Hotel Route Tsukuba

房間很老，隔音也很差！隔壁房間抽水馬桶聲音聽的很清楚！而且服務質量也不好！儘量還是選車站附近的酒店比較好

I stayed at a hotel that had a hot spring. There was black mold on the bathroom sink floor in the room, so I used the bathroom with a foot mat on it. The price is reasonable, but the cleanliness is lacking.

This is a sieve-making hotel. It's neither good nor bad.

As long as the distance is short!

比較古舊的温泉酒店。有露天温泉但是比較小。房間比較整潔，價格合適。

It was a hotel that was easy for women to stay at. Great service! I was surprised to find that they even provided pillows, free ice cream and coffee, an open-air bath (ginger hot water), hair irons, and curling irons!

I was surprised at the amount of breakfast. There were so many types of side dishes on the buffet that I thought I might have eaten too much, but then there was curry at the end, and I was full. I was also able to relax in the large public bath and open-air bath.

It's far from the station, but I don't mind because I use a car. Although it is old, the room is spacious, renovated, has a large public bath, and has a free breakfast. In addition, there is free coffee and ice cream in the lobby, and children are delighted. Any time was OK. There was also a microwave in the lobby. The large public bath has a fixed time for men and women, so it may be tied to time, but the large public bath is helpful for families with children. During the cleaning of the room, there was a disposable chopsticks bag that seemed to be garbage in the front, and there was hair on the wall of the bathroom. It was a double room with a child sleeping together, but there were many chairs in the furniture in the room, so it was very convenient to do something or put things. There is no chest of drawers, so it may be inconvenient for consecutive nights. There is a coffee machine (tea is also available), a kettle, and an air purifying humidifier. Unfortunately the slippers broke quickly. Needs improvement. The twin room reserved by my family was spacious and comfortable. The staff in the lobby at night was a useless child like a part-time student. It would be better if they were properly educated in the event of an emergency (when someone collapses). For the first time, I said, “Please do it now” to do what I want you to do accurately. It's a pity that the staff at check-in was good at explaining various things properly.