4-Star Hotels in Ibaraki Prefecture, Japan

Located right next to Mito Station, its accessibility is arguably the best in the Mito area. The hotel's interior, from the lobby to the guest rooms, is beautifully designed, very stylish, and comfortable. The breakfast was excellent, and the DIY sticky rice bowl was particularly memorable. It allowed me to enjoy a taste of Mito and gave me energy for the day. I was completely satisfied with the location, breakfast, and atmosphere of this hotel, and I would definitely like to stay here again when I'm in Mito.

I was overwhelmed by the openness and design of the dome more than I imagined. There was a projector, so we were able to enjoy our stay by watching movies and watching YouTube. I was very happy to see the Netflix account because it was dedicated to the room. It was a very comfortable time to sleep!

The room was spacious, making it easy to open large suitcases. There's a big public bath and a laundry room, and breakfast was good. The room was quiet and peaceful. The hotel is right across from the station; you just take the pedestrian bridge down and you're there. If you have luggage, though, you'll need to take the elevator on the left side of the bridge down to street level, cross the zebra crossing, and then you're at the hotel. We visited in March when the plum blossoms were in full bloom. You can walk from the hotel through the station to Kairakuen Garden and then take the train back.

This hotel is just beside Mito train station. It's super convenient to get around the area whether by bus or train. There's also a lot of shops and restaurants nearby. Hotel room although is not very big but it's pretty comfortable for 2 of us, it is also clean and quiet.

There is a small park at the door, full of green space, and it is also convenient to shop nearby. Tsukuba has a beautiful environment, no noise at all, very quiet and peaceful, and it is also convenient to eat nearby

A decent hotel. The service was excellent. They offered free dandan noodles for a late-night snack. The hot springs were excellent. It happened to be the Lantern Festival, and the open-air baths, enjoying the cool breeze and bright moonlight, were quite relaxing. Just be sure to pay attention to the bus schedule from the hotel to the station. When booking, I thought it would run every hour, but it turned out to be only available at 15:10. Although we missed the shuttle, the bus was quite convenient. Just be sure to prepare small change in cash or PayPay. I personally think the 100-year-old plum wine is superb. Highly recommended.

It was a wonderful stay. The room was spacious and clean, and the large windows offered a great view. We also got free access to the hot springs next door, so it was great value for money.

This hotel is perfect for family trips. It's located in front of the station and there's a convenience store nearby. The rooms are spacious and very clean. The large communal bath on the first floor is also spacious, and the breakfast is delicious. Absolutely nothing to complain about!

The other day, I climbed Mount Tsukuba and planned to take the cable car down, but unfortunately, the cable car was undergoing inspection, so I ended up walking down instead. I was exhausted around 4:00 p.m., but a soak in Kamenoi Hotel's hot springs was rejuvenating. As the sun set, I was captivated by the glittering night view of Mount Fuji and the Skytree from my seventh-floor room. The room was well-cleaned, and the staff were very friendly. However, after washing my sweaty laundry at the laundromat, large fluffs fell out when I opened the dryer. It would be nice if they'd be more careful about things like that... However, I'd definitely stay at Kamenoi Hotel again when I visit Mount Tsukuba again. Thank you.

The room is very spacious, much larger than expected. Although it is in the annex, it is very convenient. After getting off the bus, you can take the elevator to the second floor of the main building at Tsukuba Center, and then take the elevator/stairs down to the first floor to check in. There is a reminder to recycle toothbrushes inside. It is worthy of being Japan, environmentally friendly♻️ The sunken square next to the door is also quite design-oriented. There are very few people.