Hotels with Bars in Tsukuba

The hotel is in a good location, connected to the conference center, I am meeting at the conference center. Going out is the park, very quiet. The waiter service is very good, the internet speed is also good, the hotel service is very intimate, and the surrounding drugstores, shopping centers, restaurants, and convenience stores are all very good. The small size of the room is a common problem in Japanese hotels, and this is not bad. Not far from the bus stop and JR station

The public bath was good. When I used it, there was a male bath 2.

It is far from the station, but it doesn't care because it uses a car. It's old, but the rooms are spacious, renovated, there is a large communal bath, free breakfast, and above all, it was a decisive factor because it was affordable in nearby hotels. In addition, there was free coffee and ice cream in the lobby, and the children were delighted. It was OK at any time. There was also a microwave in the lobby. The large communal bath is fixed by men and women, so it may be tied to a little time, but the large communal bath is helpful for families with children. In the cleaning of the room, there was a disposable chopsticks bag that seemed to be garbage in front of it falling on the edge, and hair was attached to the wall of the bathroom. It was a double room for sleeping with children, but the furniture in the room has a lot of chairs, which is very convenient for doing something or putting things. No , there may be inconvenience for consecutive nights. There is a coffee machine (with tea), a kettle, and an air purifier humidifier. It's a pity that the slippers broke immediately. Need improvement. The twin room booked by the family was also large and comfortable. The staff in the lobby at night was a child who couldn't use it like a part-time student. It is better to be properly educated when an emergency (if a person falls) occurs. I moved for the first time saying ”Please do now” what I want you to be accurate. It's a pity that the staff at check-in had a good explanation.

In the Showa period, when the science Expo was held, it was the highest hotel in Tsukuba. There are some more cutting-edge clean hotels now, but the old-fashioned character is not lost. The first class is first class, such as the correspondence of the attendant at the front desk and the breakfast hall. However, the facilities themselves were old, and the carpet of the floor which was peeled off, the bathtub shower water plug, the western toilet seat which was not the shower toilet, and the door which opened and closed with a large key instead of auto lock were regrettable. The room is large and the building is a luxurious space that cannot be in business. The breakfast content is also very good, such as salad with many types. Personally, Ibaraki was expected to be a strong natto with a thick taste, but it was pack natto.

The hot spring is the hotel main building with 5 washrooms and 5 bathtubs. The annex Tsukuba hot water is the 10th place in the washroom, and it is small, but it is an open-air bath and a sauna. It is a pity that it cannot be used in the morning. Breakfast is more than average. Dinner is not bad but the amount is small. At least it is good to have rice in the cherry blossoms, but it is difficult to ask because it is refillable. The slipper stop clip is a good idea. It may become a thriving lodging depending on the improvement.

The polite guidance of the staff at check-in and the parking staff were also very good! The rest is a normal business hotel. However, the location is very convenient. Mt. Tsukuba and Expo Center through the window. I want to stay again. Thank you!