Best Ibaraki Hotels

"The location of the hotel is good, very close to Ibaraki subway station. The room is small, the service is good"

"Spend omly 20 seconds checking in. Hotel is old but clean and easy access to JR station. Highly recommended for business traveller either to Osaka or Kyoto."

"I stayed here while taking an exam. Right next to JR Ibaraki Station. The location was great. The room was quiet and you couldn't hear the trains. The room was small and very simple. It was clean but had a worn-out feel. The amenities were minimal and there were only two hangers in the double room. The amenities were also minimal and included shampoo, conditioner, body soap, towels, bath towels, toothbrushes and pajamas like a gown. The toothbrush was very hard and I only had to put up with it for one day, but I think it's better to bring your own. I think it's unfair that the large public bath is for men only and women don't have one for the same price. The bathroom smelled of sewage which was unpleasant."

"Overall it is very beautiful, and you can go directly from the station without getting wet even if it rains. I thought it was very convenient to be JR again! The room was clean and nice and relaxing, and the sky spa was great! I wanted to go again."

"Very close to the station, very convenient for shopping or eating, not bad"

"There are very few reviews of this hotel. First of all, it is a real Japanese-style hot spring hotel. It is not convenient to go some way when JR comes out, but the hot spring is free and it is still very good! The room is relatively large, and people who don't understand Japanese may be more troublesome tossing hot spring baths in this hotel. But still like it."

"The building seems to be somewhat old, but the interior is nicely decorated and well-cleaned. The room (twin this time) is also spacious and good. The upper floors have a panoramic view of Minamisenri Park depending on the angle. However, because it is an old building, the faucet is an old type that turns on hot and cold water separately, so if you are not careful, you will get burned by the hot water. Also, due to the structure of the hotel, the soundproofing seems to be a little weak, and on quiet nights you can faintly hear the snoring of the person next door. (It's not too bad, and I think it's not a problem unless you are extremely sensitive to noise.) As for the location, it is directly connected to Minamisenri Station by an aerial corridor, which is convenient. (However, it closes at around 10:30 pm, so I couldn't make it in time.) There was also a general facility with a supermarket and restaurants right next door."