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I stayed one night to view the cherry blossoms at Takato Castle Ruins Park. As a Business Hotel, it had all the necessary Facility and amenities without excess. The service was professional and reliable. The meals were typical of the Route Inn Hotel chain—nothing special, but perfectly acceptable. I think it couldn’t be helped that breakfast was crowded and there was a line. Above all, I appreciated having a large public bath where I could relax.

Because it is close to Ginza, I used it for an overnight stay only and returned late. There was no bathtub, but the multifunction showerhead and body jet feature helped me feel refreshed. I would like to stay again.

I stayed here during the Tatebayashi Tezutsu Fireworks Festival. When I made my Reservation, only a smoking room was available, which was disappointing. So I called the day before to ask—just in case—and was told that they could Change the Reservation if a non-smoking room became available on the day. Since it was fireworks day, I didn’t think there would be any chance, but they contacted me that day to say they could switch me to a non-smoking room. Thanks to that change, I had a very comfortable stay. I was truly happy that they remembered my request—even though I was just one guest and it was my first stay—and took the time to reach out. This is what thoughtful service looks like, and I’m very grateful. I’d love to stay again next year.

Since there are no convenience stores between Bingo-Shobara Station and the Hotel, I chose the breakfast-included plan. There were several rice cookers, but they were small household-sized ones, and it didn’t feel like you could get seconds. I think it would be better to use larger rice cookers so guests can have refills.

The Room was spacious, and we had a comfortable stay. Although the check-in cutoff time is early, they were able to accommodate us even when we arrived late, so it wasn’t inconvenient. We would like to stay again.

Stayed for one night alone on a business trip. The location is a short walk from the bustling areas of Susukino and Odori. If proximity to the station is not your top priority, this accommodation is an excellent choice. There is also parking available, making it convenient for those traveling by car. The room is about 30 square meters, functional, and well-designed. It features a bathroom with a separate washing area and an easy-to-use sink. Regarding the hotel name "Holiday Inn & Suites," using "suites" in katakana might cause confusion among Japanese guests as it could be mistaken for "sweets." This could lead to misunderstandings about the brand's positioning or offerings.

With a British-style exterior, the drinks available on the sofa at the front desk are soothing, and the dinner and breakfast are superb! The side vegetables have a deliciousness that cannot be tasted in the city, and each dish was very tasty. The room has a unit bath and is well-equipped with amenities, but there are several onsens nearby that I recommend. I was very satisfied with the very reasonable stay.

It was a truly wonderful Hotel. We are deeply grateful for the thoughtful care shown by the staff. Thank you for accommodating our difficult Shuttle Service request, for allowing us to enter the room even though we arrived early, and for serving both dinner and breakfast in a private room, which allowed us to enjoy a calm meal. As it was an inexpensive Plan, we feel very appreciative. We would love to visit again.

We stayed as a couple for one night, and the room was neither too small nor too spacious—just the right size. We didn't use the bath, so we can't comment on it. The temperature settings for the in-room bath were clearly indicated, so we didn't have to deal with lukewarm water. Amenities were minimal, and there was no bottled water provided. However, complimentary drinks were available on the first floor. There were two types of slippers, and the room was clean and well-maintained. The staff at the front desk and breakfast area were friendly and welcoming with great smiles. The most surprising thing was how quickly the elevator doors closed!

Once again this year, we were satisfied with the Accommodation, meals, and Onsen. We look forward to staying with you again next year.

Although I arrived late at night, the front desk staff greeted me with a smile, which made me feel at ease. The Room was spacious, and the in-room amenities included thoughtful touches such as a cart for placing small items. I had a comfortable stay and would like to use this hotel again.

Since there was a group reservation, we were told that breakfast would be served from 7 AM. When we informed them that we needed to leave the Hotel by 7 AM, we were reluctantly given meal tickets for 6 AM, but were warned twice, "There is no guarantee that a seat will be available." There was no information about the Onsen, so when we asked at the front desk, we were given a key and a women's passcode and were told, "Men will be coming in, so please lock the door. Men will be coming in!" I thought they could have chosen their words a bit more carefully in both cases. When I returned the key after leaving the Onsen, I heard loud laughter coming from the back of the front desk. These points concerned me. Breakfast was not as crowded as expected, and we had no issues enjoying it. There was a wide variety and it was delicious.

The Room was spacious, clean, and comfortable.

This is a highly recommended Hotel that is clean and well-maintained, with excellent service, allowing you to stay comfortably and with peace of mind without any stress.

After 9:00 p.m., there were no taxis at Arai Station, but I called the Hotel and they arranged one for me. The Onsen was clean, and the breakfast had a good variety and was delicious.

I was absolutely satisfied with the meals. Everything was made with fresh ingredients, and I was impressed by the care taken in both the cooking and presentation. The warm, attentive hospitality also made my stay truly relaxing. I would love to stay again if I have the opportunity.

After reading Reviews on various sites about this Hotel, I was prepared for a cigarette smell, but it was not an issue at all. The Room had a TV, microwave, kettle, two-door refrigerator, hair dryer, and a power strip with USB ports. The bedding and towels were comfortable to use. It takes about a 15-minute walk from Matsusaka Station, but within a 5-minute walk from the Hotel there is Gyutora (open until 9:00 PM), a drugstore, and a post office, which was convenient. The staff provided a thorough explanation at check-in. After check-in, you keep the key yourself and simply leave it before 12:00 PM on the day of check-out. As mentioned in some Reviews, there were partially eaten food items and drinks left in the refrigerator from the previous guest. Next time I stay here, I plan to check inside the refrigerator while staff are present.

The bath was wonderful. I was also happy that there was an electric therapy chair. For dinner, it would have been even better if there had been one more small side dish or a salad. The staff cleaned the facilities from early in the morning, so I had a very pleasant stay. The garden was beautiful as well. Thank you very much.

Upon check-in, the entrance was crowded with foreign guests, some sitting on the floor with scattered luggage, which was surprising. The trash bins were overflowing, and there were items like empty instant noodle cups. The room and amenities were pleasant, allowing for a relaxing stay. However, the space between the bed and wall was narrow, making it difficult to find a spot to open a suitcase. Breakfast offered both Japanese and Western options, so even during my two-night stay, I didn’t get tired of it.

The front desk staff provided courteous and pleasant service during both check-in and check-out. The complimentary services were exceptional, especially the free dinner bowls, which were the highlight of my stay. I only needed to purchase a salad and edamame from a convenience store to complete a satisfying dinner. That evening, there were curry and two types of bowls (frozen pre-packaged beef bowl and ginger pork bowl), both of which were truly delicious. The free soft drink bar even included an alcohol button, offering highballs and sours, with sake available nearby. Additionally, there were stick drinks, tea bags, soup packets, mini ramen, ochazuke packs, and bean snacks, making the service truly outstanding. However, I was disappointed not to find a cold water pitcher, which I believe is in high demand. The hotel also has an attached izakaya, which I considered visiting if I wanted more drinks. However, the loud voices of some patrons early in the evening made it uninviting, so I decided not to go. When I asked the front desk about takeout options, they mentioned it was a separate business, so they were unsure. In the end, the free bowls and drinks were more than enough, and I didn’t use the izakaya. The breakfast venue is the same izakaya, operating in a buffet style. Nearly half the seating area is used for the food stations, resulting in limited seating and potential wait times depending on the timing. When I stayed at Toyoko Inn Kurashiki, the lobby served as the breakfast area, which was quite small, but they provided takeout bento boxes for room dining, allowing for a relaxed breakfast experience. If the crowding persists, this could be a consideration for improvement. The bed in the room had a springy mattress, which I personally found uncomfortable. This was my second experience, after Cuore Kurashiki Hotel, where I bounced too much during a turn and fell off the bed. The height caused me to hit my knee hard, leaving a significant bruise. The rental services were excellent, so I would appreciate the addition of bed guards or floor impact-absorbing mats for rental. This would provide peace of mind for future stays. Thank you for considering this suggestion.