Comfort Inn Hotels in Hikone

To be honest, I booked it as an alternative because the Toyoko Inn I used before in a place that can be said to be next door is full. Compared to the Toyoko Inn price on the same day, there was a feeling of expectation that the price was higher even after using the coupon than the twin of Toyoko Inn member discount. I think the size of the room is a little larger than Hikone in Toyoko Inn. It wasn't a wall hanging, it didn't have a minimal door, but there was also a closet-like space. The corridor was also wide and it seemed to be better sound insulation than Toyoko Inn. On the contrary, the bathroom and toilet had a sense of preview in the arrangement and size so that I thought I was staying at Toyoko Inn, and I didn't feel the difference. It was very similar to the shampoos on the wall. I didn't feel the difference between the two about the bed. Although it is on the same side from Hikone Station, it is closer to the station than Toyoko Inn, and it was a distance where you could leave your luggage after checking out and go sightseeing (although it would be a small difference for a car, Considering the small number of trains on foot, the distance makes you want to use the station locker rather than leaving your luggage at Toyoko Inn.) The breakfast venue is large and there is plenty of room. There are many kinds of things to eat. I think that there were many western style things such as two kinds of smoothies, soup, waffles and yogurt, and it was good to be able to eat calmly and eat alone in the feeling that it was not a seat. I think it's good for people who put emphasis on breakfast. It was a little disappointing when I returned to pick up my luggage at noon after sightseeing (the luggage can be unmanned, such as passing through a wire with a locker or dial lock), and there was no one at the front desk. A very busy movement was conveyed from the dining space. After all, I found it myself, but I couldn't ask anyone even if I wanted to rent a toilet. The second floor is the front desk, but in front of the elevator on the first floor, it was like a truck carrying linen to be carried out and it was blocked (I used the stairs because my legs were not bad). It may not be possible to turn around when there is a shortage of labor, but it was a little disappointing that the feeling of the back was oozing out.