Hotel Route-Inn Mitsukaido Ekimae

I stayed for a Multiple Night Stay.It was conveniently located near the station with easy access, and the coin laundry and bath were also easy to use. The staff service was excellent, and I would like to stay again.

I often visit Tsukubamirai City and usually stay at a Hotel along the TX line, but this time I came by car and decided to look for a Hotel in Joso City. It is more affordable than in Tsukuba City, but the quality of the Hotel remains the same. Located behind Mizuhodai Station on the Kantō Railway, there didn’t seem to be many restaurants or convenience stores nearby. With no large buildings around, there’s an unobstructed view of the scenery. The Room was clean and comfortable. On the first floor is Route Inn's signature "Tabibito no Yu" bathhouse. Upon entering, you take off your shoes and place your slippers in a shoe locker. There’s a space for resting or waiting with washing machines available for free use; detergent can be purchased at reception for 50 yen, while dryers are paid services. The bath isn’t very large—if 10 people were using it, both the tub and washing area would feel full—but with only about four users during my visit, it wasn’t an issue. The restaurant was open until around 9:30 PM; however, I heard that their takeout service will end starting April. Breakfast was standard as with any Route Inn—not particularly good or bad—and after eating I relaxed in the lobby with coffee from their dispenser while reading a newspaper. When traveling by car, staying at Route Inn is always reliable without disappointment.