"I stayed in room 421 on the 6th, the last day of Golden Week. It is a large 8-story building, less than 5 minutes from Komoro IC on the Joshinetsu Expressway, and just before JR Komoro Station, there is the Nostalgic Garden of Komoro Castle. The parking lot is underground and can be accessed from the right side of the entrance or from the left rear of the Nostalgic Garden, with space for 70 passenger cars. There is an elevator that takes you up to the 8th floor. The 1st floor is the front desk, a shop and a karaoke (DAM) room (shared), the 3rd floor is the dining area, the 4th floor is the Komoro Onsen bath (with low-temperature sauna), table tennis, relaxation room and guest rooms, and the 5th to 8th floors are guest rooms. A bathing tax of 150 yen per person is required in addition to the prepaid accommodation fee. Dinner time is specified and starts at 6:30 p.m. with all-you-can-drink for 90 minutes, and you must present your room key. Breakfast is served by submitting a meal ticket, and the buffet is replenished with food until the end without any problems. The bath is located up about 20 steps from the 4th floor entrance. There are 8 showers and an indoor bath with no open-air bath. The bathtub is not large, but it is a flowing bath. The rooms do not have digital terrestrial TV, Wi-Fi, refrigerators, hair dryers, amenities, or towel racks. There is also no automatic ice machine. There are only two front desks, so it is inevitable that it will be difficult to use during busy periods."

"Super cheap, clean, spacious, great location."

"It was very clean and the staff were very polite. There is a 7-Eleven nearby, but you need to walk about 10 minutes to get to a place to eat near Komoro Station. Breakfast and a large public bath are included, so I'm very satisfied with the price."

"The hotel is conveniently located, well-equipped, offers a wide variety of food options, and has friendly staff."

"The room is nice, clean and tidy. Even the hote.is not located in the city centre, we can still find some good restaurants, super market and convenience store nearby."

"Convenience of check-in: Excellent Cleanliness: Very clean"

"The building is quaint and old, but very clean and nice. I made a reservation without any prior information. To get to the bath, you have to climb about 50 stone steps, so I thought it would be inaccessible for people in wheelchairs or with canes. The bath itself, including the water quality, was a moderate temperature and was clean, which was nice. The room is an old building built in the Meiji era, so while you can enjoy the retro feel, you can often hear people walking in the next room or in the hallway. Also, since it's a fully Japanese-style room, people who are used to sitting on a chair or who have bad knees may find it difficult to stand up from sitting on the floor."

"It was my first time here, and it seems it was 20 years or more since my boyfriend's last visit, but the food and baths were good and I was very satisfied (*^^*) The dog was cute too ♡ It was an inn that made me want to come back!"

"We arrived around 7pm. It was snowing outside, so we didn't want to go out to eat. We were told that the inn served dinner, so we had a Atka mackerel set meal and a fried oyster set meal. Although the inn looked like it had a long history, the room we stayed in was in a modern business hotel."