Apart Hotels in Asakura for Rent

"The room was clean,spacious and at a good location. I was very happy with my stay"

"We stayed in the triple bed room and it was spacious and comfortable. The check in process was a bit tedious as we were not provided the information needed, ahead of time. There is no front desk or staff present, we had to call an operator for the information. Otherwise, check in wasn’t too bad. Each person had an amenity kit and pair of slippers waiting. The toilet and shower were in separate spaces. The surrounding area is very quiet but not unsafe. Approx 15 minute walk from subway or 5...

"I guess changing the bed and pillows will definitely delight travelers/visitors"

"The hotel was large and had good amenities but my wife stepped on a finger nail from a previous guest and then she found several more laying on the carpet. The couch was in terrible shape, the pleather was pealing off and getting everywhere. The mattresses were very hard and you could feel the springs as you were sleeping. On the good side the shower was large with plenty of room"

"Very accommodating for large families "

"Many domestic restaurants choose nearby the hotel."

"Convenient location and larger than expected! Nice quiet spot and comfortable beds. "

"Good and nice place"

"Very easy self service and smooth check in, the overall stay is excellent. Good location with parking lot nearby. Room is spacious, clean and tidy. "

"This is NOT a place for you if hygiene is important!! The hygiene is not up to standard and not for Japan. It feels the management have tried to cut operation costs and hygiene has been sacrificed. Bad: - Bins are only emptied at the end of your stay attracting crockaches. In summer rubbish begin to smell if you had food. This does not work well with a hotel offering a full functioning kitchen (as people would be cooking) - We were given one roll of toilet paper for a four night stay...

"It was the best for the price I paid."

"Clean hotel with good amenities. Great location near the station, shops and Canal City."