Koriyama Hotels with Pools

Located across the west exit rotary of Koriyama station, there are stores and blood donation rooms on the first floor, and convenience stores on the first floor are put from the inside of the building, so it is convenient to shop without being wet in the rain. The hotel front desk is on the 4 floor, check-in is manned, and payment is done by self machine. The elevator up to the room is a type of touching the room card to the sensor and pressing the accommodation floor button. The room was large to some extent, and there was no feeling of pressure, the interior was stylish, but there was a little tiresome in the furniture. Wifi speed is high speed with down sliding up. Between the bathroom and the toilet, it was partitioned by a glass door, and the bathroom was large and overhead shower, and it was comfortable to take a bath. Breakfast is a Japanese buffet from 6 o'clock at the restaurant on the second floor and it is helpful to get breakfast from early hours. I was able to spend comfortably, and if there is a large bath...

5/5. Our three man group, including my father, friend and myself, stayed in the corner room on the fourth floor from around September 24th-27th. We stayed in Japan for 20 days total, visiting Osaka, Kyoto, Hakone-en, Tokyo and eventually Kōriyama and then another place in Osaka. We stayed in four hotels and one B&B during that time, and this was by far my favourite place that we stayed at throughout the entire trip. The room easily fit the three of us and was the best value we got out of a hotel by leaps and bounds. This was a fantastic place to stay and unwind after Tokyo. The location is just a six minute walk from Kōriyama Station which is fairly central to a lot of places worth sightseeing, although Koriyama itself is pretty incredible, especially if you want to escape the heat and bustle of places like Tokyo or Osaka. The reason to come here is the raw value and what you get for staying here. The staff here are very gracious and patient. They have a public bath/spa with incredible facilities, including a sauna, cold bath, lay down pools, you name it. They seemed very relaxed about tattoos; two of the people had very large and hard to sleeve tattoos. Neither of them ended up using the spa, which is honestly their loss, but they seemed fine with having them in as long as they covered them with a towel. I’m pretty terrible at the Japanese language, so at first I assumed it would cost money to use the spa, however the (incredibly nice and helpful) lady working there insisted I could go in. What I ended up getting for free was an onsen experience that I paid ~$100 Canadian for previously. For free, to reiterate, and it’s open incredibly late, with complimentary probiotic drinks/ice-cream in the morning and night respectively. The entire second floor is a marvel. They have a place just off to the side of the spa where you can pour your own beer on tap for 300 yen which is also a large manga library. You can do your laundry in there as well, set it in and go for a back, come back and get an ice cream and chill. I honestly felt like a king. I’m almost certain they had free soba at a specific time too, but never got the chance to use it. There is a massage parlour on that floor as well where you can book your times in advance which my friend got to use, and by his own words it was well worth it. There are so many good things I could say about this place, but they also went above and beyond and blew my expectations of service out of the water. During one day of sightseeing one of our group left some souvenirs inside of a taxi as we were on our way back to the train station. By the time we got back to the hotel, the staff had already been contacted by the taxi company and arranged to have the souvenirs dropped off, which we picked up on the same day. I wish I knew enough of the language to ask for more details on what exactly happened, but this one interaction cemented in my mind just how incredibly nice and just plain good the people are in Japan, and

At first glance, it looks like a city hotel, but it feels like a cheap business hotel, and the room is very old, and the floor and walls feel filthy. The size of the room is not cramped, but the unit bathroom is small, and when you sit on the toilet seat, the front of your knees is almost a wall and stress. Also, the shower water pressure is weak. A mysterious layout that the TV is in front of the bathroom door. Is it open and watch TV while sitting in the toilet or soaking in the bathtub? I don't have such a hobby .... I feel like it was beautiful when it was new, but I feel like I'm staying here for consecutive nights. It is inconvenient that there is no power supply around the bed, the remote control of the air conditioner is tilted, and the width is narrow while leaving the appearance that there was a wider bed. (It's enough to sleep alone) I feel like I've replaced it with a bed. The floor and the stains on the bathroom make me feel particularly depressed.

On the other side of downtown, there is a little from the station. Is it reasonable for that? Breakfast was small, but it was usually delicious. Scrambled eggs, boiled *, sausage, Chicken basil boiled, yogurt, fruit, salad, cereal, bread, etc. 24 hours coffee? I could drink for free, and if I didn't get in the parking lot, I would have a little bit of a place. It's not far away, but when I came back from shopping, I was unable to stop at the hotel parking lot. and there's a loan.

I was used by motorcycle, but I was going to the parking lot of the West Exit No.1 bicycle, but I was a little worried about passing the interceptor and stopping in the parking lot, but the next morning I was worried. Where is the commercial facility in front of the station? It was a parking lot. The price is 3850 yen! It was higher than the hotel fee that I stayed at the Chisan Hotel for a cheap trip! From the next time, I want to find a hotel with a parking space that can be stopped by a motorcycle as a lesson. This time it became the ninth time in the reprint support touring, it became the form of unexpected support. Until the last time, even in Koriyama's hotel, the parking lot was mostly stopped, so I saw it sweet. The response of the hotel staff was great, but it was a puppet.

The downtown area is close and there is a convenience store in 1F. Very convenient. You can go to the station in 7 minutes. It was along the national highway, but the room was quiet.

After the renovation from Hotel Royal Koriyama in May 2021, the hotel name was Hotel Global View Koriyama. From the Koriyama station east exit rotary, the station main street was advanced, and the narrow alley on the left side was entered, and the front desk was located on the third floor which rose by the elevator, and the check-in payment was manned. The room is compact and there is no pressure, and there is a large bath on the basement floor, so there is no bathtub only in the shower. Wifi does not feel stress even in high-speed, video, etc. with up and down. The large bath on the basement floor touches the rule key to the sensor, and there is a dial type security box. There are eight bathroom washrooms, about 10 people in the inner bath, and there is no open-air bath, but there is a sauna and a water bath. There was a hot water place on the same floor. Breakfast was a Japanese style buffet in the lounge space next to the front desk on the third floor, and there were many green curry. The room was renewed beautifully in the corridor and was comfortable.

I booked after entering GW, so I had few choices of room type, but I was able to stay satisfactory. The hotel restaurant is full by the time zone (because there are few restaurants that can walk to the neighborhood), if you eat outside, check in in advance or check in I think it will feel like going out by car. The public bath was a little hot. The parking lot was large, so it was okay even if it was a little big car.