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Nice hotel, spacious rooms, a restaurant on the first floor, breakfast and dinner. The fly in the ointment is that it is a bit far from the electric rail station, and it is not convenient if there are more luggage. But because it is on the edge of the provincial road, the hotel also has a parking lot, so it is suitable for people traveling by car.

This is a business hotel located about 5 minutes walk from Kakogawa Station. Perhaps because the building itself also houses the Kakogawa Chamber of Commerce and Industry and the Kakogawa Junior Chamber of Commerce, it also serves as a social gathering place for those who belong to the chamber of commerce. The furnishings and artwork add to the luxurious feel. In addition to the hotel's restaurants, there are several convenience stores, izakayas, and cafes along the way from the station, so you won't have any inconvenience in eating or procuring food. The size and cleanliness of the rooms are comparable to other business hotels. The bathroom is similarly small, but it is kept very clean and there are hardly any stains that can no longer be removed due to the use of many guests, so I think it is comfortable to use. On the other hand, the key to enter and exit the guest room is made of metal, not a card key. The elevators that go up and down the guest room floors are also not equipped with dedicated sensors to stop the elevators on the floor you are using. Guests who are used to key card access to their rooms may feel a little concerned about security. The best feature of this hotel is its quietness. Despite being close to the station, you can hardly hear the hustle and bustle of trains and cars coming and going. Also, the air conditioner and refrigerator are quiet, so you can sleep soundly at night without hearing any unnecessary noise. I don't think there is anything particularly noteworthy about the staff's customer service, which they do by not getting too close to each other and keeping a reasonable distance from each other. This business hotel is located about a 5-minute walk from Kakogawa Station. The building itself is also home to the Kakogawa Chamber of Commerce and Industry and the Kakogawa Junior Chamber of Commerce and Industry, making it a social gathering place for people who belong to the Chamber of Commerce and Industry. In addition to the hotel's restaurant, there are several convenience stores, taverns, and cafes along the route from the station, so there are no inconveniences in terms of food or groceries. The size and cleanliness of the guest rooms and other structures are comparable to other business hotels. Bathrooms are similarly small, but they are kept so clean and comfortable that there are few stains, etc. that can no longer be removed due to use by many guests. On the other hand, the key to enter and exit the guest rooms is a metal key, not a card key. The elevators to and from the guestroom floors are also not equipped with dedicated sensors to stop the elevator at the floor to be used. Guests accustomed to the system of entering guest rooms by card key may feel a little uneasy about security. The most important feature of this hotel is its quietness. Despite its proximity to the train station, you will hardly hear the hustle and bustle of train and car traffic. The air conditioner and refrigerator are also quiet, and you will be able to sleep soundly at night without hearing any unnecessary noise. The staff's customer service is not overly approachable, but they maintain a moderate distance, and I don't think there is anything in particular to mention.

The hotel opened on November 23, 2019, and the facilities were beautiful and perfect because it was about half a year. It is a 7 story building, but the hotel is up to 5 〜 7 floor. There is a affiliated parking lot, but it is about 3 minutes walk adjacent to it, and the price was also firmly 900 yen ／ days. Because it is near the station, restaurants and convenience stores are nearby and convenient. The front desk was kind and polite. There is no room key and it is unlocked with a password given at check-in. The room is small and when you open a little larger suitcase, there is no scaffolding. There are minimum amenities required, shaver, brush and gowns at the front desk and the entrance to the public bath. The TV in the room is about 50 inches, and you can use apps such as YouTube and Netflix in addition to ground digital. The natural hot spring is 4 people, and about 6 and 7 people are the largest and a little narrow, but the congestion situation can be confirmed on the TV in the room, so it can be used for the free time. The dryer in the dressing room is a Panasonic nanoe thing and you can use good things. However, the edge of the washbasin and the air conditioner filter were not cleaned well. Breakfast is a buffet, and there are not many items, but there is also baked bread and you can be satisfied. Miso soup is instant, but I felt high in salt. If you don't need to clean the room during the night, you can get mineral water. After breakfast, there is a polite greeting when you get off the 1 floor by elevator, and your heart is warm.

It was the second use this time, but it was very clean and beautiful as in the previous time. I would like to use it with my wife and two people next time.

I like it Convenient for going out by train. The three-dimensional parking lot in the neighborhood uses the discount ticket given by the hotel to 700 yen per night. The hanging futon is completely covered in the cover. Breakfast is delicious (miso soup is handmade and others). Unfortunately, TV does not synchronize with smartphones. There are few outlets in the room.

I've stayed here before, and the area around Seishin Chuo Station has been renovated, so I was able to enjoy it. The hotel room and bathtub were spacious and nice. I think if the lighting in the room was a little brighter, I would spend more time in the room.

To be honest, there are no toilets and showers in the room. I went to the public bath and took a shower. Fortunately, I was alone. I went to the public toilet to wash. I was suddenly overwhelmed by the Japanese toilet culture. The automatic flushing and flip-top toilets are impressive. I only love this toilet. It is clean and fresh. Enjoy the toilet time. Traditional tatami mats, non-smoking rooms, no dreams after bathing. The Japanese are very quiet, and the only perception of poor sound insulation is the clear cough next door. The whole wall of comics in the corridor is nostalgic. When I left, I realized that there was no elevator, so I was confused again and carried the oversized luggage by myself. Goodbye here means not coming again.

The facilities were sufficient for one person and it was comfortable.