Hotels Near Tsuchi and Hono in Ibaraki

It is good that there is an open-air bath, the room is large, and the view outside is good from the large window. However, the amount is high. Even in this time of Corona, it's a bit unthinkable to spend close to 10,000 yen. However, staying in such a room is quite relaxing and feels good. It's great that you can come right after getting off Kishibe Station without getting wet in the rain. It is also good that there is a convenience store in the hotel building. I thought the convenience store was on the first floor, but it was actually on the second floor. If you walk down the passage from the station without going down to the ground, there is a convenience store and there is an elevator next to it, which will take you to the front desk of the hotel. The only problem is the table. The table where you put your PC and work is small. I can't work indoors. Although it is a PR point that there is an open-air bath on the roof, you can not see the outside scenery. All the outside is covered with walls, and you can only see the sky. It's nice to take a bath outside, but it's a pity that you can't see outside.

is it a comment when it was just done? It seems to be dry, but it is a kind, polite and satisfying hotel. The facilities are substantial and the large communal bath is nice. Please note that the bathhouse is changed every day for men and women. Amenity is fully equipped. , Sleeping scrolls that can be used as roomwear are also available in the room, so you can relax. It is a convenient place because it is near the station and has a good location and many restaurants. There is also a large communal bath, so I wonder if it's a great place to relax. The breakfast venue is not big, so you need to adjust the time, but I'm happy to make omelets handmade at the venue.

High CP value with good location to me. Perhaps it could due to the dates that I booked. After that the hotel fee is going up, consequently, it becomes not so high CP value as I've booked. Anyway, it's a wonderful experiences for me in staying at the Minamisenri Crystal Hotel.

The open-air bath in the sky was very good to have an open feeling and Osaka was able to see. It is a pity that the man can only enter from １１:４５ at night in the men and women replacement system. The room used triple for 2 people, but the bed was made of garland ３ small TV at the end. . . I think it was easy to see if I had a wall hanging. I heard the voice of the corridor and the sound of the next child. I woke up in the morning with the sound of knocking the next door, and I hope you can improve the sound. The view was not a room type or a mountain side. The Viking was so good at night. The venue was large and there were many people, so it was not like eating calmly. The morning is like an ordinary business hotel. I think it is for families and groups. I was able to relax, but I didn't feel calm and slow Check-in and check-out are crowded.

I was reading reviews prior to booking and they all said “small” but the room is like perfectly fine especially for Japan. The staff was friendly and welcoming ready to help with all questions. On the second floor is vending machines that sell cool drink and alcohol and there are washing machines onsite with a microwave in the same room. They change the towels everyday and make the bed etc but deep clean every 3 days for longer staying guests. The subway is called NAGATA you exit through exit 1 it’s literally 100 ft away you can see it as you exit. So convenient. There is also a car park on site . Will Definitely return. Thanks so much Richmond!

Very satisfied. The price is very reasonable. There is no price increase during holidays. The equipment is very new. I forgot to take pictures. The pictures are the same as the ones shown. The pictures are of nearby Takoyaki and Nara.

This is a one-unit B&B, not a whole building. It is located about a 10-minute walk from Dotonbori. It is on the second floor. There is an overpass next to the road (the overpass has sound insulation cloth). There will be a little train noise but it is acceptable. There are multiple parking lots nearby, and parking is convenient. The room has a refrigerator, a washing machine and a cooking stove. It is hygienic, but the air conditioner is not cold enough. It was quite hot when it was turned on to 18 degrees. One night, the air conditioner was turned off for some reason. It was very hot. woke up.

There are occasional local festivals in the back alley. Feeling like a Japanese market? It's also close to the station and easy to find buildings. Good location. I used a double room with a friend, but the slippers are not disposable paper slippers, but ordinary cheap slippers? I don't change it even if I put a cleanup instead of zooming. The towels are surprisingly large. Unfortunately, I used English because there was no Korean support for the information (about 10 years ago, about 2 or 3 times in school?) Meet the staff who don't understand English well It's a pity. Even if it takes a little time, it can be solved by using Google translator or Papago. I can't speak Japanese, so I'm not new, but the microwave was electronic range in Japanese..

Location wise is great, about 5 mins walk from Tennoji Station - Central exit. The room we stayed at was spacious enough, the mattress and pillows although quite firm were actually good to sleep on, the room was cleaned with new towels replaced daily and faultless service also. I took 1 star off facilities because waiting for the lift could take a while especially during check out time and in the afternoon. And all lift will stop at Level 7 (reception) whether or not someone is waiting there. Other than that, we were very happy with our stay at Via Inn Tennoji

It seems that it has been renovated, and the front desk, lobby and rooms are clean. ＪＲ It's just outside Shin Imamiya Station, and it's cheap if you just stay. However, what you have to understand is that there are no toilets or baths in the room. The toilet is a shared toilet (by men and women) on the floor １. The bath will be used in a large communal bath or a shower room. The room I used was a tatami room with ３ tatami mats. A set of futons. I used it because there was no place that was already open on Saturday, but if there is no place to stay, I think it is ＯＫ at all. Anyway, the price is cheap, so you can understand that area. Even on Saturday, it was ３８００ yen. Private is protected firmly, so it's definitely better than a capsule hotel. Recommended for backpackers. Therefore, it seems that there are many young students, consecutive nights related to construction, and foreigners. However, I'm not sure, but is it only me who feels that the lobby and shower room are also used by people other than guests?