Hotels near Shinko Central Park, Iruma

One night with a ２０１９ year ６ month ８ day ５ year old child and two people. Twin room, breakfast, 14,528 yen. Direct connection to Hanno Station. We stayed at Momin Valley Park for ２ days in a row. The room was large and there was a washroom in the bath and it was saved for the child deviation. The bus stop to Momin Valley Park is in front of the hotel entrance. The parking lot is a nearby three-dimensional parking lot, and there is a roof so it is not wet. It is very convenient in walking distance such as convenience stores and dining rooms. The hotel HP was full, but it was empty when I called.

It was a single, but it was good to have a large table in the room. I didn't do anything using the table because I was almost in the room this time, but it seemed convenient for studying, working and eating. It was the first time to use a smart hotel, but it was easy because the room key was PIN type without managing the card key. The pillows in the room were hard and high, but it was good because it was perfect for me. Pillows are prepared in front of the front desk and can be borrowed freely, but when it is late, everything will be lent, so those who are particular about pillows should borrow pillows early. There was a large communal bath in the building, and I was able to soak in the bath slowly. It was also convenient to see how crowded the bathhouse was on the TV in the room. However, I think it would have been nice if there were guidance such as ”available in room clothes and indoor slippers” somewhere. I thought it was okay, but I wore slippers indoors, and I could use them in room clothes, etc., and there was no guide anywhere, so I changed into clothes just in case. It was a little troublesome there.

The ceiling is not high. The room is not large. There is no hair cap in the bathroom. There are only two elevators. There is a sound in the next room. I ate a buffet type dinner, but it is a general hotel dish, and although it is allergic, it is small and very difficult to see. Breakfast is buffet style. Bake omelets. There is no natto. Wheelchair people have stairs and it is difficult to enter. Baby and young children come to eat breakfast, and I don't really care about the noise. ７ There is a Japanese-style room on the floor, which is easy for children and parents to stay.

It is close to Kawagoe Station. But there was no advertisement at the station (I couldn't find it), so I was lost on foot for 30 minutes. I checked it with Google and arrived at the back door for some reason. The surroundings were dark and hard to find. (although there would have been no problem in the daytime.) The room was large and clean. There is a little distance to the convenience store, but it is easy to go if you know the location relationship with the station.

It is a hotel where you can enjoy various kinds of baths, plays, meals, etc., within walking distance to tourist attractions in Kawagoe. Also, the building is dilapidated, but it seems that cleaning is being done well. The inside of the hall is barefoot, so it is thorough. The only disappointment is that if you stay consecutive nights, the breakfast buffet is exactly the same. There are not so many types to choose from, and naturally the content of the meal will be the same.

I had a very comfortable stay. There was a Lawson and a 7-Eleven nearby, which was helpful. It took about 5 minutes from the station, so I had no trouble getting there.

Bit far from the station but nice and clean hotel. Very nice service and friendly staff

I stayed for consecutive nights. It was easy to spend time there. Breakfast was served at a different time because there were so many people, but it was gone. I think it is calculated based on the number of guests, but I would like to order more curry.

A few minutes walk from Kita Asaka station and Asakadai station. There are also restaurants that support take-out such as Matsuya, Matsunoya and McDonald's. There is also a family restaurant under the hotel. I think the room and service are usually good. It was a room on the Musashino line side. Even in the middle of the night, the freight train runs, so I can hear a little sound. On weekdays, during the morning rush hour, you can hear a little announcement on the microphone in the station premises in the room, so if you are sensitive to such a little sound, the room on the Musashino line may be difficult.

I found Wild Cherry Blossom Hostel's remote work plan in search of a space where I can telework without getting on a crowded train outside my home. Despite the Sunday of the day before, the reservation was completed by phone with polite response. It was my first time to use it, but the facility was new, the infection control was perfect, the WiFi network was fast (over 300Mbps both up and down), and the lounge was equipped with a kitchenette and could eat and drink. , Not only are the facilities substantial, such as the use of showers, but the staff 々 are also friendly and comfortable teleworking environment, and work is more efficient than teleworking at home, which tends to be interrupted. Proceed I was able to do it. I took a walk nearby during the lunch break, but I was able to refresh myself by taking a shower and then going to work in the afternoon. I thought that if I could rent an extended display with this, I could use it more, so I gave feedback to the staff. Highly recommended for those who want to telework outside their home. (Especially those who live along the Chuo Line) I didn't stay this time, but I understand LGBT, there is a prayer room, and there seems to be some English-speaking staff. I felt that preparations for customers from abroad were perfect.