Hotels near Ashio Shrine, Sakai

Living in a business hotel for more than half a year, Furukawa here is the lowest. I stayed at this hotel with several people but the reputation is very bad. Some people had insects. I thought my room was old but there was no insect. But the staff's response was too bad and I came to my head. In addition, I see the bad attitude of foreign staff. Especially the Chinese female staff is malicious. Japanese is perfect, but unlike the elevator, I will give a manual beautiful greeting, but I will laugh at the level that I can hear at the end of the elevator and say bad words. It lasts almost every time. I booked at the Apa Hotel for half a year from November that I will never use the route in again.

This is a hotel that has been taken care of several times. I really like the large communal bath and use it when I come to the neighborhood. I would like to use it again if I have the opportunity.

Location is good because it is near the station. It is convenient because there are FamilyMart in the neighborhood and 7-Eleven in front of the station.

Booked this place for a night, and was pleasantly surprise with the facilities and the hospitality given to us from the moment we checked in till when we left. I love how even just a stay at this place, really made me feel relaxed and somewhat detox from its onsen bath to the breakfast they provided us. We were also given a choice to select 'pillows' each night we were to stay here; and extra amenities for onsen soak as well. On the night of our stay, we were also offered the 'welcome bar'; where we could mix & choose the selections of the alcohol they had set out (but only for a cup). However, the only downside was that there wasn't much to offer when we went there as i think the previous guests had poured most of the alcohol; so when we reached there were only empty bottles and 2 choices left to pick from. It'll be nice if the staff were able to top them up and allow all guests to have an equal choice of selection next time. Nevertheless, I really look forward to staying here again the next time i visit japan.

The first choice to go to Spring Ribu, not far from the station, next to the lala shopping center, it is very convenient to see Xiaoxin.

I stayed at work, but there were quite a few parking lots, and the receptionist checked in very smoothly, which was very helpful.

It's about 8 minutes from the station. It's a distance that I think is a little far because I'm tired. It is a method of taking off shoes at the entrance and putting shoes in the geta box. and then at the front desk Receive card keys in the room and stay. Move to the room using elevator. There are only two cars, and it takes time to get to the ninth floor. Impression that two are going up at the same time and the efficiency is not good. The bath is equipped with a super public bath, and you can use it depending on the plan. Breakfast is a Viking method. It takes time to get crowded and eat when there are many guests.

A hotel directly connected to Nagareyama Otakanomori Station, which is popular these days. It is convenient to go to the front desk on the 2nd floor by deck. The room was large and I was able to book a twin single use at a low price. It looks like a mid-sized foreign hotel in a local Chinese city a little ago with a large communal bath, sauna and fitness gym.

Having never stayed at a dorm-style capsule hotel before, I was amazed at how quiet and clean it was. The small capsule/pod had a mattress, a TV, toiletries, and even pajamas! Even though the “door” was really just a curtain, I was not disturbed by too much noise from people walking through the corridors. But then again, this was Japan, and people (even foreigners) are extremely polite, and aware of other’s personal spaces. The locker-style bathroom was huge, with about 20-30 vanity stations each with a sink, space for all your toiletries, plus a hairdryer, and all the amenities you would have in a normal hotel room. The shower and toilet stalls were sparky-clean, even though this was a common area shared by all ladies. The men’s dorm was on the second floor, with their own locker/toilet areas, so the ladies’ area was completely private and safe. The treehouse theme was also a unique twist, which was reflected in the decor, and the layout of the capsule rooms. This is a great option for travellers on a low budget. Completely safe, clean, and relatively comfortable.