This hotel locates just near by the JR Himeji station, probably the most popular area in the city. Most of the restaurants are on the other side of the rail so it is crowded at all around the hotel. There is also a complex mall includes supermarket and groceries store next street.
The services is good and offer free drinks in the lobby.
If we ignore the ”Love Hotel” connotation, which can be a little confusing at first, the hotel is fantastic, and for this price (during the week), it's VERY difficult to find equivalent quality.
A huge TV is opposite the bed, and with a little fiddling with the cables, you can even put your computer on it...
The bed is huge and comfortable, the bathroom is large and luxurious, frankly superb, I've rarely stayed in such a good hotel.
The hotel is a bit far from the city center, and the nearest station isn't right next door, the only minor complaint.
I would happily return!!!
I was able to borrow shampoo, treatment, body milk, etc., and they also gave me free snacks, so I was very grateful for this service at this price!
I'll use it again when I visit Kobe.
Overall, it's good. It's just a bit old. The hygiene is average. But the room is quite big. The price-performance ratio is quite high. There are big windows and the sun is very bright. It's much better than a commercial hotel. But it's a bit old. I should choose an old hotel next time if I go on a business trip nearby. Will stay there again
Great location within walking distance to jr train station. Friendly reception although do not speak much English. Great healthy bento set for breakfast available for jpy700. Clean, efficient and simple hotel. Daily offer of free snacks or drinks. Washing machine and dryer available downstairs next to reception. Microwave is available for use too.
The large parking lot and free of charge are appreciated by guests who came by car. It is also helpful that there are Aeon and Joyful near the hotel. The unit bus is a little wider than Toyoko Inn. However, the arrangement of TV and desk is not very good.
When traveling alone, staying in a hostel is the best option. This hostel isn't big, but it has everything you need; the men's bathroom is practically a large shower room. There's free storage for valuables on the first floor, so no worries about losing anything. There are two power outlets on the beds. Lights out promptly at 11 pm, which is great 👍 I slept very comfortably 😌
Date of Stay: January 24-25
Number of Guests/Purpose: 2 people, Sightseeing
Overall Rating: B
Pros:
* The room was clean and looked exactly like the photos.
* Wi-Fi was available.
* Check-in was smooth.
* Rental service for boots and umbrellas was provided.
* Came with tickets for touring Kinosaki Onsen, and the room had a convenient onsen set for taking out.
* There are private baths within the building.
Cons:
* The room felt a bit old.
* At night, hotel staff were loudly arguing outside the annex, which left a bad impression.
Location/Surroundings:
* About a 10-minute walk from the station. It felt a bit of a walk, but being in the center of the onsen town made access to all hot springs excellent.
Host's Service:
* Friendly and good service.
Summary:
Considering the price and location, it was good. However, it's not somewhere I'd definitely want to stay again, but rather I'd be interested in trying other ryokans next time.
It is a cost-effective youth travel in Chengqi Hot Spring Town. The hot spring town is relatively small and it is almost the same everywhere.
The room is in the form of tatami and you have to make your own bed. On the day of my stay, there were two people in the room plus me, and the roommate was quiet and very good.
There is no floor heating in the public area of the hotel, which is cold. There are two toilets and two sinks. When I used it, I happened to not meet people and didn't have to line up. If you take a bath, there is one room on the first floor. Because I went to the public hot spring to wash, I didn't use it. There is also a kitchenette on the first floor, which can be simple hot rice balls or something.
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LLaidenamushenbuhaiWhen traveling alone, staying in a hostel is the best option. This hostel isn't big, but it has everything you need; the men's bathroom is practically a large shower room. There's free storage for valuables on the first floor, so no worries about losing anything. There are two power outlets on the beds. Lights out promptly at 11 pm, which is great 👍 I slept very comfortably 😌
GGuest UserI stayed here for one night with my husband and our 9-year-old daughter, and we loved our visit. The hotel was accommodating and allowed us to store our luggage as we arrived early. Our room was very clean, the staff were attentive, and we could tell they wanted us to have a nice stay. The location was perfect - set back on a quiet street but right in the middle of all the onsens and shopping. We opted for the crab dinner, and it was an absolute feast. We ate for hours and still couldn't finish everything. They asked if we wanted to keep it for breakfast (which, of course, we did), so they served it in the morning along with the breakfast they planned. It was wonderful. They have a small onsen in the building, which was nice because the three of us could enjoy one bath together before going to the gender-separated onsens in town. I highly recommend staying here for a lovely and authentic Japanese experience.
GGuest UserLoved this nice little place. Excellent location right near the Nada station and bus 92.
My private room was larger than expected, great AC, opposite the showers and toilet. Most important the bed was very comfortable! There is a train passing by now and then. I didn’t bother and slept well. There are free earplugs available. If you can sleep in a train, you won’t have any problem to sleep here.
On the 1F a kitchen, relax and meetup area. Great to meet and talk with the other guests.
Staff was excellent, very welcoming, in English 🙃.
不不思議な歯科衛生士Date of Stay: January 24-25
Number of Guests/Purpose: 2 people, Sightseeing
Overall Rating: B
Pros:
* The room was clean and looked exactly like the photos.
* Wi-Fi was available.
* Check-in was smooth.
* Rental service for boots and umbrellas was provided.
* Came with tickets for touring Kinosaki Onsen, and the room had a convenient onsen set for taking out.
* There are private baths within the building.
Cons:
* The room felt a bit old.
* At night, hotel staff were loudly arguing outside the annex, which left a bad impression.
Location/Surroundings:
* About a 10-minute walk from the station. It felt a bit of a walk, but being in the center of the onsen town made access to all hot springs excellent.
Host's Service:
* Friendly and good service.
Summary:
Considering the price and location, it was good. However, it's not somewhere I'd definitely want to stay again, but rather I'd be interested in trying other ryokans next time.
OOnlykianthe food is most generous and sumptous, and very high standard. We stayed in couple room with a private onsen tub. This make our stay most memorable as my wife was recovering from a major surgery. When we request the staff to add another layer to the futon mattress, he told us to do it on our own since the futon are in the room. When we told him that my wife is unable to do so due to the surgey, he oblidge to our request but unhappily. Apart from this unpleasant encounter, we decided to return again to this place.
GGuest UserNice hotel nice location spoiled by **** lady staff. Maybe she really hate Asian. Everything is No! I asked how much the buffet as I was hungry upon checked in and saw they have food behind the counter. When I was going to find a seat outdoor with sea view, I was chased away by her without even given a menu or a chance to sit down. So rude!! I’m not there for free food or free seat!! I’m paying ok. The room at 2nd floor is blocked by the roof of the restaurant, waste my money for this stay.
GGuest UserIl paese è poco vivo, ma per vedere un Giappone autentico e lontano dai turisti è davvero perfetto! I proprietari molto gentili e la stanza in stile giapponese bellissima. Ci hanno anche offerto il the e i kimono in stanza bellissimi
MMohd SyamaizarVery enjoyable 2 weeks stay during business trip to Sanda-Sasayama from Malaysia.
Location very near to Flower Town (Kobe Dentetsu) Train Station which is very convenient to access.
Also easy to access to department store AEON and Nishiyama Supermarket to get a foods.
The most delighted is free parking!!!
Thoroughly, myself very satisfied with hotel service, facilities and staff are very kind.
AAnonymous UserThis was my second stay at Iwaya because I was impressed during the first visit a year ago. The inn is just a short walk from Shibayama station. Dinner was delicious with fresh and sweet crab done a few ways. Breakfast was wonderful as well. The whole inn and the rooms are full of charm. Thank you for the wonderful stay and the mikan. I hope many more people will know about this place and visit it.
GGoh Pek JooI give 5star although its 12min walk away from station because its so near shops and castle. Service i also give 5star because they let me leave my luggage before check in time.. but be sure you be there before 10am. Its quite old place. Rooms at second floor. I like it they let me choose the empty space i wanted instead of assigning any bed to me..
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