Hotel Nanvan Hamanako ★★★

"I stayed for work. The room was a single non-smoking room, but the room was relatively large and clean, the bed was generally prepared in double size, the washroom was larger than the usual unit bath type, and the bathtub was also available. I was able to stretch my 158 cm legs loosely and use the bath salts of the amenities lined up on the first floor, but I was very comfortable and healed. TV can also be seen on YouTube and amoeba 々, and there is a hotel site where you can freely see magazines (although I didn't have the timing to use it), you can enjoy enough time in the hotel. There was a supermarket a few minutes walk away for eating and drinking, and there were restaurants, more and more convenience stores nearby. It seemed that you could eat instant vending machines such as ramen and yakisoba in the building, and the hotel's original bowl. Ice cream was also sold for 200 〜 300 yen, free coffee and shaved ice were prepared by self-service, and it was a reservation from a cheap site, but it was an incredible sense of fulfillment. It was very grateful and wonderful that the service efforts of the hotel were transmitted. .. I would like to stay again if I have a chance to come here."

Tabist Hamanako No Yado Kosai ★★

"It was so cheap I was a bit worried, but I used it when traveling from Chiba to Osaka. The bath can be reserved for private use (until 9 PM). Depending on the plan, staff will be available at the front desk to assist you until 7 PM. After 7 PM, you can check in using the front desk tablet. Since I arrived at 8 PM, I checked in by myself. It's noticeably old, but they've made improvements in many areas, such as using LINE instead of an internal phone line, and it was good considering the price. Keep it up. It was nice to have privacy for the same price as a dormitory. There's also a convenience store right in front, which is convenient. I'd like to use it again when I visit my hometown."

Kuretake-Inn Hamanako ★★★

"The hotel is old, and the refrigerator, for example, is very noisy; I had to turn it off to avoid sleeping. Cleanliness wasn't terrible, but it wasn't perfect either (we found a lot of dust upon check-in), but the breakfasts were delicious. It's close to the station, but there's not much to do in the area. We came for a nearby festival, so the location worked for us."

Hotel Route-Inn Hamanako ★★★

"You can bring your bike into the room, which is great for cyclists."

Asashio ★★

Guesthouse Araiso ★★

"The room was very dirty, walls were moldy and we found roaches in the room. I definitely wouldn’t recommend. However the staff were very friendly."