3-Star Hotels in Yokkaichi

The couple stayed in a standard double room. The room, bathroom and cleanliness. It was said that it included a free breakfast, but I have used the hotel with a free breakfast in several places, but it was the worst. At 8:30, I went to the breakfast room, there were no seats available, and the food bowl was empty. Though there were some people behind me. It was said that you could take out, so it was unavoidable that there were no seats available. There is only one person serving the food, and the procedure is bad. I want you to replenish the food bowl before it becomes empty. No rice, no curry, no appetizers, no orange juice, full of things. Other customers have told me that there is no such thing and that there is no such thing. I am very sorry that the room and the front desk were better. I will never use it again. Serving

It was a very beautiful hotel. There were many kinds of breakfast, but replenishment did not seem to catch up. When recruiting members, it was disappointing that the procedure proceeded without explanation of the initial registration fee of 1500 yen.

On the first day, Nagashima Masper Landes → Day 2 Toba → Day 3 I made a plan to move through Ise Jingu shrine and Mie Prefecture, and used this hotel in Yokkaichi as a relay point accommodation. The parking lot was full at the time of hotel check-in, but I quickly found a parking lot cheaper than the hotel parking lot (11030 yen a day) nearby. The rooms are large enough and well equipped for a business hotel. Close to Kintetsu Yokkaichi Station, if you look downstairs from the window of the room, you can see the line of the Yunoyama line of the Kintetsu line branch line. It is possible to use a single room with 3 family members depending on the accommodation terms, but there is no extra bed available, and 2 adults on a 120 cm wide bed, Plus, it's a little impossible because it's going to be a bed with elementary school students. We didn't want to leave strange fatigue the next day, so we booked 2 rooms. This time I was staying in Yokkaichi, but I would like to try the night view award in the factory area in the future.

Stayed at the Hotel Route Inn at Yokkaichi - It was a typical Japanese low cost hotel. Very practical and efficient. Did its job. The room was as comfortable as a room in a small business hotel can be - Had a moulded bathroom with a small bath tub/shower. Apart from Japanese breakfast it had cold cuts, eggs, juice, cereal, etc. The first night I had dinner there - Average. Check-in and check-out was very efficient. Overall a stay that had nothing really to complain about.

I used it for a reservation on the day of my stay in a hurry on a business trip. There was no problem because I knew about the efforts to counter viruses, the location of the hotel, the size of the room, etc., but the big problem was the triple breakfast in the plan. After 6:30 in the morning, even though I went to the venue, the number of staff was insufficient, and only the drink came out in 18 minutes from the seat! Even if I looked around, no one was eating at the restaurant that should have been opened at 6:30, and some people were irritated and left their seats. I didn't have time to wait long, and when I was assigned, and the staff only answered ”I'm preparing now”, so 30 minutes after the seating, eventually, I remained empty I checked out at the time and I decided to buy it again elsewhere. I appealed for a sticky breakfast, including a poster in the building, and felt attractive, but it was a terrible stay because of the lack of the system. I think that the customer who couldn't take breakfast should respond to the refund at least, but even it is an impression that it is not possible to afford it, and it is not possible to afford it. I talked to other staff later, but there was only a ”improvement in the future” answer. Honestly, I'm disappointed. I strongly recommend that you will consider other inn when staying at Yokkaichi with breakfast.

The front desk brother is very handsome, hahaha, satisfied Parking is very convenient, the room is small and comfortable, suitable for business travel. Recommended. Don't step on the pit, don't set this for a holiday, a good choice for transition. There is a restaurant next to it

It's been a few stays, but stable service. There is no doubt that the quietness and cleanliness of the room are. If you want, a little more if you have a sense of value, it's the best.

I read the word of mouth that there is a microwave in each room, and I stayed because it was convenient and interesting, but it was the worst hotel. [bad point] １． BS does not enter. (I can't believe that BS can't be seen in a hotel of ５ minutes walk from Yokkaichi, and ５ minutes walk from the station, regardless of the district where the radio waves are not reached in the country. I didn't expect it at all, so I'm disappointed not to see the program I was looking forward to every week. ２． Ice is paid. １５０ yen. Now the business hotel is equipped with ice making machines everywhere, and you can get ice for free in the inn. Moreover, the amount is less than the １００ yen ice of the convenience store. ３． The staff seems to be polite at first glance, but in fact, even if you claim, you throw it round to the manager and you don't respond to anything. ４． The first guide at check-in will be 99,000 yen if you lose your room card. Please tell me your mobile phone number because there is no phone in the room. Is there any other important guide? ５． The microwave oven was certainly in the room and convenient, but the desk was narrow with the space of the work desk. [good point] It was certainly clean in the building made in ２０１８ years. [Conclusion] What is required for a business hotel? I was surprised at a hotel that I didn't understand at all. I have traveled to ４６ prefectures (the rest is １ prefectures) and stayed at many business hotels, This is the first time a hotel chain with a deviated management vision. If you put a microwave oven in all rooms, you should put BS and make it free of charge for ice. I will never choose this hotel chain in the future. By the way, I was surprised that ３５０ ML beer was 400 yen high on the vending machine.