Best Hotels near Ireji Station, Ryugasaki

Very satisfied, will continue to stay Hotels for Mid-Autumn Festival I watched the moon on the balcony for a while. I got some moon cakes. It was a different experience. xxxxxxxxx

It was directly connected to the station, but because it was used for the previous night of golf, I drove and put it in a free parking next to the hotel. Although it was a single room, it was wider than I thought and I was able to spend it comfortably. The washroom and bathroom were separate, wide and easy to use. There are a few restaurants in front of the station, and it feels a bit lonely. Around this sanuki station, I was surprised by the rush of the morning car transfer in the commuter and commuter area to the Tokyo kasamatsudo kasakashiwa area. Breakfast was a soba shop in front of the hotel, and a set of * kakebana and warm soba was given. It was delicious. I want to use it again.

The room was clean and comfortable. There were many variations in breakfast, and the cost performance was very good and I was very satisfied from the price. Thank you very much.

It was about 7500 yen with breakfast and single. The room is very clean and the size is sufficient. The bus and toilet are separate rooms. The bathtub is large and comfortable because there is also a bathing agent service. Breakfast was a buffet style and satisfactory for the price. There are convenience stores, supermarkets and taverns around. The hotel parking lot is small, so it is likely to be full, but I don't worry because the five-minute affiliated parking lot is forced.

５ at dinner at this time of corona disaster, is it a loud drinking banquet with 6 people? Is ＮＧ. There is a partition, but I think it's okay if the droplets fly. Other customers were also stunned. I wanted you to prohibit alcohol in the dining room. The front desk was careful many times, but the other front desk was indifferent. I feel a little dangerous and want to eat quietly, so I'm staying at another hotel after that. I'm sorry for the hotel I liked 〜

Very centrally located. Older hotel that is reflected in the decor. Not much in the way for amenities. But if you want to stay right in the midde of town close to the stations then this is a good option. With frequent trains from both stations it is probably a better choice than staying at an airport hotel that requires a shuttle.

It was a one night stay before my flight, as I suspect many are. The hotel is positioned for the airport, so it is not near anything interesting to do. The restaurant was nice but I only are breakfast there. Wide range of Japanese and Western foods to choose from. Adequate for a hotel that size. I very much appreciated the free shuttle to/from the airport. This hotel is not a destination, but it is serving a need for travellers wanting an inexpensive place to rest with convenient access to the airport before or after a flight. The lobby, hallways and room were spacious but definitely tired-looking and overall in need of refurbishment. Room was clean and bed was fine. I could not find a light switch to turn off my room lights, which was odd. Service was wonderful - courteous, helpful and friendly, as is typical of Japan.

I stayed here for two weeks in June 2023 for budo training w/ a group of training friends. Overall I had a very good experience. There was some interior maintenance happening at the time, so there was no breakfast offered, but there are many options nearby, so that was not a problem. The elevators were also under maintenance, so until the last few days of the trip, there was only one available, and it was _extremely_ blue. I stayed in a non-smoking room and it was perfectly fine, though they do have smoking floors, so if you get off on the wrong floor, it can be a bit much. I don't recall smelling smoke at any other time, so it was not an issue. Otherwise the rooms were completely adequate to my needs, as I largely spent my time out and about, and I found that I had more than enough space without having nearly so much as in a typical American hotel. It took me a bit of tinkering on the first night to sort out the room-key-in-slot-for-power setup, but after that it was easy to work with. Amenities are spread out a bit across floors, but there are signs which direct you where you need to go. The washers and dryers in the hotel laundry were rather old and a bit small, but that was not surprising, and they worked well enough for doing mid-trip laundry. The location was great, right next to Kashiwa Station, which was of course the starting point for much of the group's travel. Desk staff were also great, especially Mindy, who was _extremely_ helpful when one of our group got injured and needed help acquiring crutches. All told I will absolutely consider staying here again when I plan my next trip.