2-Star Hotels in Ibaraki Prefecture, Japan

Traveling to this remote place, to be honest, there will not be too many Chinese tourists passing by. The hotel is a surprise. Although the facilities are slightly old, they are particularly well maintained. The hotel has a Filipino waiter who can speak English and give us various introductions. But others can neither speak English nor speak Chinese. The hotel is halfway up the mountain, below is the seaside, you can see the beautiful scenery from the windows of the corridor, and the hot springs are also available. The room is huge, and there is a spacious balcony, private and comfortable. Breakfast is Heshi, but basically eat. The only thing lacking is that there are very few towels in the room, there are two small towels, no bath towels, so strange.

ゴルフで宿泊する際以前より利用している。管理人の人柄も良くいつも満足しています。

Although it is countryside, it is very close to the train station. About 2 minutes of walking. Front desk staff members were helpful to accommodate the room request. The bathroom in the room was quite clean. However, the shampoo and body soap in the room was low quality. But luckily you can go to the entrance area to pick up another variety of soap and shampoo. I appreciated that they had DHC skin care set in case you didn't bring it with you. There is a convenience store across from the hotel. So I was thankful for that. Otherwise, there is a bakery and an izakaya and that is it. 🙂

I wanted you to clean it properly because my hair was attached to the bathtub and shower head. It was a plan with breakfast, but I think it is cheap and very conscientious. It is inconvenient if check-in is slow due to the lack of parking on the premises.

I was satisfied with the choice of Western and Japanese food, and the parking lot was large. I was worried about the smell of towels.

The hotel is old overall, but I didn't feel it was smelly or not clean enough, so I gave it a 3. The amenities in the room are minimal, but you can choose shampoo, hair dryer, curling iron, etc. at the front desk and take them with you. There isn't a lot of variety, so it seems better for women to bring their own. It's a bit greedy, but I think it's reasonable considering the cost. You can drink one drink from the drink bar when you stay. Breakfast is included (I checked out before I had time to have it). If you're coming by car, be careful. Even if you specify that you will be using the parking lot when you make a reservation, it is not guaranteed, and you will be guided to a nearby paid parking lot on a first-come, first-served basis (400 yen per day at your own expense). The areas with cones are reserved for those who have already checked in for temporary use. It depends on the time of year, but if you plan to check in later, you should basically expect to use the paid parking lot at your own expense.

Kha sach se.tien loi.do dung day du.nhan vien niem no.hay den

The house is very clean, the environment is very good, the price is also cost-effective, very Japanese-style room, the price is very high, suitable for passengers with limited budgets, who want to live better, and the transportation is convenient.

After visiting Tohoku Aomori, I decided to check in the night before so that I could go to the National Seaside Park early the next morning to see the white butterflies. Please note that you have to climb more than 20 stairs to get to the front desk. I was dragging a big bag alone. Going up the stairs is really killing me! There is an elevator in Shadian that goes directly to the room, but the room is also very old. A stay of just over 200 yuan a night is enough. The free breakfast on the second day surprised me. It was in buffet format, very rich and delicious, and the quality was many, many times better than Toyoko Inn! If you don’t care about the stairs and the old room, it’s really worth it!

It was clean and very comfortable. I was grateful for the kind foreign woman, the frozen light meal was the best, and the room had a microwave, refrigeration and freezer, which was the best! Thank you very much!