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The Hotel entrance is visible from the platform of Minami-Hashimoto Station. There is a microwave in the Room, though I didn’t use it. I enjoyed an onigiri bento for breakfast, which included rice balls and several side dishes—it was very delicious. I really liked the showerhead. Be cautious not to forget pressing the lock button on the key when going out (this is, of course, explained at the front desk and written in the provided instructions). I had a comfortable and affordable stay right in front of the station.

I used this facility for the first time on an affordable day after New Year's. I was aware there was no bathtub, but the variety of facilities was excellent. Perhaps because it was a weekday, I enjoyed a delicious breakfast in a quiet atmosphere. The smile of the woman at the breakfast area counter was very comforting. I will use this facility again.

The best value in Chichibu—an Onsen is available next door. The sheets are fluffy, and the Facility has been beautifully renovated. The Room is clean, stylish, and a Japanese-Western blend, and each Room is named after a famous author. I stayed in the Junichiro Tanizaki Room. Meals are bring-your-own; you can use the refrigerator and kitchen. Cup noodles and ice cream are also available for purchase. It was extremely comfortable, and I would definitely stay again!!! Check-in and check-out are self-service; the key is kept in a locker at the front desk.

Room: The room and other facilities are old, but they have a charming atmosphere that added to the experience. Bath: Located in a separate building across a picturesque garden, the bath was delightful with excellent hot water. Meals: Mostly seafood dishes, including abalone sashimi. Everything was delicious and highly satisfying.

I had plans to go to Fujinomiya in the morning, so I stayed the night before. The parking lot next to the Hotel fills up quickly, so I used the second parking lot, but it’s also close and not a hassle. After check-in, there are individual shoe lockers by the entrance for each Room, and you move around inside in slippers. The Room is reasonably spacious. Since the outlet by the bedside is a bit far, I recommend bringing a long charging cable. The bathroom and toilet are completely separate, and the bathtub and washing area are also separated, so if you fill the tub first you can wash up and get into the bath right away, which is great. There are plenty of convenience stores, supermarkets, and chain restaurants nearby, so finding food shouldn’t be a problem. The free breakfast doesn’t have a huge variety, but everything was tasty. Overall, it was a great value Hotel.

The traditional Japanese-style house has been charmingly updated with cute interior touches, and there’s also a water dispenser. Considering the price, it was excellent. Unfortunately, the nearby Onsen was out of order so we couldn’t use it, but they kindly explained recommended Onsen and local eateries in detail, which made for great memories. We expected it might be lively at night since there were also international guests, but perhaps everyone was considerate—it was so quiet we wondered if anyone else was even staying there.

I liked how the staff were casual and friendly. The 1st-floor restaurant also had a great vibe with its music and furniture, making my stay enjoyable. However, it was disappointing that the Room toilet and toilet paper were too far away, and the bidet was difficult to use.

Conveniently located and reasonably priced, with just the essential amenities—overall a very comfortable stay. My child who traveled with me was disappointed, saying, “It’s supposed to be a weird Hotel, but it wasn’t weird at all!” They were a little nervous about the welcome at the front desk, though. In the elevator and on the first floor, the spicy aroma from the curry restaurant was so tempting that we decided to have breakfast there. Being able to enjoy authentic naan and curry in the morning is a unique highlight you won’t find elsewhere. The masala chai was delicious.

Close to the station and very convenient. The Room was smart and spacious enough. I will use it again.

Although it is a capsule Hotel, it features a large public bath with a cypress tub, a lounge, and welcome drinks available at the first-floor café. The mattresses are thick and fluffy, ensuring comfortable sleep. The lockers are spacious enough to fit suitcases. While there are many foreign guests, everyone was quiet and well-mannered.

I stayed for 3 nights for skiing in Hakuba. The snow quality was terrible all 4 days, but I was very satisfied with the property overall. The ski locker in the drying room is spacious, easily accommodating boards and boots for 4 people, and it has a lock. The room is well soundproofed. There is a large public bath and an open-air bath. And above all, the food was extremely delicious. At first glance, I thought there might be a limited number of dishes, but the quantity was more than satisfying, and the seasoning was excellent. I will use it again if I have the opportunity.

We enjoyed beautiful ocean views and had fun fishing, exploring Ryugu Cave, and trying sandboarding. We also visited Hirizo Beach, went snorkeling, and experienced a natural aquarium. It became a wonderful summer vacation memory.

I’d been curious about it for a long time, so I was happy to finally stay here. The dinosaur at reception was so realistic that when I came back to the Hotel, it startled me for a moment and made me laugh—but the lack of pressure from having no staff around actually suited me. The bath and toilet were separate, and having a sink in the sleeping Room felt unique and was surprisingly nice! That said, I noticed an unknown bug on the wall right after entering, and due to the wallpaper design, a bit of dust stood out. Overall, it was very good! Also, I accidentally went to the Osaka location first, but a staff member kindly gave me a map and I was able to make it to the Shinsaibashi location. That reassured me that there’s no need to worry even though it’s unmanned. I’d like to use it again.

Conveniently located near the heart of Ameyoko with not much road noise and just a 3-minute walk to Ueno Station. The Room was spacious, clean, and had a separate bath and toilet—there was almost nothing to complain about. The only issue was that one floor lamp could not be turned off, so we had to sleep with it on. If that could be fixed, it would be perfect.

Business Single Room. The room was spacious enough for one person. However, the WiFi connection was weak. For dinner, I ordered a set menu for 1,800 yen. While it wasn't anything particularly special, everything was very delicious and the portions were sufficient. I was very satisfied with the meal for 1,800 yen. The breakfast the next day was also delicious. The venison curry had a surprisingly light flavor and was enjoyable even in the morning. You can enjoy your meal while watching the river flow through the window. Since it wasn’t crowded, I could relax in the large public bath comfortably. Although there were signs of aging, it was clean and well-maintained. The staff were generally kind and polite in their service. Overall, this Hotel gave me a nostalgic feeling and provided an excellent experience considering its price point—I felt more than satisfied!

It was my first time, so it took me a little while to understand the system, but a regular guest kindly explained it when I asked. The sleeping area and luggage space are small (there are coin lockers with a ¥100 deposit that is returned), so it may be best suited for light travelers. The shower room and washbasins felt clean. Bring earplugs, an eye mask, and your own slippers if needed. There are restaurants and a supermarket within a short walk. Once you get used to it, it seems convenient for solo travel.

The space was very spacious and comfortable. This was my second stay, and I would love to stay again and highly recommend it.

Affordable ski and snowboard rentals were very helpful.