Best Tochigi Hotels

The hotel is quite old image, but the staff was very good and greeted with a smile, is it inconvenient if it is not a car in the city hall in front of you? The view is not expected from the window, and the morning meal was delicious. When I heard the place where I could eat nearby, I introduced the shop in front of me, but I would like to confirm it properly on holiday.

I stayed in a Japanese-style room in this hotel 10 years ago and it was a very good experience. I booked a double room this time. The facilities were a bit outdated. There was a musty smell when I first entered the room. Just spray it with the deodorant on the table and it will be fine. The location of the hotel is very good. It is in the center of Tochigi. It is only a few minutes away from the Babami River and the old prefectural office. There is a department store across the street. There is a 24-hour convenience store in two or three minutes' walk. The train station is about one kilometer away.

We had everything we needed as a guesthouse. It was good because the location was good for sightseeing and the price was cheap.

The hotel was nice and modern, located right next to the train station. The rooms were comfortable, spacious and very clean. Check in on a machine was not very easy to grasp but the staff offered some help.

A very nice place, much better than showed on this app. The sakura view from the resting room near onsen was amazing.

I'll remodel the 20-foot container and make it a room. There is a refrigerator, microwave oven and kettle in the room. The bathroom unit is clean, clean, there is no cement smell peculiar to the building, and it is highly appreciated. However, the insulation performance was poor, and even the outside temperature was 1 ℃, the air conditioner 30 ℃, the room temperature was not 18 ℃. There's no chair.

Because I went to Ashikaga Flower Park after a five-day trip to Tohoku and then returned to Tokyo, I chose Oyama as a transit point so that I could get to the hotel earlier after seeing the night view of wisteria flowers. I originally thought that Oyama was just a small town, but when I got there, I found that the JR station was also quite large and there was a shopping mall. The hotel was only about a five-minute walk from the station. The room was slightly larger than that in Tokyo, and the soundproofing was not very good. When I was sleeping in the middle of the night, I heard a man talking loudly on the phone in the corridor outside the door. This hotel seems to be mostly stayed by men on business trips because the bathhouse is only open to men on weekdays, and most of the people eating breakfast in the morning are men, but as a transit hotel, the price-performance ratio is still acceptable.