Hotels near Bentenshu Meioji Temple, Ibaraki

It is good that there is an open-air bath, the room is large, and the view outside is good from the large window. However, the amount is high. Even in this time of Corona, it's a bit unthinkable to spend close to 10,000 yen. However, staying in such a room is quite relaxing and feels good. It's great that you can come right after getting off Kishibe Station without getting wet in the rain. It is also good that there is a convenience store in the hotel building. I thought the convenience store was on the first floor, but it was actually on the second floor. If you walk down the passage from the station without going down to the ground, there is a convenience store and there is an elevator next to it, which will take you to the front desk of the hotel. The only problem is the table. The table where you put your PC and work is small. I can't work indoors. Although it is a PR point that there is an open-air bath on the roof, you can not see the outside scenery. All the outside is covered with walls, and you can only see the sky. It's nice to take a bath outside, but it's a pity that you can't see outside.

is it a comment when it was just done? It seems to be dry, but it is a kind, polite and satisfying hotel. The facilities are substantial and the large communal bath is nice. Please note that the bathhouse is changed every day for men and women. Amenity is fully equipped. , Sleeping scrolls that can be used as roomwear are also available in the room, so you can relax. It is a convenient place because it is near the station and has a good location and many restaurants. There is also a large communal bath, so I wonder if it's a great place to relax. The breakfast venue is not big, so you need to adjust the time, but I'm happy to make omelets handmade at the venue.

I have been visiting this spa hotel for many years. Since 2015. I have a tattoo and never had any problems, I am a foreigner. Last Saturday I went back to the bathtubs as usual and about 20 minutes later several staff showed up saying that I couldn't be there with a tattoo. The tattoo is very small, but I said yes, because it is the norm. But I also told them that there was a Japanese man with a huge tattoo in the same room, so they remained silent and pretended they didn't understand me, I pointed out that guy and they left ignoring me. Immediately another person from the staff arrived and told me to stay but to cover my tattoo, I told him no, I wanna return to home, i will leave fast the hotel, then he forced me to put a towel on, grabbed my arm and hurt me, and repeat to me stay in the bath. I recommend all foreigners with tattoos not to visit the hotel, because the rules are a bit strange, it is not allowed to bathe with tattoos, but Japanese people with tattoos are allowed, and then when you agree and want to leave the bath, they violently try to make you stay, and covering your body. I do not recommend a place like this, they are criminals and weird staff. The quality of the viking also went down a lot, it's not like before, the food is greasy and the fish smells rotten, the meat is bacon, not steak like 2 years ago.

I was transferred to Osaka and stayed here to view a property. It was close to Esaka Station and the real estate agency I was going to the next day, so it was very convenient. The room was clean and the view from the window was great! I'd like to use it again on the day I move😊

I used it when I went to a meeting nearby. It is right in front of Keihan Electric Railway Moriguchi City Station. It is convenient to Kyoto and Osaka. You can also go to the east exit of Moriguchi City Station from the 2nd floor of the hotel by concourse. A short walk from the station will bring you to the Keihan Department Store Moriguchi store. It's a decent scale. I didn't notice that there was Seiyu behind the hotel until I went home and looked at the map. There are several convenience stores and several taverns in front of the hotel, but it is a little lonely in front of the station. If you have a midnight snack near the hotel late at night, it may be more convenient in front of Moriguchi Station on the Osaka Metro Tanimachi Line. The building feels very splendid and venerable as a hotel in a local city. You can feel the remnants of a prestigious hotel in the castle town of Matsushita Electric (former National, current Panasonic). It is definitely one rank higher than a business hotel. Overall it looks a bit old, but it is in good condition. Correspondence at the front desk is good. The room is clean. Amenities are relatively substantial. The bed is easy to sleep and the sound of the surrounding rooms is not very concerned. For dinner, I had a course meal (”Yuri”) at a private room dinner at the Chinese food ”Reika” on the first floor of the hotel. It was a very satisfying delicious Chinese food for the first time in a long time. The next morning, I was expecting breakfast at the reputed all-day dining ＆ lounge ”The Loop” on the 1st floor of the hotel, but for the measures against the new corona, breakfast is on the 1st floor. Bakery ＆ Cafe ”Bassoon” ” was. On the fixed menu, I chose 2 types of bread and 1 drink, and came with a vegetable salad. The taste was good, but I thought it was a free breakfast for a cheap business hotel chain. It may be just right for eating and drinking too much the night before. I hope the day when the new corona converges and breakfast at ”The Loop” will come early.

The single room with double bed is 5000 yen (^-^). Next to the convenience store is 3 minutes walk from the station. The check-in payment is self and the card payment sign is OK. Because it was crowded The front desk was rough. The tone of the room is male? Or the wall and the light shielding curtain are thick. It is good that the room light can be brightly adjusted. I was surprised that there was a microwave oven in the room ❗ table It's a little narrow and the chair is a type of backrest, so long hours may be tired.

I was reading reviews prior to booking and they all said “small” but the room is like perfectly fine especially for Japan. The staff was friendly and welcoming ready to help with all questions. On the second floor is vending machines that sell cool drink and alcohol and there are washing machines onsite with a microwave in the same room. They change the towels everyday and make the bed etc but deep clean every 3 days for longer staying guests. The subway is called NAGATA you exit through exit 1 it’s literally 100 ft away you can see it as you exit. So convenient. There is also a car park on site . Will Definitely return. Thanks so much Richmond!

This hotel is not bad and also looks new. The downside is they don’t have laundromat. However there is a l laundry shop nearby  Even though the front desk doesn’t really speak English, but they are really nice with the positive attitude unlike the Via Inn hotel near shinsaibashi I will come again next time. 

Good location and service. Allow me early check in and that was fantastic. Breakfast was good. Very clean too. However, the towels are a bit rough and thin and pillows not so comfy. Overall, a pleasant stay for me

The nearest station is Okunimachi subway station. Walking distance from Nanba station. This 10-story hotel has Family Mart on the first floor. Probably the building was originally a studio apartment or a company's single dormitory. There is a atrium in the middle, and rooms are lined up on both sides. There is a large communal bath on the 10th floor, but it is suspended due to the corona disaster. The size of all rooms is 23 ㎡, about twice as large as that of an ordinary business hotel 1.5. The non-smoking twin room was assigned in the left-hand plan. Chic and fashionable interior. There is a entrance, and the shoe box has slippers for the room. The bath and toilet are separate 々, but the bath is narrow. The nightwear is gown type, and the minimum amenities are available. The TV is installed on the foot side of the bed with a wall hanging, allowing you to watch terrestrial broadcasting and BS. It's a little disappointing that there is no bed table, there is no space for small items such as glasses and smartphones on the headboard, and there is no bedside light. However, it can be said that 3600 yen per night is cheap.