Hotels near Gakuentoshi Station

"Our stay at wing hotel was very comfortable. Yoneda was the nicest host at the front desk making us feel very welcome. The hotel is close to restaurants and 7-11. Very close to the train station aswell. There is a washing machine and tumble dryer. Costing around 600 yen per wash... Make sure you have 100 yen coins to use them! "

"Welcome service がとてもよかった。"

"TBH this was our first adult only “love” hotel experience in Japan. The location is amazing, right opposite the beach - but the room we had had no view. The hotel was really cheap (£34 per night when we booked), and the service is amazing. If you’ve ever done video Karaoke in Japan, it’s more like that than a regular hotel - but obviously the room has a bed in it!! There is 24hr room service for food and drinks, and breakfast brought to your room. You can park your car for free. The only draw-back is a late check-in (6pm), our particular room was a bit tacky and old (but perfectly clean) and you’re not really expected to leave your room (you don’t get a regular room key - more of a charge card that you swipe on your way out to check out). I am really pleased we stayed here because of the price and the “love hotel” experience. We will definitely do it again, but probably not book in advance this time, as there were different (a bit more expensive but much nicer) rooms available that we could have picked from a digital display if we had just “walked in”."

"I did not feel any uniqueness. I felt good like other hotel."

"Very chill neighborhood and a good location to get away for a couple of days. a lot of food options as well."

"I enjoyed the beautiful view of the bridge, and the public bath available to guests."

"Wifi didn't reach my room, and I was provided with a key card to a room with no key card access. So I couldn't lock my room, and when I went downstairs to try and talk to someone about it there was nobody on site. So when I went out for dinner I took all of my valuables with me and just hoped my luggage didn't get stolen. It didn't thankfully. When I checked out someone (you don't see them, they're behind a sort of duct tape partition and just their hand pokes out) took the card and then when I went outside I saw them leaving in their car, so I don't think the place is staffed generally, just when someone books online. It's clearly a "love hotel" which is fine, more power to ya if that's your bag, but this one felt super sketchy. And the room smelt terribly of cigarettes (again, fine, they only had smoking rooms available) but the ventilation system was so loud I couldn't run it, it sounded like there was a car alarm going off outside, it took me 5 minutes to work out it wasn't that. Another review mentions feeling itchy and I experienced the same issue, I do have fairly sensitive skin so I chalked it up to that, I had terrible dreams about bed bugs but there's no evidence of that, and today having left the place I feel fine so I think it's just the cleaning agent they use must be quite harsh, or not rinsed off properly. Overall, the worst hotel I've stayed at in Japan, I was concerned for my belongings and questioned the cleanliness of everything I touched. Lord knows what t"

"It’s budget hotel and that’s exactly what you get!"

"The property is located near the Seto Inland Sea. The evening view of the Akashi Kaikyo bridge is beautiful. "