Hotels With Parking in Ibaraki Prefecture, Japan

The hotel boasts a prime location, just a 3-minute walk from the south exit of Mito Station. The rooms are new and spacious, complete with a small round table for relaxing and chatting. It's also incredibly convenient for taking the Ibaraki Airport Line, situated right at platform 4 of the south exit. With proof of accommodation, you can enjoy a free ride on the Airport Line.

The hotel room was clean, and the loungewear was starched and comfortable. The amenities were plentiful and the hotel staff were very friendly. There was a convenience store right next to the hotel, which was conveniently located at Hitachi Station. I wanted to see the sunrise over Hitachi Station, but I couldn't see it from the hotel window. However, I was glad that I could see it beautifully from the road on the Hitachi Station side of the hotel, the station plaza, and from inside the station. It was a wonderful memory.

Like most Japanese hotels, the room was small but well-equipped, even coming with a mini-fridge. The service was excellent. It was also quite convenient to stay here for visiting Hitachi Seaside Park to see the nemophila flowers. It's just a few minutes' walk from Mito Station. Right in front of the hotel are the Sakura River and Senba Lake, where we saw wild ducks, swans, and black swans. It's about a 30-minute walk to Kairakuen Garden, a popular spot for locals to stroll and jog. I imagine it would be beautiful during cherry blossom season in spring and plum blossom season in winter.

The room was spacious, making it easy to open large suitcases. There's a big public bath and a laundry room, and breakfast was good. The room was quiet and peaceful. The hotel is right across from the station; you just take the pedestrian bridge down and you're there. If you have luggage, though, you'll need to take the elevator on the left side of the bridge down to street level, cross the zebra crossing, and then you're at the hotel. We visited in March when the plum blossoms were in full bloom. You can walk from the hotel through the station to Kairakuen Garden and then take the train back.

The room is very spacious, much larger than expected. Although it is in the annex, it is very convenient. After getting off the bus, you can take the elevator to the second floor of the main building at Tsukuba Center, and then take the elevator/stairs down to the first floor to check in. There is a reminder to recycle toothbrushes inside. It is worthy of being Japan, environmentally friendly♻️ The sunken square next to the door is also quite design-oriented. There are very few people.

The hotel is conveniently located about 400 meters away from Ishioka Station and close to the city hall. There is a bus from Ishioka Station to Ibaraki Airport, which is very convenient. The room is quite large in Japan, with complete facilities, very comfortable living, rich breakfast, and hot spring bathing.

During Golden Week, our family of four (a first-grader and a 3-year-old) wanted one room, but there were no vacancies, so we stayed in two double rooms. The hotel staff were considerate and placed the rooms next to each other. The rooms were more than spacious enough for two people, including a child, and were very clean. We were told that breakfast was free for children sharing a bed, and we were impressed by the elaborate breakfast buffet with a wide variety of dishes—not just boiled sausages or grilled food. There were also ice pops in the large public bath on the first floor, which the children loved. We also received free snacks with coins at check-in, making it a very child-friendly hotel. Across the road, there's a McDonald's, a Bikkuri Donki, a drugstore, a 100-yen shop, and a Muji, so we didn't have any problems. It's a hotel we would like to stay at again when we visit Kashima.

The hotel is small but the environment is good, just by the sea, there are not many types of breakfast, but the Japanese who are traveling together say that the breakfast here is very good, I don’t feel too much, it’s good to run along the coast in the afternoon, but if you think the waves are noisy, don’t live here.

It was a wonderful stay. The room was spacious and clean, and the large windows offered a great view. We also got free access to the hot springs next door, so it was great value for money.

The room is clean and spotless. Amenities such as face/batth towel, coffee drips, face cream etc are self-helped. We ran into issue checking in as we reserved 2 rooms for 3 pax. Somehow the reservation was confused and we had to pay additional for 3rd person. Thankfully it was resolved by Trip.