The golf course starts early, so I stayed the night before. The building is old and looks like it's from the Showa era, but the plumbing and rooms look like they've been renovated and are clean! ️ The cleaning was thorough and the bedding was very hygienic. In the toilet, washroom, and bath I always have paper towels, which costs money, but I'm thankful for that! I thought so (^^) This was a room without meals for 3,800 yen per person. The staff at the store were also very nice. I want to use it again! There was a rice restaurant called Copan inside the inn. The food was also reasonably priced and very delicious (^^)

I visited for lunch, but I was disappointed as I was chatting with them while serving the rice. There is no awareness of hygiene and there is no awareness that customers are watching. The coffee after the meal was also lukewarm. An amateur store?

The building itself seems old, but it is comfortable to live in. Futon on tatami. There was an air conditioner, and the people at the inn were kind, so I had a good time. It doesn't smell bad, and it's also considerate for women. There are also craftsmen, so meal times are staggered. I'm glad that there is wi-fi as well.

It was a great stay at a reasonable price! The futon was fluffy✨

Used for about 1 month on business trip I was able to do it. The landlady is also nice and the food is delicious. It was very relaxing. Wi-Fi is available in every room It was good.

Right next to JR Bus Kanto Sanrizuka Station. Convenience store (7-11) nearby. The landlady is super kind. 24 hour bubble bath. Dry organic. Accommodation is cheap. Full of amenities. A very bitter inn. Equipped with WIFI

Really nice and quaint place. It doesn't seem like there's a lot to do but I enjoyed my first stay at a ryoukan. I don't have a great proficiency in Japanese but the staff understood that and helped to make sure I understood everything. I stayed there for one night before leaving for the narita airport to head home. Very convenient so I didn't have to get up at 4am to catch a train from Tokyo

This time, due to the long-term power outage caused by Typhoon No. 15, I stayed there as an evacuation. It's a very quaint inn, and I was able to relax in the large tatami room. Anyway, the attentiveness of all the employees is wonderful. Since we couldn't take a bath due to the power outage, they prepared a bath for us so we could take a bath right away. Even after checking out, I was taken care of by bathing and doing laundry (there is a coin laundry). It's a truly wonderful inn. thank you very much!

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I used it on a business trip for about 3 weeks. I think it's an inn with a nice historical atmosphere. However, during the meal, I was served a rice bowl full of soggy rice, so it was quite painful. At first, I got fed up with the breakfast I had ordered and canceled it halfway through. Is that kind of cooking method common around Narita? I don't understand.