Hotels Near Midorien Nagatsune Park in Tsu

The room is clean and the price is reasonable. I used it alone, but there are convenience stores and shopping malls nearby and it is perfect for location.

The supporting facilities are complete and the sanitary conditions are good. I will come to live in the future and recommend friends to live. The location of the hotel is excellent, it is very convenient to go everywhere, and the surrounding supermarkets are very convenient in all aspects

We stayed here for two nights on a trip from Korea. We brought along a Korean family of four, so we used two rooms. As the room did not have an automatic lock, my sister-in-law and her husband did not have the habit of removing the key, so they left the key when they went out, which was a little inconvenient as the room was not cleaned. We borrowed a wheelchair, and my mother-in-law said it was the most comfortable one she borrowed during her trip to Japan. There was a supermarket and drugstore right behind the hotel, and a convenience store nearby, so it was convenient. We would like to use it again when we travel to Japan.

Used for business trips. The room was clean. The large public bath was good. There is a sauna and an open-air bath (for 1 person) for 3 people. Open from early morning until late at night. The breakfast had a good variety and was delicious. It was good except for the fact that it was far from Tsu Station and there was a charge for parking. I would like to use it again if I have a chance.

Breakfast buffet is delicious. Croissant is slick. Sandwiches are standard egg sandwiches and ham sandwiches, and there are croquette sandwiches and cutlery sandwiches. It was a delicious breakfast buffet in a business hotel. Amenities are substantial for both men and women. The bed is large in a single room. A water bottle and a local Senbei are attached. It is ３ first time on a business trip. I spend comfortably every time. It seems to have been a souvenir plan this time, and I had a local sauce packing.

The first time I stayed at this home 🏨, the waiter was polite, the procedures were convenient, the room size was really suitable, the breakfast was rich and delicious, and I would choose this one next time.

I have used Dome Inn in various places so far, but I am dissatisfied with the response of the elderly staff at Dome Inn. I had a wonderful experience with the usual dome in quality for breakfast in the facilities, rooms and baths, but I was angry at the front desk. I may have been tired because my eyes were red, but the check-in response was appropriate, and it was like the front desk of an old hotel that fell a few steps from the highest class in a business hotel I have received so far. It was a good response. Maybe Dormy Inn so far happened to be great, but I don't think this hotel is a place to stay because I like it. I feel like I understand why the others were buried but were vacant even in the middle of Golden Week. The relatively young staff 々 has been cheerful and energetic and sincere response of Mr. Dome Inn, so I want you to follow me up.

The hotel seemed very advanced, with check-in done via an automatic machine, but the room itself seemed old. However, it was clean and comfortable. There was an amenities shelf next to the check-in machine, and I happened to notice it so I got some cleansing cream, but I didn't realize that nightwear was also stored there, so I just went into my room. When I went to get changed, I realized my nightwear was gone and searched the whole room. I had already gotten rid of my mask and it was too much trouble to go get one, so I ended up going to bed in a T-shirt I had with me. Recently, more and more hotels have been placing amenities next to the front desk, but is it normal for nightwear not to be provided in the rooms? I'll be more careful next time.

Located in front of Tsu station, it is convenient. The front desk is on the third floor, and the staff at check-in is normal, but the staff at night is otaku tatty and lacks brightness, and the reaction when delivering the drop was also immaculate. Other staff were well greeted. You can choose anime tea and pillows at the front desk. The room is simple and stylish, but the bed is full of rooms and it is difficult to move. However, I was able to sleep well because I was tired in the public bath though it was narrow. The breakfast buffet is a level that seems to be not possible if it is a service with a small number of items.

I work completely unrelated to sightseeing and exchange business, so I stayed at Tsu City and stayed at Tsu station with the hotel from the nearest station at home. It is the second time to change the direction of the view. Tsu is a public area for the population scale, and there are many hotels in front of the station because it is a tourist destination such as ISE and Toba. Moreover, it is not too old, and it is renovated Green Park Tsu is the best hotel in the east exit of Tsu station and can be called City Hotel. I will write the advantages. Location Conditions Direct connection to the station There are many restaurants after the evening The daytime meal is limited to the station building The view from the window The sea side is the view of the rising of the Asahi The mountain side is not visible to the high building The silent view from this hotel is the first Tsu City Viewing a nice view The view from the hotel window is the best tourist destination in Tsu. The size of the cherry blossom unit bus is large, and it is possible to use it for parents and children and couples. The relaxing room with a swamp massage chair is high performance and super public bath more than installed There are few white leather sheets 々 tiresome, but after the body is covered, the bath towel is wide and comfortable It is available and does not care about wet hair. The silence is outstanding The corridor is quiet It is a hotel that is developed in the city in the green hotel group originated from Tsu (Mie). In addition to the use of Tsu, it is also recommended as a pre-dwelling place for sightseeing to Matsuzaka and Ise-Tsuba Toba-Tsushima area. For private cars, you will stop at a paid parking lot around the station.