Hotels With Parking in Ibaraki Prefecture, Japan

The service staff is very friendly and kind, the hotel facilities are very clean and new, and the location is very convenient near the JR station and bus station. The room amenities are also very useful, and there are coffee and tea bags available in the lobby. Overall, I am very satisfied.

I was on a business trip to Hitachi City, which was very convenient. There is a large supermarket next to it, and the prices are cheaper than in Tokyo. It is very close to Hitachi Station, which is quite convenient. The breakfast is also quite suitable. It is a typical Japanese hotel with a high cost performance. The disadvantage is that the sound insulation is not very good.

Like most Japanese hotels, the room was small but well-equipped, even coming with a mini-fridge. The service was excellent. It was also quite convenient to stay here for visiting Hitachi Seaside Park to see the nemophila flowers. It's just a few minutes' walk from Mito Station. Right in front of the hotel are the Sakura River and Senba Lake, where we saw wild ducks, swans, and black swans. It's about a 30-minute walk to Kairakuen Garden, a popular spot for locals to stroll and jog. I imagine it would be beautiful during cherry blossom season in spring and plum blossom season in winter.

Located right across Mito station, supermarkets, restaurants, and cafes were easily accessible. The rooms were also a decent size, and the reception staff were very helpful. Parking was 600 JPY a night just outside the hotel.

It was a clean and stylish hotel. It was very convenient as it was close to the station. One thing was that there was a lack of explanation about the location of the parking lot, and they just told me to search online. I had searched online but couldn't find the entrance to the parking lot and got lost, so when I mentioned this at check-in, they didn't seem to mind very much. They just kept explaining about the hotel to me. What kind of training do they give their staff?

Hotel location is behind a few malls with many options for food. For a parking spot it costs 1000yen from check in to check out. It was a good hotel with a main and annex building. It’s starting to look its age but can see the staff very hardworking and friendly which is always a plus. I hope the hotel can start to refurbish in stages as the room has many scuff marks however it’s a good place for one or two nights stay. Thank you.

This time I used a large room, but I can spend comfortably in any single room. The large communal bath is clean and the hot water is good, and it is hard to enter late at night and early in the morning. Breakfast has Japanese and Western food, and there are not many types, but all are delicious. I always use it when I go to Ishioka.

I used the hotel for a meeting right next to it. There are restaurants, 100 yen shops, Muji, a home center, and a supermarket that's open late, all within walking distance. There is an express bus from Tokyo Station to Kashima Shrine every 10 to 20 minutes from the nearby Kashima Central Hotel, so you can get there even without a car. The rooms are spacious for a business hotel, and there is a large public bath. Everything was clean and there was no discomfort whatsoever. I would like to stay here again if I have business in the area in the future.

The hotel is small but the environment is good, just by the sea, there are not many types of breakfast, but the Japanese who are traveling together say that the breakfast here is very good, I don’t feel too much, it’s good to run along the coast in the afternoon, but if you think the waves are noisy, don’t live here.

The hotel staff is friendly and helpful. The room is large for a city center location. It is very convenient to go shopping and eat in 5 minutes. However, the hot spring arrangement is average because it is a public bath and there are many people. Other than that, it feels good.