Hotels near JR Sawa station, Hitachinaka

Yes, very close to the platform, and it will be there after getting off the station. There is also a bus stop opposite the hotel. It is a quite big room in Japan. The air conditioner in the room can be adjusted separately.

We used it as a hotel to meet and stay with colleagues in Mito. I assumed that it was an old hotel with a price setting despite walking from the north exit of Mito Station, but it was as expected. But the room is larger and cleaner than I thought, and it will be unavoidable if you only stay. There is also a breakfast that can be eaten well and is suitable for business use. I think the parking lot is small and I often use the coin parking nearby, so I need to be careful. The downtown is close, but I finished dinner at the restaurant in the hotel,

Ctrip’s staff is not good, Starbucks downstairs has been relocated for a long time, and a picture of the Starbucks upstairs is to mislead people. Obviously Mito stood very close, he just walked in the rain for more than ten minutes. There is no elevator from the first floor to the second floor. You don’t need to consider large luggage unless you can carry it by yourself. The room is average. The air conditioner is very dirty and all gray, not very recommended

We used it on our return from Sendai. I arrived at the station because it was dark, but I was able to go without hesitation because I understood the signboard. There was a supermarket and convenience store right in front of me, so I could shop. The room was large and clean enough. Because of the double window, the track was close, but it was quiet and I could sleep well. Due to the influence of the new corona virus, breakfast was served and lunch was cold and hard. I left about two-thirds of them, and I think it's better to make a reservation without meals and warm them at a convenience store nearby. I was satisfied except breakfast.

This hotel is directly connected to the pedestal deck of Mito Station. I was attracted to the size and location of the room at Daiwa Roynet Hotel and used it. The size and cleanliness of the room are as expected. As for the facilities, it is not necessary to renew, but it felt a little old compared to other Daiwa Roynet hotels I recently used. The lower floors are equipped with commercial facilities, and breakfast is eaten at the izakaya on the first floor. It is adjacent to the elevator entrance, but you have to go out once and it is cold in winter. Considering the cold and bad weather, I think it would be good to go directly from the elevator hall. Also, since there is no bread for breakfast, it may be tough for Westerners in the morning. I wanted bread because it was simple like bread and butter rolls.

Located on the edge of Sakura River, the environment is beautiful and quiet, very close to the station, convenient transportation, simple and comfortable room facilities, warm and thoughtful service, and good hygiene. It is the first choice for your next trip.

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This hotel has two strong attributes. It is five minutes walk from the railway station with its shops and restaurants and offers free car parking to guests albeit on a first come, first served basis. The car park has 16 spaces but in nearly two weeks I never had a problem getting a space although it was November. There are several more spaces under the hotel itself. There are local pay car parks close by but at 400-550 yen they aren't cheap. The hotel itself is dated and could do with a refresh especially in some of the the common areas. Stained carpets, with tatty and dirty paintwork in places aren't appealing and are easy to fix. That said, my room was clean, warm and the double bed was very comfortable. Unlike some Japanese hotels the bathroom wasn't one of these plastic capsules which looks like it has been dropped into the room. However, the bathroom itself while functional was again old. The TV had only Japanese channels but there was a fridge and a denji kettle for making tea and coffee. The wi-fi functioned fine. My room was no smoking but there was a whiff of cigarette smoke in the corridor. The staff were very friendly but spoke minimal English and offered me a bottle of water or a beer on arrival which was a lovely gesture. Reading this you might be thinking it all sounds a bit grim but it's not. It is an inexpensive hotel which is a bit tired and could do with updating. The location is great and the free car park is a real draw.

Although it is a little far from Mito station, there is a multi-storey parking lot, the overall atmosphere is beautiful, the room is spacious and the cost performance is good. It is also close to a bar district, so it is suitable for business travelers and those who have a second party in the entertainment district. In addition to the restaurant, there is also a convenience store on the first floor, which is convenient. It is necessary to bring amenity goods from near the front desk, but from the viewpoint of environmental consideration in recent years, there is no choice. If I'm being selfish, it would be even better if the toilet paper was doubled. I wonder if that's a luxury.

I wanted to see the sunrise of the torii of the shrine, and I went on a GoTo trip in December. The hotel is in front of Isomae Jinja shrine and about 3 minutes walk from the entrance to the torii of the shrine. The location is outstanding. There was a hand disinfectant and an automatic body temperature measuring machine at the entrance, and the number of staff felt a little large for the size of a medium-sized hotel. The language and response are very good. Stayed in a Japanese room with a bath and toilet, but the size is normal, the room is clean, and the view is good outside the large window. However, the amenities in the room feel a little lacking, and the view bath on the 9th floor must take the bath towel and face towel from the room. The view bath is a good size and you can see the sea from the window. You can enjoy the hanging show from 17:30 to the first floor lobby. It is a buffet breakfast in the evening, but it is a little disappointing that the content is only the thing, and I didn't think the soup that I ate for the first time was special delicious. But I think it is a good hotel overall.