"The hotel boasts an excellent location, very close to Odawara Station. As a chain hotel, the service was good; check-in was self-service, but front desk staff were readily available to help. On the first floor, the lobby offered convenient complimentary amenities like small soaps, facial cleansers, and lotions for guests to pick up. The room was quite small, barely fitting one suitcase. Regarding hygiene, I had the persistent feeling that the bedding wasn't very clean – my skin felt itchy the day after sleeping there, and it cleared up immediately after I switched to a different hotel the next night. The hotel provides a traditional Japanese buffet breakfast, which was very generous, and you could even pack food to go if you were in a hurry. Being a Japanese chain brand, there were many Japanese guests staying there, suggesting it has a good reputation locally."
"The hotel's location is super convenient, right above Odawara Station. The lobby is on the fourth floor, easily accessible from the third-floor station concourse – no need to go down to the street to find it. The breakfast buffet restaurant is also great, with a wide variety of food, including local seafood specialties. It's located on the top floor, with an outdoor terrace offering lovely views of Odawara's historic castle and the cityscape. The room itself is quite basic; the pajamas and bedding are nothing special, and the pillow is too flat. The bathroom counter is also a bit low."
"A very nice place to stay with a good location to the Odawara castle. Room condition was wonderful and it's size was big enough for a couple. We enjoyed kindness of the staff. We will come back to here if we visit Odawara again."
"Is a very relaxing onsen hotel with a great companion of free parking, unlimited free flow of drinks and alcohol, free supper ramen and helpful front desk staff assist when check in.. the hotel is just located near to the train station and old town.. really highly recommended and worth it."
"We stayed at the hotel for 2 days. Be aware that Google Maps gives incorrect directions, leading you up a hill from which you cannot access the reception. Luckily, a kind woman we met along the way showed us the correct route. The room was clean and spacious, with comfortable beds and everything we needed. There's a pleasant small onsen included in the stay, for which you only need to pay an additional 150 yen per person per night as a tax. It's a shame the outdoor pool wasn't working. Complimentary drinks are available at the bar both during the day and in the evening. On our departure day, it was raining heavily, and the hotel arranged a free transfer to the station for us."
"I booked a private hot spring room, 800 a night for a twin bed. The surroundings are really nice, and the air is fresh. The front desk offers complimentary drinks and an ice machine. The only, *only* downside is that the bottom part of the private hot spring's door frame is corroded by water, but it doesn't affect the stay. I hope the hotel gets it fixed soon. After booking, they immediately sent a confirmation and followed up with multiple email reminders and notifications, which was very thoughtful. There's a bus stop right next door. The only other minor inconvenience is that the nearest convenience store is a bit far, but the hotel also has vending machines and a restaurant, so you generally don't need to go to a convenience store. It's well-suited for those traveling by chartered car or in groups. The room is also very spacious. Overall, it was a great experience."
"This was my third stay here. Last time I stayed for about a week, but this time it was just two nights. I appreciate the casual atmosphere more than a luxurious one, which I think is a good thing (even though it's a bit pricey for me). The building, rooms, and location truly offer an experience and an escape that's worth more than the price. My only suggestion for improvement is regarding the restaurant's dinner menu, which only offers wood-fired dishes and French courses. If there were à la carte options or individual dishes, solo travelers like myself could enjoy the food more. The taste was good, though I understand preferences vary. As for service, the plates were cleared a bit too quickly – it felt like they wanted me to leave sooner. While not all foreign staff were problematic, there were times when language barriers made for unpleasant experiences. However, the Japanese staff were consistently wonderful, providing excellent service and kindness. I was particularly impressed by a staff member named Kondo; I'd try to poach them for my own company! Overall, it was another great stay, thank you! And I was pleasantly surprised to see a deer in the backyard, haha."
"The room is spacious as advertised, the hotel is a bit old but overall is still comfortable and relaxing. The in room hot spring is awesome with nice view of the lake. The open air public bath is not very big but it's fine when no crowded. The observatory deck (Take the stairs from 4th floor) is slightly below expectations due to the handprints on the window but it's still a nice place to chill. The food for dinner and breakfast have limited choices but the taste is good. You can have the view of Mt Fuji outside the lounge on a clear sky day. Free shuttle from hotel is available to pick up at Motohakone pier and the bus (Hakone Free Pass) to Hakone Yumoto station is available at the front of the hotel."
"The room was a bit small, making it difficult to fully open two suitcases. However, the hotel's prime location was a big plus; it was easy to find and close to the station, which was convenient for dragging luggage. Breakfast was just okay, with too many cold options – I left feeling disappointed. There were also too few public baths, but the water temperature was good. The front desk even offered Chinese-speaking service. The concierge was proactive in greeting guests."
"A little piece of paradise outside of Tōkyō. Private bath and spa with a unisex infinity pool on the top floor (with bathing suits). So relaxing, lovely staff and good food. Could totally relax."
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GGuest UserThe landlord and staff are very very nice!! We went to see the fireworks festival that day and didn't have time to check in. We came back very late. They called us in advance to arrange the check-in procedures for us. They made many calls to trouble them. Thank you very much! There is a big orange tree at the entrance of the hotel. The room is very beautiful. It is a standard Japanese-style room with a large area. The room at this price and location is very cost-effective. It is very convenient to go to Hakone and Atami. There are no problems except for the shared bathroom and poor sound insulation, which are common problems of Japanese-style rooms. The room I stayed in did not have curtains. I was woken up by the sun very early. If I want to sleep a little longer, I still need to wear an eye mask.
XXiaosang2001The hotel has a great location, not far from the station and even closer to Odawara Castle. It's about 700 meters from Miyukihama, which is basically within walking distance. There are plenty of restaurants, convenience stores, and supermarkets nearby, making it easy to find places to eat. The hotel provides breakfast. The rooms are a good size, clean, hygienic, and well-equipped. Overall, it's a great hotel.
MMORI_P.This is quite a large hotel, and while it definitely shows its age, it's well-maintained and tidy. The room I had this time offered incredibly beautiful views and was very spacious.
I particularly enjoyed how the lobby felt very 'backroom-esque' late at night when no one was around – it could almost be a unique selling point! 😂
In terms of location, it's fairly convenient if you have a car, though there's one section with a rather rough mountain road to get up, which might be uncomfortable for performance cars.
LLaura.conWas pretty small both in terms of the room and the facilities but the staff were lovely, had all the amenities you could need and a 5-10 min walk to the station.
Really good value for money and was perfect for solo travellers.
GGuest UserReally great. Very Japanese, clean, exclusive, huge round hot tub in the bathroom, n people sleeping in the bedroom on the second floor (to confirm the number of people allowed). Can cook. 100 meters from the sea. The owner is very fluent in English. The only thing to pay attention to is that this house has fewer receptionists and needs to communicate in advance. Generally, it can be done early on the same day. If the reception staff rushes back at other points, they have to wait a while, but they can be used in the advanced room. In fact, it is fine. We didn't know it was exclusive, so we waited in the living room haha. In addition, there is no desk, you can sit on the floor, and you will be sore when you work. It is really comfortable if you don't work. 20 minutes walk from the station. Very amazing stay experience.
GGuest UserThe service was good and the place is very convenient to everyone. It is easy to go to the train station and easy to find good restaurants. I had a wonderful experience.
BB BartlettOlder hotel - room nicely upgraded. Problem was, hotel only had 1 small old elevator for all of the hotel. Slow and inconvenient. Staff excellent and safe parking for our trikes.
GGuest UserThe sparrow is small and complete. Overall, I am very satisfied, especially the location of the hotel, which is excellent. It is just a few steps from Odawara Station! The front desk service is very warm and the communication method feels extremely comfortable.
AAnonymous UserThe hotel in Odawara is really not very easy to find. Finally, I chose this homestay. The price of 1,000 RMB a day is acceptable. After all, 4 people lived and stayed for two days.
To remind everyone is to take everyone's luggage cautious, I have three 30-inch and a 20-inch suitcase, first there is no elevator at Zaochuan Station, up and down the stairs, luggage has to be moved down and moved up. Then the store arranged for me a room on the 4th floor. There were stairs. When I checked in, I moved up and went down. At this hottest time, I felt like I was about to hang up. Then the room on the roof was the hottest, facing the sun all day. There is an air conditioner in the room, the bathroom is particularly hot, the room area is quite generous, two bedrooms, two single beds and one double bed, other facilities are basically available, check-in time must be 4 pm, I don’t know if I can go in in advance, health is OK, The corridor is a bit dilapidated. There is a swallow nest on the roof of the corridor. I lived in several swallows and felt a little like the 80s. At night, it was very quiet outside, and there was basically no shadow on the road. After all, the surrounding area of the small city.
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In recent years, public awareness for body health has increased, so many hotels have fitness rooms. Hilton Odawara Resort & Spa (from MXN3,349) is popular hotel with a fitness room.
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Which popular hotels near Sumiyoshi Bridge have pools?
Many people travel to Odawara Sumiyoshi Bridge for a family road trip during the summer or long holidays. Hilton Odawara Resort & Spa (from MXN3,349) is a popular hotel with a pool, great for cooling down after a fun day out.