Hotels near Sanzaihikawa Shrine in Shiki

I stayed for a long time. It was easy to spend. Breakfast was gone when there were many people and the time was shifted. I think it is calculated according to the number of guests, but I would like to ask for more curry.

Express Hotel The traffic is close to [North Chaoxia] and [Zhaoxiatai], really super close! The surrounding area is also very lively! This is not Tokyo anymore. So Tokyo Metro card travel coupons are not suitable. Room type is slightly insufficient 1. There is a wide thick beam on the bed. I didn't pay attention to the 160-height stand up and directly hit the head drum bag. 2. Have a mirror on the bed; Note that the check-out time is 10 o'clock earlier. I didn't pay attention at the beginning. I was reminded by the front desk to pack up and go downstairs. There is no extra charge for 15 minutes overtime.

I made a reservation for a non-smoking room because only non-smoking rooms were available, but when I checked with the hotel on the day to see if there were any smoking rooms available, they found they were available and I was able to change my room right away. From the 14th onwards, I could see Mt. Fuji in the morning and it was a spectacular view.

On my recent trip to Japan, I was fortunate to stay at this hotel next to JR North Hukou Station, which is undoubtedly a great choice for extremely convenient transportation. Whether I plan to travel to the busy downtown Tokyo or visit the tranquil downtown Saitama, the location of this hotel makes my trip extremely convenient. From the moment I stepped into the hotel, I was touched by the hospitality of the staff. They not only checked in quickly, but also detailed the hotel facilities and surrounding traffic information, which made me look forward to the upcoming journey. The hotel's rooms are designed with modern and comfortable design and provide an ideal space to relax. The beds are soft and comfortable, allowing me to enjoy a good night's rest every night. Besides that, the free Wi-Fi in the room was very fast and greatly facilitated my work and social needs. The transportation connection near the hotel is impressive. JR North Hukou Station is just a few steps away and I can easily take the train to the main attractions of Tokyo and Saitama. There are also many restaurants and shops around, which are convenient for both authentic Japanese cuisine and simple shopping. Overall, this hotel next to JR North Hukou Station was impressed with my trip to Japan with its unparalleled location, comfortable accommodation and friendly service. Whether it is for business or leisure travel, I highly recommend this hotel to friends who plan to travel to the area.

During sightseeing in the metropolitan area, we used a twin room (24.2m2) with a total of ４ people of 2 adults and infants (４ years old, ２ years old). As for the room, I initially assumed that it would be small for 4 people, but it was open without walls between the washroom and the bedroom, and I felt it was wider than the actual square rice (roll screwed to partition when necessary). It was well utilized). Also, the whole room was clean and comfortable. It was good that the bathroom and toilet were separate. I only had a card key in the room ２, so I was able to spend time without inconvenience when going out around the hotel. There was a free coffee service at the front desk, and the breakfast was delicious and I was very satisfied. There are many restaurants around the hotel, including family restaurants, convenience stores, drugstores, amusement facilities (karaoke billiards). The hotel building is a complex facility, and there are shops such as clothing and restaurants in 1 〜3F, and shopping is also convenient. Regarding accessibility, it is directly connected to the first station of the Yurakucho Subway Line, and it is convenient to various places in Tokyo. I thought it was attractive to be able to go to the coastal suburbs such as Toyosu by one. It was good to choose this hotel. I would like to use it again.

It was a single, but it was good to have a large table in the room. I didn't do anything using the table because I was almost in the room this time, but it seemed convenient for studying, working and eating. It was the first time to use a smart hotel, but it was easy because the room key was PIN type without managing the card key. The pillows in the room were hard and high, but it was good because it was perfect for me. Pillows are prepared in front of the front desk and can be borrowed freely, but when it is late, everything will be lent, so those who are particular about pillows should borrow pillows early. There was a large communal bath in the building, and I was able to soak in the bath slowly. It was also convenient to see how crowded the bathhouse was on the TV in the room. However, I think it would have been nice if there were guidance such as ”available in room clothes and indoor slippers” somewhere. I thought it was okay, but I wore slippers indoors, and I could use them in room clothes, etc., and there was no guide anywhere, so I changed into clothes just in case. It was a little troublesome there.

I have stayed in this hotel twice. I chose a double room when traveling with my daughter. Although the room is small, it is very clean and has a separate bathroom for taking a bath. Breakfast includes relatively simple Japanese food such as rice and miso soup, and coffee is provided until ten o'clock. There are many restaurants not far from the hotel with rich choices. Not far away there is a bamboo forest park and a clear river, which is a good place for walking and sightseeing.

The hotel is generally great and accessible, around 5 mins walk from the JR station and there’s a convenient store next to on the hotel. The Onsen is available from 3pm - 9.30am daily, so you will have sufficient time to enjoy yourself. The room is however very small and you might find it very squeeze if you’re travelling with your plus one.

The day of the stay was a rainy day, but from the pedestrian deck extending from the station to the commercial building with the hotel without getting wet From the second floor with convenience stores and restaurants to the seventh floor with a private elevator with the front desk In Ront, you can check the temperature, disinfect your fingers and check in, and take your card key to the elevator. What surprised me not to enter the room was that the toilet and bath were independent. I checked later, only double is a unit bus, but as far as I can see the picture, the bathroom, including double, seems to be sufficiently large. In addition, the bedroom was not a business hotel in a good sense, and it was a chic room with indirect lighting on the axis, and it was a construction that did not feel the cheapness of the advanced hotel. The TV is not suitable for the size of the room (laughs) and it is a type that can watch YouTube. In recent business hotels, the outlet and USB port, which are essential equipment, are not under the table and TV, and are equipped with one place on the left and right sides of the bed. charging the smartphone at the pillow without the meeting You can. If you mention the improvement point, I noticed that the microwave oven was on each floor and next to the vending machine corner when I left the room (although there is a microwave oven, it is conscientious but laughing) It's been a long time. I was able to occupy a fully equipped two-person room at a price of less than 10000 yen, and I felt that the cospa was very high. (because there is no single room, the single guest like me is originally outside the target, but laughter) Not only facilities but also hospitality, there are several hotel men at the front desk. I never had to wait. The hotel industry is suffering without exception in the corona domain, but I feel that it was good to be able to stay at the timing that I can easily make a reservation from one person at a reasonable price.

Having never stayed at a dorm-style capsule hotel before, I was amazed at how quiet and clean it was. The small capsule/pod had a mattress, a TV, toiletries, and even pajamas! Even though the “door” was really just a curtain, I was not disturbed by too much noise from people walking through the corridors. But then again, this was Japan, and people (even foreigners) are extremely polite, and aware of other’s personal spaces. The locker-style bathroom was huge, with about 20-30 vanity stations each with a sink, space for all your toiletries, plus a hairdryer, and all the amenities you would have in a normal hotel room. The shower and toilet stalls were sparky-clean, even though this was a common area shared by all ladies. The men’s dorm was on the second floor, with their own locker/toilet areas, so the ladies’ area was completely private and safe. The treehouse theme was also a unique twist, which was reflected in the decor, and the layout of the capsule rooms. This is a great option for travellers on a low budget. Completely safe, clean, and relatively comfortable.