Hotel Dormy Inn Soga Reviews

Its a nice hotel.

The room is larger than other hotels of the same line that I have stayed in before, but the hot spring space is relatively small. In the evening, of course, there is late night ramen and popsicles after the hot spring. In the morning, free Yakult is provided after the hot spring. Like it

I've stayed at three Dormy Inns in Mishima, Nagano, and Kofu, and this time I stayed in Chiba. Compared to the previous three, the baths in the large communal baths were a little lacking. Other than that, I was very satisfied.

I had to stay here for some business. Whenever I'm traveling and the timing is right, I stay at Dormy Inns. The room was great as always, but the bath was small, which was disappointing. It's big enough for three people, so you can't really relax. The sauna was also too cramped for two people. I thought the baths were the hotel's draw, so it's a bit disappointing. Dormy Inns often have good things about their breakfasts, but it's disappointing that there wasn't much variety. I don't think I'll be staying here again...

I used this hotel for an event at Makuhari Messe. It was easy to find from the station and I arrived early, so they kept my luggage for me, but they also moved it to my room before check-in, so I was very happy with their detailed service. I would like to use this hotel again.

It's clean, the facilities are good, and it's comfortable. The staff seem to have a lot of free time, so they are kind and very pleasant. This is the only hotel I would choose when I have a business trip to the Chiba area.

Free late-night noodles Delicious breakfast. Free Yakult and ice cream after the bath Very satisfying.

It is very close to Soga Station. It is also convenient to go to downtown Tokyo. It costs about 990 yen one way and takes a little over an hour. The main reason is that it is cheap. There is also a public hot spring. The hot spring is open for a long time, from 15:00 to 10:00 the next day. The hot spring is a very small pool with three sitting showers and a small sauna. There are free popsicles at night and free Yakult in the morning. There are free late-night noodles from 21:30 to 23:00 at night. Overall, it is good, and the room is a little bigger than the business hotel in the city. There are several supermarkets for Japanese residents nearby, especially BELC, which is less than 10 minutes' walk away. I like it very much. It is open until 24:00, and some fresh food is 20% off from 20:00, and 50% off from 21:00. I experienced the fun of Japanese people grabbing half-price at night. Especially sashimi, there are many kinds and they are also very fresh.

The service was good, the bath was comfortable, and the room was spacious and clean.

The small pool emitting the smell of chlorine, the washing machine that can't wash clothes cleanly, and the noodles that can be finished in two bites remind people of the state-owned enterprise bathhouses in the 1990s, but without the smell of chlorine.

I stayed here for writing purposes. I took a dip in the hot springs to refresh myself, and was able to work in a very relaxed state.

The automatic detection sensor malfunctioned, and we received help in the middle of the night, but was there any need for equipment? ? Also, the bath lockers and bath area were small and we had to wait in line...

Close to the station and easily accessible. I think women will be happy because there are plenty of amenities. I was happy that they had ``Yonaki Soba'' service until 11pm. I would also like to use it when I go on a business trip.

The hot spring was very pleasant, and there was delicious pudding in the fridge. It was also close to the station, so I would like to stay here again if I have the opportunity.