Oyama Kokusai Daiichi Hotel Reviews

If you are looking for a hotel close to the train station then this is a good choice. If you get the room with two beds then it is a pretty good size room, otherwise they are very small rooms. The beds are quite comfortable and the breakfast is adequate.

I was very happy with the service during my stay. Receptionist was very kind and respectful. Enjoyed the free breakfast promotion. I was expecting much with free breakfast but was delighted with what we got.

The size of the room impressed me. It's big for Japan. Conveniently located. Breakfast is an acquired taste.

I don't know about other rooms, but the walls of the room I stayed in were very thin, and if the person next door was doing something near the wall, you could hear it very well. There is a gentle slope from the street to the hotel entrance, but there is no fence, so it may be especially dangerous at night. The location is great, just 1-2 minutes walk from the station.

It was close to the station and there was a rental car nearby, which was nice. For breakfast, there was a light meal (salad and bread, etc.). No rice or other items. It was about 8,000 yen, so if there were other hotels available, I probably wouldn't stay here.

The room is clean. The hotel is located next to Oyama station so it is very convenient. Enthusiastic staff

The staff were very friendly and helpful.

Staying in Xiaoshan is because it is convenient to go to Katsuta to watch Nemophila and Adachi to watch wisteria. It is in the middle of the transfer seat, and there are many trains. Xiaoshan is a small place, and the hotel is an old hotel. It can be seen that the decoration inside is old, but the environment is clean. Although the free continental breakfast is not rich, it is nutritionally balanced and satisfying for me. . The location is diagonally opposite to the station, only a 3-minute walk away, and the traffic is very convenient.

The attitude of the hotel staff is very good, and no discrimination against Chinese people has been found (maybe the front desk personnel are different). The hotel is very close to the station, but the external sound insulation is very good. Don't worry about being disturbed by trams and outside noises. But the water fired by the hotel's hot water kettle has a yellow substance. It is not recommended to use the hotel's kettle to boil water. There is a Don Quixote next to the hotel. Very convenient and convenient.

The order was placed in a hurry, and I will not stay next time.

非常棒，住的很舒服，這是附近位置很不錯的地方了。出行很方便，服務態度很好，下次有機會再會入住的。整體不錯哦哦

環境：交通便利，房間寬敞

Located about a few minutes walk from the Oyama station. Judging from the outside it does not look like a hotel, or is a quite old style hotel. We left out luggage at the hotel before check in time and went out to Ashikaga Flower Park. The purpose of my staying at Oyama is to go to the Ashikaga Flower Park illumination. We figure it may be too late if we attend the illumination until 9~ 10 pm and go back to Tokyo traveling for more than 2 hours drive. The hotel is a 1980’s feel. Our room is very spacious by Japan standard, though a bit dated. The air conditioning is a stand alone type which you can only turn on or off. The bathroom is a big step up from the living room. There is no closet but a few hooks for you to hang your clothes. The twin beds are big for one person to enjoy. The breakfast is provided in the ground floor restaurant. Every guest is served with a plate of salad and ham, while breads and coffee is available as self serve. The restaurant is decent and staff are quite helpful. For Jpy13,700 a night, it is a very good deal. It is an ideal stop if you need to stay in Oyama for a short while.

A hotel located just a few minutes away from Oyama Station. It's quite old, and both the exterior and interior have a Showa-era feel. There is no parking lot and only one elevator. The room is surprisingly spacious, but there is no air conditioning and the bath is old. It's fine if you don't mind the oldness. Breakfast is free, but it's just bread, salad, yogurt, and coffee. I'm grateful that it's free.