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"The staff here is exceptional. The staff is warm, welcoming, and customer service is impeccable. "

"We arrived late at night but we had no issues whatsoever. The front desk staff was very professional and many spoke English, which was very helpful. The room was clean and had all the amenities you need. The only part that was less than perfect was the space for my luggage, but that was on me. I brought a large suitcase, which didn't fit on the stand. One suggestion to go over the top: offer 1-2 English-speaking channels on TV. Maybe NHK World. But it's not necessary. Location is right on Kokusai Dori, really convenient. Checking out was very easy too. The hotel is only nine floors, so it's not a resort experience, if that's what you are looking for. This hotel fit my needs just right: easy to get in/out, attentive/friendly staff, secure (after a certain hour you need your hotel key to enter) and clean. Good choice for a solo traveler."

"Near beach."

"This was one of the most beautiful places I’ve ever been to! "

"The best hotel experiences in Japan. Great services and buffet quality was stunning."

"Very nice, modern room with excellent views of the ocean. I liked the Japanese style eating/TV area, and the kitchen facilities. Wish we could have stayed longer. Note that the check in time is firm, no early check in. "

"Lovely beachfront hotel, facilities abit dated with limited dining options. Friendly staff with limited spoken English. Overall still a pleasant experience! "

"Friendly and helpful staff."

"Overall bad experience, three-star hotel at most. The hotel is old, facilities not quite clean. Our pillows have a dirty feet smell, very unpleasant. Even after we asked them to change the pillows, the next day, there is another dirty feet smell pillow!!! Food is not good either. The only ok restaurant is the Four Season one and the Japanese restaurant. But not all restaurants open all the time. Staff is not as friendly to foreigners as to Japanese . Limited English speaking staff"