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Old-fashioned Japanese hotel with good service and good environment. There are also supermarkets nearby and it is very convenient to take a car. Leisure travel is very good.

Standard Japanese business hotel, albeit with an onsen and newer than most. Breakfast is adequate, with western coffee on offer. Location is not central, but within 10-15 minutes walking distance to Shimo-Isaka station, restaurants, and a supermarket. Not exactly geared towards non-Japanese travelers, since the staff hardly speaks English and the hotel information given is only in Japanese. Extremely satisfied with it considering the affordable room rate.

The hotel is few minutes walk from station. Very convenient and hotel staffs are helpful snd friendly.

Close to JR Wakayama station, whilst not on the most exciting side, there's still plenty of food options for dinner. The hotel is what you would expect from the Toyoko Inn chain if you've ever stayed with them before: efficient check in, good service, small but clean and comfortable rooms. Breakfast is the usual basic Japanese fare with toast as a Western option, with limited seating. They strangely seemed to be lacking knives, so other hotel guests as well as myself were using forks, spoons and chopsticks to try and spread the jam on the toast! A well priced hotel which gives me the basics I need for a good night's rest.

I stayed in Wakayama for the first time. There were few restaurants around the east exit of JR Wakayama Station where the hotel is located, but there was no problem because I could go to the west exit through the connecting passage. There was a convenience store nearby, and buses to Kansai International Airport were also arriving and departing from the bus terminal at the JR East Exit. The hotel room was based on black and I was able to sleep slowly.

It is a hot spring hotel in Inunayama, Izumisano city. I used it for day trip bath after barbecuing nearby. The hot spring here has an inner bath and an open-air bath. It is not so wide, but both can enter the river in front of you, especially the open-air bath has an open feeling and feels good. I think the hotel itself is clean and it feels good to stay. However, it is a man bath, but the stairs from the inner bath to the open-air bath are subtly different and easy to toe, and the stairs of this tree are null and slippery when wet. Overall, I want to use it again with a pleasant bath. Wi-Fi is available.

There were a huge number of overnight guests, and many day-trippers. I had no idea that there was such a crowded hot spring inn other than the major budget chain hotels. It seemed almost fully booked. I have been staying at hot spring inns for about 15,000 yen for the past few years, but there are few that are thriving, except for public inns. This inn has been renovated carefully. The food is not the best, but everything is not bad. The hot spring is warm and has good heat retention. At inns with many guests, it is best to bathe late at night. When there are many guests, it can be psychologically oppressive, but it is best not to worry about it. In any business transaction, if it is not due to the trend of the time, it is probably because the guests feel that it is worth it. It is difficult to know whether a place is worth it or is valuable to you just by word of mouth, so you have to find a place and stay there. This inn seems to be good at attracting group guests. The group guests seem to be in a good mood.