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This is a nice Hotel with a spacious, clean parking lot.

Located near Uguisudani Station on the Yamanote Line, with convenient access to supermarkets like Life and Maruetsu Petit. The building has a retro Showa-era vibe, but considering the affordable price, it’s a great value Hotel overall. If you prefer a newer Hotel, there are options available at about double the price. The reception staff were friendly, and the coffee next to the reception, made with a De'Longhi machine, was delicious and free to enjoy. While the building and Room may feel a bit old, they were kept clean and well-maintained.

I stay here regularly. The air conditioning works well, the place feels clean, and you can stretch out in the bath—at this price, I have no complaints. The on-site staff are friendly locals, and the management company’s staff are responsive and flexible. However, some diving guests (regulars) take over the first-floor common room for parties and get extremely loud. Still, I will continue to stay here.

Day 4 with the Seishun 18 Ticket. With heavy luggage and a tired body, I arrived at Nishikawaguchi Station. After passing the police box and a convenience store, I quickly reached COCO STAY Nishikawaguchi Ekimae—about a 1–2 minute walk from the station. Despite the staff’s polite explanation at reception, I headed straight for the bath. A generous tub of hot water was waiting for me. The moment I soaked in it, it felt like heaven, and all of today’s fatigue melted away as if it had never been there. It was a great Hotel.

Since I was traveling by train, it was really helpful that it was close to the station. The Room was compact but very comfortable, and even though the bed was a single, it felt a bit larger! The meals were also very delicious. Even though it was May, the Room was very hot and I tried to turn on the air conditioner, but it wouldn’t start. It was my first time needing to insert a stick at the entrance to turn on the main power, so the front desk staff showed me how. The sunset view from the window was beautiful. It was a quiet and very nice Accommodation!

This is a Business Hotel I’d like to stay at again when I visit Tsuchiura. There’s a Starbucks, a supermarket, an Onsen, yakiniku restaurants, and sushi restaurants nearby, so the location was very convenient. At breakfast I asked for sightseeing recommendations and was told about the Yokaren Peace Memorial Museum, so I stopped by. I could really feel what young people in the past went through. Breakfast was delicious too!

I was blown away by how wonderful the Onsen was! This is exactly what people mean by a hidden hot spring deep in the mountains. It’s an Onsen you’ll want to visit again and again!

A very convenient location, within a 10-minute walk from central Iwaki, including City Hall, the art museum, and the concert hall. There are plenty of places to eat around here as well, so you can fully enjoy the nightlife without worry. One downside was that the front desk staff at both check-in and check-out were not Japanese (and different people), so their explanations were a bit hard to understand, but it seems they meant that “curry is available for free.” Since it was promised, I came back after eating out and had it as a late-night snack. It said “no refills; ends when it runs out,” but I made it in time—glad I did! It was delicious. The amenities included a wide variety of drinks, and the selection of tea in particular was excellent. The Room felt a bit old-fashioned with carpeting and such, and the bathroom was small—I kept bumping into things while washing up. Still, being able to stay for around 3,000 yen after combining various discounts felt truly unbeatable.

From this site, only smoking rooms were available, so I made a reservation for a smoking room. However, when I expressed my desire for a non-smoking room on the day, they checked the availability and I was able to stay in a non-smoking room. Depending on the room situation on the day, I was very pleased with the kind and flexible response. Thank you very much.

There are nearby restaurants and a large Don Quijote, making it very convenient. A map photo of the parking lot was also posted in front of the Hotel.

As others have mentioned, the building itself is old, but it seems the interior has been renovated. The bathroom facilities feel a bit dated, but the shower head and air conditioner were new, so I stayed very comfortably. All the staff were friendly and polite with great smiles.\n\nYou can order the 700-yen breakfast even on the day, and you can choose from toast, pancakes, curry, or a Japanese set meal—really great.\n\nOne downside: because the in-room amenities are black, dust was noticeable. The Room may have been vacant for a day or two. One set of loungewear also looked slightly discolored, so I think that should be replaced.\n\nThat’s why I’m deducting one point, but for this location at this price—no complaints at all!\n\nThe lights turn on when you insert the room key card; however, since it isn’t linked to the air conditioner or refrigerator, they had already turned on the air conditioner before I entered and set it to a comfortable temperature. Such thoughtful service.\n\nI’ll definitely stay again. Thank you!

The staff provided clear explanations and guidance, and the view from the Room was beautiful. It was still warm even with the heater turned off, so bringing a short-sleeve shirt to sleep in was the right choice!! Since it was affordable, I wasn’t expecting much for breakfast, but there was a wide variety and we ate a lot with our child! Being able to relax and eat while watching the monorail made it the best morning.

I stayed here to watch a professional baseball game. It was within walking distance of Hirosaki Station, and there were convenience stores nearby, so I had a comfortable stay. It made for a very enjoyable trip. Thank you very much.

It is clean. It is within a 10-minute walk from Izumoshi Station. There are power outlets around the bed, so charging is convenient. There is a 7-Eleven across from the Hotel. There are many restaurants nearby.

The front desk staff were very kind and helpful. The Room wasn’t spacious, but it was clean and had an air purifier, and I appreciated the complimentary bottled water. As a coffee lover, I was happy to see the welcome coffee service area, but since I checked in at night and usually avoid caffeine, I decided not to have any. The only downsides were that the unit bath was a bit small, and I thought it would be nice to have small trash bins in the toilet and washbasin area for amenity packaging or fallen hair. Still, overall I was satisfied and had a comfortable stay before my trip. There were convenience stores and restaurants within a minute of leaving the Hotel, which was very convenient. Thank you.

Surrounded by nature, it was a very quiet and pleasant place. However, as there are no shops nearby, we recommend doing your shopping in advance.

Due to an urgent matter, I stayed for 4 nights and then added one more night. I had stayed at the Gran Terrace Main Building before, but I didn’t realize there was an Annex and made my Reservation without knowing. The Room is small, but very clean. Since it was a Multiple Night Stay, fresh water and bath towels were provided daily on the door handle, which felt great. There was a refrigerator within arm’s reach beside the bed, with a shelf above it holding items like mugs and a hair dryer. The TV was large, and there was also a humidifier. On the 2nd floor in front of the elevator, there were amenities, hangers and an iron, plus different shampoo and conditioner from what’s in the Room (I wish I had used those from the start), coffee, a microwave, ice(?), and lots of manga! Only check-in is at the main building, but checkout is easy—just return the card key to the key box. I already made another Reservation (lol). One request: if possible, even a foldable table would be very helpful. The shelf space alone is just too small… Lastly, to the cleaning staff member! Thank you for greeting me so politely every day with a smile. Since I stayed multiple nights, cleaning must have been tough—sorry about that.

I was able to stay in a private room at an affordable price. The building isn’t new, but you can enjoy a retro Showa-era vibe. The bath felt like it was all to myself, and it’s close to Yubatake!

I stayed in a Single Room. The Room is compact, but the bed was spacious and clean, making it very comfortable. The amenity bar in the lobby was exceptionally well stocked, and I really appreciated being able to choose bath salts and skincare items to take up to my Room. The complimentary breakfast buffet was far higher quality than I expected, with a wide variety of delicious options such as hearty curry and grilled fish. The staff were also kind and courteous, and I think this is a wonderful Hotel with outstanding value for money. I would definitely like to stay again.

I visited again because I had business in Niihama. First of all, I was happy not having to worry about whether there would be parking available—the parking area has plenty of space, including a covered lot. It was hot even on the day of my stay, but I filled my bottle with ice from the ice machine and had an ice-cold drink in the air-conditioned Room, and the sweat disappeared instantly. Some Hotels don’t have an ice machine, and when you have to ask staff for ice it honestly feels awkward, so having an ice machine on each floor is a huge help. Also, there’s a supermarket next door, which makes shopping incredibly easy. Breakfast was simple but satisfying; I especially liked the chicken cutlet with its thicker breading. The iced coffee in a pitcher was also exactly to my taste in both flavor and aroma. The bedding was comfortable and I slept very well. I’ve stayed several times and have had zero issues with bed bugs. This time I chose a smoking Room again, but the smoke smell wasn’t strong enough to need opening the window, so I didn’t open it even once during my stay. I’ll be back again.