It was a somewhat traditional Japanese room. Room was clean when we arrived, parking across the street was very affordable. The beds were on the floor making it hard to get up and down from it. The bathroom was very cozy and water pressure was good, service was exceptional.

Nice location, service also nice attitude. Only the front desk almost cannot communicate in English which is inconvenient to a foriener like me.

The location is very ideal--about 3 minute walk from the train station and across the street from many restaurants open late. The front desk service was also courteous. They knew I didn't speak Japanese before I arrived so when I did arrive, they were fully prepared to address me in English. They also gifted me a face mask upon arrival which was unprecedented, and they have an in-hotel onsen (I did not go but I've heard it was nice from my colleagues). In addition, it was the most modern-looking hotel I've been to so far in Japan. The room itself was quite spacious. There was a large desk and the bed was a queen, and I liked that there was a full sized mirror in the room. It was also the first hotel I've been to where you have to insert your keychain into a wall socket in order to turn on all the lights. That was quite cool and also can prevent forgetting your key since it's right by the door. Only complaint is the wifi is a bit slow to connect, although I've found that many hotels in Japan have this problem so it's not just here.

Very nice hotel, clean and edged, spacious room with public and private bath, comfortable! The only setback is the breakfast miso soup is too oily

Very tiny and creen. Breakfast is no only good quality but also wide range variation. All staff are kind.

Awesome employees and very good rooms for the price.

Very good service!!! Food was okay though, long wait

Excellent