Maebashi Hotel

The room was spacious and comfortable. There was no convenience store nearby, so I walked to the station to go shopping.

The staff was unfriendly, and the hallway and the entire room were old and dirty. I just had to bear it. I was lucky that I didn't stay for consecutive nights.

I've been using this hotel for about 20 years, and this was my first time staying here since the coronavirus outbreak. The aging of the facilities is noticeable. The lounge on the first floor has tables and other items piled up to a dangerous height in the event of an earthquake, and the carpets and walls are covered in stains. The vending machine corner is also closed. The amenities are poor, and the razor was so cheap that I ended up covered in blood. It would be better to stay at another hotel nearby. I think I'll wait a while before revisiting. Good luck.

The room needs some tinkering, but it was a clean and quiet hotel. However, the bathroom ventilation fan in the room I stayed in didn't work. I felt it was inconvenient that I couldn't get air in through the window that didn't open all the way, and that I couldn't adjust the heating or cooling settings myself, except for the strength, but it was a single room, so it might be different from a double or twin room. I still have to go to the front desk every time to get a cotton swab, and although the reservation reply said that check-in time was from 2pm, it was actually from 3pm, so I had to kill time for about an hour, but the front desk's response was normal, and I think it was a reasonable price to stay at.

It was the worst - the washlet was broken and the room was covered in dust. Breakfast was not a buffet but came on a tray so you couldn't choose what you got. On top of that the miso soup was cold so they had to reheat it after the guests arrived. The room key security was lax and was handed to me without my name being checked. I won't be coming again.