Hotel Econo Tsu Station

The location is very good. Amenities include a system where you can pick up as much basic cosmetics as you need at the front desk. The bare necessities are provided. The facilities are old but not dirty. Breakfast that day consisted of curry, mapo tofu, scrambled eggs, sausage, creamed okara dumplings and broccoli, boiled hijiki seaweed, simmered carrot and burdock, natto, miso soup, cereal, matcha pudding, bread, regular rice, chestnut rice, shredded salad, potato salad, and drinks: oolong tea, orange juice, and coffee. If you're not expecting a great breakfast, I think it's sufficient. The taste was average.

Our family of five stayed in a triple room (one with an extra bed). It was a standard size. The washing machine was on the first floor, so if we wanted to use it after a bath, we had to walk around in our pajamas, which was a bit embarrassing if we bumped into other guests. It was an average hotel, neither good nor bad. The kids were given a kids' set, and we also got Baby Star Ramen.