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The river view is very good, the environment is clean, parking is convenient, the room is clean, the staff is satisfactory and friendly, and it is close to the tram station, which is also very convenient for going to the night market.

Very convenient location, just opposite to the JR station. We can have a view of JR station from our room. The restaurant - Rita Shokudo, which is not far from the hotel, is super good. The room is standard Japanese size but the room is good in size for 2 persons. About 10 to 15 mins walk to the main shopping street and food market.

Not too far from Kochi Station, and you can easily walk to the famous Hirome Market and Kochi Castle. Alternatively, the front desk offers free bicycle rentals. Laundry is free, and drying costs 100 yen for 30 minutes. There's free coffee and a microwave on the first floor. Parking right in front of the hotel is free. The hotel was almost fully booked during our stay. However, the facilities are showing significant age, which makes the cleanliness situation feel like even with their best efforts to clean and maintain, it still comes across as messy and unkempt.

the room size is very small for 2 persons. the luggage has to be closed all time to make way and can only open 1 at a time. breakfast was a fixed set with combination of Japanese and western. the location is walking distance to hirome market and shopping street..

Less than a 10-minute walk from Kochi Station Convenient location near Hirome Market The building itself has a Showa-era feel and looks old, but the interior was clean and tidy. Good points 👍 - Streaming services like Amazon Prime and Hulu are available - Free breakfast (soft drinks, soup, boiled food*, several types of bread) - Bottled water is available for a fee, but a pot of water is provided. Not-so-good points 👎 - The hairdryer is fixed in the bathroom (old-fashioned) and has very weak airflow - No conditioner, only rinse-in shampoo (my hair became very stiff 😭) - Plenty of power outlets, but no USB direct charging There are some downsides, but considering the price, it's about what you'd expect. Overall, I'm fairly satisfied.

Beds are comfortable but, room is old and not so clean. Location is good and closed to walking street.

今回の宿泊は出張のためでした。昔から「タウングループ」にはお世話になっています。 スタッフの対応も良く、コストを下げるために努力されている所は勉強になります。 建物は古いですがバスルームなど、清潔さは保たれていると思います。 今回ひとつ残念だったのがカーテンボックスに綿ホコリが付いていた事です。 あれが無かったらもっと良い評価が出来ました、 それでもまた利用したいと思いました。 いつもありがとうございます。

A small cozy hostel in the city center is only 8 people. No registration stands, you need to call and recognize the code from the lock. I couldn't call, I was helped by the girl living in the hostel.  Two common zones - kitchen and room with tatami.

The hotel is dated but has lots of charm! Yes, the fittings and furniture is old and outdated but everything is working as it should. The room (twin room) was generous in space by Japan standards. Here are some plus points about the hotel: 1) The windows can be opened fully to allow generous amounts of wind in (not the usual small openings). 2) The hotel staff are so generous and kind, they allowed us to check-in early and check-out late without charge! This is also the reason why we will definitely stay here again if we are in Kochi. 3) Hotel is located in the heart of all the bars (there were hoards of salarymen hanging around the area in the night and it gets very lively) 4) It’s a cosy hotel with no frills (so bring your own shampoo and conditioner if you are fussy about it). To manage your expectations, note the following: 1) It’s an old establishment, so don’t expect everything to be sparkling new or matching. No usb outlet charging as well. 2) Due to the location, you might hear lots of street noise if you open the windows at night. All in all, a wonderful little charming hotel, run by people who have the interests of their guests. Highly recommended!

Hiking the OHenro, an inexpensive place to stay for 2 nights. Best part was the location, very quiet, close to the river. Hotel is dated, but good value, who cares if the bath tile is from the 80's, like all things Japanese, still spotless.