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"Good !"

"I really enjoyed my trip to Japan. The staff and everyone was great!"

"Onsen was clean"

"In a way valued facility in means of how close to station"

"Good!"

"Convenient "

" It's a great budget hotel that's about a 5 minute walk from the train station. I had some nice runs along the Sakura river behind the hotel."

"Convenient location and friendly staff"

"Room bigger than I expected, newer/cleaner than other business hotels. Housekeeping was also great. I put up a "Do Not Disturb" sign and they left supplies/toiletries on the door. Thanks for that nice touch!"

"The room I booked was super spacious with great atmosphere. I also enjoyed delicious breakfast buffet, and the location is great that there are two Family Mart stores that are so close in this area. I will definitely come back here; I tried a few other nearby hotels in the past, but rooms were not that spacious. "

"Best hotel in mito!"

"nice staffs."

"its ok"

"ホテル自体が、古いので、全体的に設備も古いです。しかしながら、清掃が行き届いていて、清潔感があります。しかも日によってはかなりお得に泊まれます。 JRと東武の間にあるので、どちらにも行けます。まぁどちらも少し歩かなきゃ行けないんですけど。 最後にフロントの対応、電話での対応等とても丁寧親切で、気持ちがよかったです。"

"Convenient location next to the Utsunomiya station. Transportation is easily accessible."

"The room was nice and clean. The staff was friendly."

"子供と宿泊しましたが、大浴場もあってよかったです。 朝食のバイキングも美味しかったです。"

"This hotel is well situated, about 400 meters from the Katsuta station. We came to see the flowers at Hatachi Seaside Park and fee that the hotel was a good choice due to its proximity to the train station and the park. It is about 15 minutes by bus or taxi to the park. The hotel is clean and staff are incredibly helpful, as is the Japanese custom and standard in my experience anywhere in this fine country! Travelers used to Western style hotels should be aware that the pillows are quite flat,...

"Almost no problem, staffs are OK. But property is old and NOT clean, especially bathroom is quite bad."

"Small but comfortable room. Quiet. Good breakfast. A bit run down, and like many hotels in Japan, there is always a greater or lesser whiff of cigarettes from the past."