Hdk Hotel Reviews

Terrible hotel with terrible rooms and services. Did not see anyone during my entire stay at the office. My bed had bed bugs and I requested for a refund to move to another hotel but was rejected and offered another room instead. In the new room, the floor near the bed was dirty, the sheets had stains on them and the blanket had specks of little dirt on it. I would never return.

It was my fault for being lured in by the low price. There was a banging noise all night and it was scary. The refrigerator was noisy so I turned up the temperature and the frost melted, which was a big problem. The customer had to defrost it.

No problem since it's just a room-only stay. The only drawback is that the parking lot is far away.

Xuka-san, 23,000 is tough right now, but if no one is willing to buy it, I'll consider it. Sorry. 1 hour ago

The hallway had a few spilled drink marks on the carpet at the elevator exit, so it didn't look very clean. The shoe cabinet was a little worn out, but the room as a whole didn't feel particularly dirty. If it bothers you, you can get towels for free on the first floor, so you can just wipe it down with them. Wi-Fi was available, the air conditioner worked well, and there was a small refrigerator, TV, electric kettle, etc. There were toothbrushes, rinse-in-shampoo, body soap, tissues, and several hangers. It seemed like you could use the washing machine on another floor. It's not close to Hisai Station, but it's not too far, about a 7-8 minute walk. There were parking spaces for 5-6 cars next to the hotel, and a few more a little further away. There was a convenience store on the way from the station, but not close. If I were to stay nearby on a budget trip, I would probably return.

I changed to a different hotel as soon as I saw the strange atmosphere in the room. I never want to stay there again.

I chose it because it looked nice on their website, but in reality it was more like an apartment or condominium, with a pipe bed, a single sofa, a small TV and a small refrigerator, and it didn't feel worth the price. There was a large wide rope for storing clothes, but the sliding door on one side had come off? Broken? It was a bit disappointing. Charging was only possible with a regular outlet, and modern USB and C types could not be charged unless a special outlet was prepared. There were a few restaurants and convenience stores nearby, but it had a chilly atmosphere. I felt that at this level, less than 5,000 yen would be appropriate.

The price is so low that there is nothing to complain about. If they could improve everything, you would not be able to stay here for this price.

There were minimum amenities. I was surprised to find some jelly from a stranger in the fridge.

Anyway, for the price it was better than I expected. I was especially happy that I could park for free even though it was so close to the station. It may have been because it was a weekday, but it was quiet and I was able to relax. Can't you do something about the slippers?

Twin room for two on Saturday April 6th: Usually 9,400 yen, but taking advantage of the sudden increase in demand due to the Suzuka F1 Grand Prix, the price is a whopping 30,000 yen! An old business hotel with a simple pipe bed and a thick mattress. The flush toilet is old-fashioned and doesn't have a heated seat or hot shower! No nightwear or pajamas provided! And in the name of self-service, you have to put used sheets in a laundry bag in the hallway and separate your trash and put it in a box! You have to enter the key yourself. A really low-priced option for business people staying multiple nights. There are only five parking spaces, and the rest are located quite far away. It's only for businessmen, with less than 5,000 yen per person. → I hope the accommodation information will be appropriate and understand the actual situation.

Nothing else, just the purpose of staying is fine

I am grateful that I am allowed to stay here every week. I am always grateful for your help.

It was nice to have a cheap stay.