Sagamihara Hotels with Bars

I've been using this hotel for about 7-8 years. I was impressed with the service provided by the front desk, but the other day, the master key wouldn't open the door to the large bath, so I had to make three trips from the large bath in the basement to the front desk on the second floor. (lol) It was tough making three trips in the cold of January, wearing light loungewear and being given a different key each time!

I think it's great, and the price is not too expensive. In fact, I found this place because I had a temporary problem with the hotel in Lake Kawaguchi, and I think it's a good deal! I will continue to book this hotel again later!

There is a supermarket that is doing until 23 o'clock nearby, and convenience stores are also convenient. Also, the bus stop is nearby, and it is convenient if the destination is on the route. There is a refrigerator and microwave in the room, and it is good for consecutive nights. I thought the toilet bowl was a little small.

Very near JR station room size is ok compare to Japanish hotel. The room was a bit old an not so clean a lot of dust came out when you open Aircon. So we need to turn of the air con but it Ok since out side Temp was 14 so we open a bit of window to got airflow. After midnight was no train any more so it not to Noise if you open window. ABF was ok have some egg sausage rice with curry Fish . The hotel stuff was very polite. Room Rate is Ok

I thought it was a business hotel, so it was a beautiful room except for it. The restaurant was also a buffet, but there was a healthy menu, and children (3rd grade) could eat it. It would have been better if white rice was delicious rice.

I stayed here for the festival. The room was a simple double room, but it was spacious enough, the window was wide and bright, and there was no feeling of being closed in. The bathtub was deep, so I was able to take a relaxing bath after coming back from the festival. I couldn't hear any noise from next door or the hallway, and it was quiet outside. There were amenities and pajamas, so it was convenient. The bed was spacious enough for two people to sleep in, and even if the person next to me turned over in their sleep, it didn't shake, so I slept well. There was a wide variety of breakfast options, so I ate a lot. The quality is amazing for free!! There was a BIG-A nearby, so I was able to buy snacks and juices cheaply. It was convenient because it was close to the station. The front desk staff were also kind. The young woman with glasses was very funny and made an impression on me. The only thing I noticed was that the back of the water tap was brown, but other than that, there was no dust or hair and it was very clean. I would like to stay here again.

It is within 10 minutes from the hotel to the business trip destination, so it is very helpful in the location condition. If you are dissatisfied, it is a meal. Breakfast is a Viking form, but there is only one microwave oven to warm frozen rice balls for 3 minutes, so it is really troublesome when there are many customers. It is very unusable because it is placed in a narrow place with frozen rice balls, microwave ovens, food, water supply (water, tea, miso soup). I don't want to come with my family.

It was conveniently located near the station! There is a yakitori restaurant on the second floor, and guests can get a 10% discount. However, you must spend 2000 yen or more to get there. There are many restaurants near JR Fuchinobe Station, so it is not recommended for business travelers. It is two stops from JR Machida Station.

There is a large bath on the first floor of the hotel, soak in the middle of the night, soak in the morning before departure. Breakfast is so sloppy, there are also some, but the win is free, good. The hotel is a bit far from the station. The nearest one is JR Shanggou Station, which takes more than 20 minutes.

When I booked, there was only a smoking room available, so I added a special request to see if I could switch to a non-smoking room. But when I checked in, I was told that there were no non-smoking rooms for the next day. I had to make do with it. Because I was going to the University of Zoology, I chose to stay in Hashimoto, which was the nearest station, and it was only one JR station away. It was really basic facilities. Fortunately, it was clean. The breakfast options were also basic. In fact, choosing to stay in Hachioji was also convenient.