Hotels near JR Tochihara Station, Odai

The reception of the hotel and the room were very good. The staff was kind and politely guided me even if I was lost in the hotel. The bath in the room was very relaxing, and the terrace was private, so I enjoyed the scenery slowly. However, since it was on the 4th floor, it was difficult to change the elevator on the way and move to the destination. The vison park at night was very dark, and I went back to the hotel saying that I would be scared if I was attacked on the way. It seems that there was a lantern loan, but there was no explanation at check-in. I stopped by the smoking area because I smoked, but I couldn't see the building itself at all and I arrived by relying on the feeling, but it was pitch black inside and I felt that smokers were being treated poorly. I was very satisfied with the meal and the bath, but it was difficult to wander around because it was a rainy day in Vison Park.

This time it was the day before the holiday, so I was able to stay at a great deal. For breakfast, we could choose the freshly fried counter Tenjira kaiseki, which is limited to 10 people a day, which we wanted, and I felt very luxurious from the morning. I could take a herbal bath many times if I had a room key, and even had a soft serve ice cream service when I took a morning bath. It was a wonderful stay with the weather.

Julie で Fast でした. I just used a hand towel without a body towel. The breakfast was also delicious with Japanese and Western eclectic. It is a pity that it was crowded and I couldn't stay. It was good to be able to rest in a double bed.

I stayed because Marriott began to develop a hotel at the road station. It is not enough to relax as an inn to stay on a trip. The room is good. It is wide and about 25 ㎡, and the furnishing is not good, but it is functional and easy to use. The bathroom is only a small shower and is still dissatisfied. I wanted to relax in the bath after a long driving. The whole hotel is small and beautiful, but it feels inorganic somewhere in the function standard like an American hotel. The price is high in the function standard and I want to ask for what was at the price. And most inconveniently, there is no place to eat dinner. Because the Daidai is near the station, there are still several shops in the good side. Most Marriotts have to go out by car in a location where there is no store. Of course, I can't drink alcohol. Apparently Marriott's target is overseas customers. Even if there is no restaurant to eat, if you are a tour guest overseas, you can take you to the ”famous shop” by bus. The spacious room and the higher price setting are also conscious of overseas customers. Only shower may be enough for overseas customers. If you are a Japanese guest target, you want a large bath. It is a Marquette area competing with route inn and hatagoya, but there is a dinner restaurant, there is a large bath, and the room is a little better than the route inn with breakfast and the price is not so high It's about a wide thing. If the price is high and you don't relax, you choose the route in even if the room is small. If inbound customers become overflowing, Japanese customers may be marketing strategies that they can't do it. I stayed at the trial, but I don't feel the charm or the intimacy of staying at this hotel. If the price is cheaper than the route inn, you may stay. Other points that I noticed: When I check in, I can sign the document in small letters. There seems to be a lot of trouble. I don't want to be involved. The homepage is hard to use. There is no listing and poor operability. The note column at the time of booking is input in English. The room switches are only English. Wifi is available for free, but it is not open and encrypted. There is no desk. There is only a small round table. The bedding is dube, but the nightwear is a one-piece type and is difficult to sleep.