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Thank you for your hospitality. We stayed as a couple. Since we were out drinking and didn’t spend much time relaxing at the Hotel, we reserved a standard double Room, but thanks to the Hotel's kindness, we were upgraded to a Room with a larger desk! Thank you very much. The toilet in the Room was small, but the Room itself was very comfortable. The welcome drinks were plentiful and had a great atmosphere. The large public bath had designated times for men and women, so I couldn’t use it; therefore, I rated it 3 stars. The photo shows the breakfast I had.

Although it’s an older Hotel, it was clean and I was satisfied. The sofa was old and covered, but it was leather and had a nice character. There didn’t seem to be any restaurants nearby, so I had dinner at the restaurant in the Hotel; both the Japanese and Chinese dishes were delicious.

The front desk staff were pleasant, and I had a comfortable stay. I also appreciated the complimentary hot coffee service.

I stayed for one night during my trip to Tokyo and had a very comfortable experience. I was pleased with the spacious bathroom and bed. Once I entered the room, I could relax at my own pace until checkout. The price was very reasonable, which I appreciated. It was also helpful that they stored my luggage on the day of my stay. If I have another opportunity, I would love to stay again. Thank you very much!

We visited from Kyushu as a party of two. Upon arriving by car, the staff kindly came outside and guided us to the parking area. The location is excellent, being close to the station. For dinner, we went to Hirome Market. Even after drinking alcohol, it was an easy walk back to the hotel. Although some reviews mentioned concerns about "hearing noise from neighboring rooms," we stayed in a corner room on the top floor and didn’t notice any noise at all. The highlight was definitely the handmade breakfast for just 200 yen! The ham and egg set was hearty and absolutely delicious. I couldn’t help but notice someone next to us enjoying a thick toast set—it made me want to come back again! If I had to point out one downside, it would be that the building feels old—but that’s all there is! Thank you very much!

After returning from the beach, we had the opportunity to dine at a restaurant near the Hotel and made a Reservation. Honestly, since it was just for sleeping, I thought it would be fine even if it wasn't very clean, but the Room was very clean and pleasant. When we entered the Room, the air conditioner was set to 25 degrees. I was worried it might be too cold, so I changed it to 27 degrees before sleeping but woke up feeling hot in the middle of the night. 25 degrees was perfect. I would like to use this Hotel again.

It was very convenient—close to Osaka Station, with a distinctive building that was easy to find, and there were convenience stores and cafés nearby. The Room was thoroughly cleaned and kept very tidy. I was able to relax comfortably until morning. Thank you very much.

I stayed at this Hotel because I didn’t want to walk from Tojinmachi Station to the dome. There is a bus stop right in front, and taking Bus No. 4 is very easy. On the way back, a taxi cost about 1,500 yen. There are also plenty of restaurants nearby. The front desk staff were polite and always smiling.

It was conveniently located near PayPay Dome. The Hotel didn’t have its own parking, but there was one nearby, so it wasn’t a problem. Parking fees go up during events, but I received a discount through the Hotel and was able to park at a lower cost.

There were three breakfast options, and since I’m used to buffet-style meals, it was hard to choose. The front desk is on the second floor and there is no elevator, so you have to use the stairs. It may be inconvenient if you have heavy luggage, but the location is excellent—close to Sapporo Station—and the value for money is great, so I would like to stay here again if I have the chance.

An excellent selection of wines, and every glass is perfectly polished—simply the best.

I arrived earlier than the check-in time and planned to wait in the lobby, but I was informed that the Room was ready, and I could check in. It was very helpful! The building and Facility seem a bit old, but everything was cleaned thoroughly, and the bathtub appeared to have been replaced recently, as it was quite clean. The only amenity provided was a toothbrush, but anything else needed could be conveniently purchased at the adjacent convenience store, so I didn't feel any inconvenience. Thank you, Taiheizan, for your hospitality!

The Room was clean, and the front desk staff provided courteous service. I’ll be back!

A clean Hotel, complimentary drinks and food, plenty of books and rental items. We had a very comfortable stay. Thank you!

My wife stayed this time and was extremely satisfied. The room was clean and comfortable, and despite arriving earlier than planned, the staff accommodated her check-in. She was deeply impressed by the kind and courteous service of the employees. Thank you very much!

I visited in summer, but even without air conditioning in the room, it was perfectly fine, perhaps because it's Hokkaido. There was a convenience store across the street, which was very convenient. The accommodation staff were also very kind! Thank you so much!

A new, beautiful, and very clean Hotel. The front desk and staff are efficient and pleasant. There is no bathtub in the Room—only a shower. This is a popular style these days, and personally I support it. As Japanese travelers are getting older, there are many cases of people falling asleep in the tub, so I often hear from Hotel staff that showers are best for preventing accidents. Also, I’ve heard that some international visitors may overflow the bathtub as well. That said, I would like to see a large public bath added as an alternative. In Beppu City, with so many public baths around town, it’s not essential—but in Miyazaki City it’s an area where you have to go as far as Seagaia or Shintomi Town to enjoy a natural Onsen. The free onigiri breakfast set is also very delicious, and I will definitely become a repeat guest—but I really hope for a large public bath.

The Hotel itself is quite old, and the Room also felt dated—but even for me as a Gen G, it somehow made me smile. It had a nostalgic feel and was a very relaxing place. Even the bath in the Room felt homey and calming. It was a bit chilly so I couldn’t swim in the sea, but since there’s a beach, I think it would be really enjoyable during summer vacation season. Also, breakfast portions were very large—possibly too much for women or children. I regret not asking for a smaller portion before it was served to avoid wasting food. Everyone was very kind, and unlike many modern Hotels that are all-inclusive and can feel busy or noisy with “this and that,” it was wonderfully peaceful. I’d love to come back during swimming season. From what I researched, there aren’t any shops nearby within easy walking distance, but the shop inside the Hotel was open until 10:00 PM, which was very helpful.

I was nervous because it was my first time in Shinjuku, but the location was very convenient—1 minute on foot to a convenience store and 2 minutes to Sukiya. Marui and Isetan are also within walking distance. The Room isn’t large, but it has a refrigerator, toilet, and bath in the Room, so it wasn’t a problem. The front desk staff were kind, so I’d like to stay again next time.

Although they are upper and lower capsule Rooms, the Rooms are separated, so it was comfortable. I tried studying at the front desk once, but no matter where I sat, the cool air made me feel cold after about an hour. The shared space on the 10th floor was a bit difficult to use for that purpose, so I would be happy if there were a more comfortable place on the 1st floor where I could use my laptop.