Hotels With Wi-Fi in Tochigi Prefecture, Japan

Splendid lobby on 13/F with best view in the town, convenient parking facility connecting to the hotel at a reasonable price ¥1,100 overnight, close to shops and train station, buffet breakfast with quality. Just need to ask for coffee set at reception, not provided in room and only have chopsticks in restaurant.

The environment is elegant, and I really liked the Western and Japanese style rooms. The spa was also very comfortable 😌... Breakfast is too early, 7:30 and 8:00 – I'm still half asleep! This is a vacation, not going to work. Can't the time be pushed back a bit? We booked dinner, but we arrived late at 7:50 PM, and dinner was gone. We had called them at 7:10 PM to let them know we were stuck in traffic, but the hotel said dinner was gone and wouldn't refund us 😏.

While the building itself is a bit old, both the rooms and bathrooms were clean. Dinner and breakfast were served buffet-style, and for the price, it felt like excellent value for money. Being able to choose our own yukata was a delightful touch. It's about a 10-minute walk to the station, but a paid shuttle service is also available. They also offer amenities like a manga corner, karaoke, and table tennis. There's an on-site souvenir shop, and we enjoyed a 10% discount in the evening, making our purchases very affordable. I would definitely stay here again if I get the chance.

This is top-notch here. I go there every day. The breakfast has a ton of vegetables. I highly recommend the curry rice with some scrambled eggs; it's super delicious. The women's bath doesn't have a sauna.

There are many restaurants in Utsunomiya city, so it was fun at night and we went bar-hopping a lot. We were able to return to the hotel quickly and there was a convenience store nearby, so it was convenient. We stayed on the 12th floor, which felt luxurious. The card key and the nightgown on the hanger were nice, but the air conditioning was old and the vents were dirty, which made my throat hurt. The shower had weak water pressure, but the bathroom was spacious and that was fine. Are there many hotels these days that don't provide lotion-type amenities? Breakfast was expensive, so I went to a nearby bakery to buy some.

The service was impeccable, with the young waiters always smiling. During my seven-day trip to Japan, this was the only place where I experienced the kind of Japanese service I've been seeing online. The room was spacious, and the food and hot springs were excellent. It was a pleasant surprise to find such a hot spring inn in a secluded area like Kawaji Yumoto. The only downside was that the furniture was a bit dated. The filter on the kettle's outlet was rusty and yellowed. I hope it's replaced soon, as it's not a very expensive item.

Breakfast was better than dinner, but both were good. The onsen was good and clean, but I wish they provided towels at the onsen area and not having to bring our own. There were no face towels in the room. The room was old. The floor creaks. But the room was very clean. I did not smell smoke anywhere in the hotel, but it was a bit humid. The staff spoke English well. BONUS: In the game room, there is the old Pole Position car racing game and it works perfectly. Memories of my childhood. I loved this game. The hotel price was excellent for the value.it is beside a beautiful long pedestrian bridge.

It was immaculately clean. The service was also very polite and attentive, which I truly appreciated. We had both dinner and breakfast, and the food was delicious, making for a perfectly satisfying trip.

Check in was quick and easy. The room was nice and comfortable. The location is 1 block from the station. Best of all was the breakfast. Amazing selection of both western and Japanese food. It was delicious!!! I will definitely book here again.

The town seems to be a ghost town, and the ghosts can't be seen during the day. But this hotel is great, there is no bad service, dinner is also absolutely, thank you very much for the Chinese girl in the restaurant, and the front desk brother who can't speak English. Although I didn't see the scenery here in the early winter, I didn't regret coming!