I have stayed here many times when returning to Gifu. Sometimes I book a Multiple Night Stay, and it is always comfortable. There are restaurants nearby, which is convenient. This time, since it was a Multiple Night Stay, thank you for responding quickly to my last-minute request. I will let you know in advance next time. I would like to continue staying here in the future.

The Room was spacious and really great. Having two bedrooms and two bathrooms was very convenient. My child vomited in the bedroom at night, and I cleaned it up myself; being able to move my child to the other bedroom during that time was a big help. When I went to the front desk to let them know what happened, they told me not to worry, which made me feel relieved. What was disappointing was that we couldn’t use the public bath, and that the pool hours were only until 5:00 PM. It would have been much easier to use if the pool were available until around 6:00–7:00 PM, but in the end it didn’t fit our schedule, so we left without using it.

It may have been just bad luck, but the noise from the neighboring Room was loud and made it hard to fall asleep. I could clearly hear footsteps and movement inside the Room, and even snoring, so I felt the walls might be a bit thin. It’s also possible the neighbor was simply noisy. Since I also tend to snore loudly, there’s a good chance I ended up bothering others as well, so I don’t think I can stay here with peace of mind next time. The location is excellent—very close to Tokyo Station and within easy walking distance from the station—but if you have large luggage (a suitcase), be aware that depending on which exit you use, some areas do not have escalators or elevators, which can make it difficult. The Room itself is extremely compact, but more than enough if you just need a place to sleep. It also seemed to be cleaned thoroughly and was very clean.

My daughter-in-law’s parents live near Nijo Castle, and we stayed here to coincide with her second homecoming childbirth. Parking was free, and although there was a minor issue in the Room, it was handled promptly. The free shuttle bus to Kyoto Station was also very convenient. I’ve stayed overnight in Kyoto many times, and I truly feel we should have used this place much sooner. The area in front of the banquet hall on the second floor was spacious as well, and even though it was scorching hot outside, we were able to relax and play with our two-year-old first grandchild—making this a stay we are deeply grateful for.

If you don’t mind the price, there are probably Hotels closer to Tokyo Dome, but when I searched on Yahoo! Travel, this one was reasonably priced. To get to Tokyo Dome: it’s about a 10-minute walk from the Hotel to Okachimachi Station (I walk slowly), then from Okachimachi you transfer once at Akihabara to Suidobashi, and after that it’s about a 10-minute walk to Tokyo Dome (again, I walk slowly). They stored my luggage in the morning, there was a microwave right outside the elevator, and they cleaned the Room even during a Multiple Night Stay. There was also a bedside clock (I didn’t check whether it had an alarm function). They said there were women-only services; at check-in I received one-time pouches of each item—face mask sheet, makeup remover, facial cleanser, toner, and serum—as well as bath salts. You can receive one set per stay (once per Accommodation), but you can get one of each type. I was especially happy about the face mask. The shower water pressure was neither too strong nor too weak, and there were no issues with toilet flushing. Of course there was a washlet and a hair dryer (the airflow is slightly weak but it’s quiet and also has a cool setting). The “cleaning needed/not needed” sign was magnetic, so I could cover and block the peephole as well. The lock is an auto-lock card key system (card must be returned when checking out); inside the door there is only a thumbturn lock. I would have been even happier if there had been a trash bin near the sink. Occasionally I heard water sounds like someone flushing in another Room. I’m not sure whether anyone stayed next door; as for voices, I only faintly heard staff talking while cleaning in the hallway. Also on the morning of day two, for some reason my Room sometimes smelled like grilled fish. What bothered me most is that the Hotel entrance has stairs with no ramp, so you need to lift heavy luggage. All in all, it was more than sufficient for traveling for a live show. Overall, I think it was good.

Everything was perfect. Thank you very much. I will use your service again.

About a 5-minute walk from JR Gifu Station, the location is very convenient. However, there is an area that looks like a huge abandoned district along the route between the station and the Hotel, which gave me pause for a moment (lol). It is said to be the remains of a textile wholesale district that flourished from the postwar period through Japan’s high-growth era. If you take a closer look, it has an old-time charm, and it may be an appealing spot for those who enjoy Showa-retro vibes. Once I arrived at the Hotel, the atmosphere changed completely—bright and refined. The Room was typical of a standard city Hotel, well cleaned, and I was able to stay comfortably without any particular inconvenience. There is a coffee machine in the first-floor lobby, so being able to enjoy regular coffee without going to a convenience store is a thoughtful touch. It takes a bit of practice to use it, so if you’re unsure, ask the staff. (I had seen the same type at another property before so I knew how to use it, but it might be tricky if it’s your first time.) What really stands out about this Hotel is how lavish breakfast is. They offer a wide variety of local specialties—Gifu Hatsushimo rice; Hida nameko mushroom soup; mini Takayama ramen; boiled dumplings with Meihou ham; Hida beef croquettes; Ogaki mizu-manju; gohei-mochi; and more—making for an especially enjoyable start to the day. With many Hotels of similar size and price range around the station area, I think it’s wonderful that they differentiate themselves in this way. I’d love to stay again if I have another chance.

It was my first time back at Lake Kawaguchi in a while. Since it was summer, I wasn’t expecting a Mt. Fuji view, but the next morning we could see it clearly all the way to the base—it was truly moving. I’ve stayed here several times, and it keeps getting better each visit. This time, what surprised me most was that drinks were unlimited. The Mt. Fuji whisky in particular was excellent—we finished an entire bottle between the two of us. All cooking utensils were provided, and the amenities were especially well stocked—my wife was thrilled. If you’re starting to tire of staying at a Ryokan, this villa is perfect.

Perhaps because of the location, most guests were tourists (non-Japanese). It was a great spot—just a few minutes’ walk to Namba Grand Kagetsu and Sennichimae Street. However, the sidewalks are narrow, so carrying large luggage might be a bit inconvenient.

It was really close to Gojo Subway Station, which was extremely convenient. We laid out the futons ourselves, but it wasn’t inconvenient at all and we stayed comfortably. The Room was compact, so we had to think a bit about where to put our luggage, but considering the value for money, we were more than satisfied. Being able to have drinks in the lounge area behind the front desk on the second floor was especially appreciated on hot days. Everyone we met—front desk staff and housekeeping—was polite and helpful.

I was a bit worried after seeing some negative Reviews, but I didn’t notice anything unhygienic or concerning. The free Shuttle Service to Haneda Airport (about 14 passengers on a first-come, first-served basis?) was also convenient. It’s perfect for an overnight stay before an early flight from Haneda.

I was truly impressed that the Room has a private garden inside and is set up so you can make matcha tea!! The lounge also offers detox water and a matcha-making setup, making it well worth staying here even for Japanese guests or Kyoto locals. I will definitely stay again! Thank you very much!!

This is my second stay. Since it’s in the city, I feel safe. I like it because everything is close by.

This was my first stay at your Hotel! I’ve stayed at various Dormy Inn properties, and I felt your Hotel was a bit different compared to others. Overall, it’s compact, and even in the Room I could hear voices from outside, which was a little noisy. The bath on the 9th floor was also compact and cute. However, what was clearly different from other Dormy Inns was the breakfast buffet. The number of items I had been looking forward to was far too small; in that case, I think it would be better to offer a free breakfast like some other hotels do—what do you think? Your Hotel is reliably good overall, so I would appreciate it if you could put a bit more effort into breakfast if possible. Other than that, although it’s compact, it still felt like Dormy Inn as usual.

The front desk staff are always friendly and welcoming.\nThe Room is always kept clean.\nI stay here often, and it’s convenient with a convenience store nearby as well as a 24-hour supermarket.