Nippon Seinenkan Hotel

This was my first stay, and all of the staff are true professionals. You can see Jingu Stadium very well from the hotel, and I’d love to stay when there’s a pro baseball game. With the chance of rain, it may take a few tries, but I hope to book on a game day someday. The large public bath was spacious, quiet, and very comfortable. I didn’t use it, but the in-room bath was also large and impressive. The sink area, bathroom, and toilet were separate. Breakfast had a great variety—lots of vegetables plus sprouts, quinoa, beans, non-oil dressing, and more. There was also a dedicated egg station where they kept making fried eggs and omelets one after another; I really appreciated having no wait time. They also offered miso soup; Kanto-style udon; soup curry; soups; plenty of bread; waffles; yogurt; and three mini desserts (cream puff, cheesecake, sweet potato tart). There were many kinds of juices as well as a coffee machine, with takeaway cups provided. It’s worth staying just for the breakfast alone. Tsba-kuro was everywhere around the property—so cute!

The breakfast buffet is very delicious, with a great selection of everything you’d want for breakfast. The large public bath is also clean and relaxing. This Hotel offers everything you need without any unnecessary extras.