Best Hotels near Ryunen-ji Temple, Toyohashi

This hotel provides all the basics you need. It’s close to Toyohashi station, it’s clean, and it seems well run with friendly-enough staff (difficult for me to judge as I was only there for one night). Of course, it’s not a luxury hotel so most things are simple, the breakfast has limited choice, and the rooms are a tad small, but overall I had no big complaints and it suited me fine. The one annoying thing was that they make you choose a 25-minute window in which to eat breakfast. They make you do this the day before. I guess it’s because space in their breakfast area is an issue, but it’s annoying because it doesn’t grant you any flexibility. If you want to sleep in, or go out early, it’s difficult because you have your specific breakfast window. Aside from that small grumble, I’d recommend this hotel to those who just want to be in the right location in Toyohashi, and are not after a 5-star experience. It’s probably not for families either.

Because there was a group guest, breakfast was very crowded, and it was difficult to carry food by passing to a far seat, and the number of items was small and it was difficult for the child. I wanted to say one word at check-in so that I could not wear it at the breakfast time of the group guest. I think it's good to have a private seat with a child. I also thought that I should educate the front desk staff even if I heard the color 々 very unpleasant, and the renovation of the room was not possible immediately. The bathroom in the room was old, but there was a feeling that it was being maintained. There was a restaurant in the neighborhood and a megadon Quijote that was open until 2 o'clock in the middle of the night, and it was possible to buy anything even if I forgot something with my child. This time I stayed using the Aichi travel e money campaign. I think there are many children staying with children such as Nohoi Park nearby. I felt as a Aichi Prefecture people that I wanted to be a kind hotel for children as well as group guests.

2023.02.16 (Thursday) Even in the clear weather, the cold wind blows today. From the early morning, I took the Shinkansen and rented a car around the unknown land. The hotel that welcomes me tired is JR Tokai Hotels Hotel Associa Toyohashi 🏨 When I came before, I only exchanged Toyohashi Town Walking Coupons, so when I traveled to Toyohashi again, I definitely wanted to stay 😆 Basically, I often use Marriott or electric railway hotels. Co Associa Toyohashi is a electric railway system, so it's very convenient to connect directly to Toyohashi Station 🍀 Standard Twin ～ The room on the 7th floor where you can see the east side of the station running by the tram. It's completely unsuitable for hope 😔 Atashi, the west side of the station where the train can be seen was good, but the twins are all like the east side of the station 💧 The rooms are remodeled and chic and calm. ❇️ 28 ㎡ wide There is no inconvenience in terms of ～ The washbasin can be felt new, but ３ The point unit bath (the type with a bathtub, washbasin and toilet in the bathroom) is also different in terms of times 💧 Remodel If I did, I wanted you to change this point ～😢 And since it's a city hotel, I think it's good to have newspaper service 💦 It may be Imadoki, but it's a newspaper ❗️ Information about the region Because it can be obtained 😮 Because it is a room on the east side of the station, I could hardly hear the sound of trains such as Shinkansen 🌃 So I had a good night's sleep until morning ✨ ※ If you have the opportunity to use it, ８ Assign more than the floor (Assignment) I hope you can get it 🍀 And the convenience store in Naka Station on the upper floor of the front desk Family Mart is open 24 hours a day, but it's very disappointing that the number of items is small because it's small 💦

Good location near the station. The floor in the laundry room was soaked. The bath is a large public bath, but there are only 3 washing areas and there was a lot of pressure every time someone came in. (Because you can't take a bath until you wash your body)

Opposite the station, the hotel is old and large in size. The facilities are very old, and the best is dinner, which has more varieties than ordinary buffets and is very delicious

City Hotel representing Toyohashi. Because it has been opened １０ years, it is also a bit old, but it is clean and heavy. The top floor １６ floor is the front desk and １０ floor is the executive floor, and the １５ floor club floor is available to anyone who is a lodging. As a suite, it feels a little unsatisfactory, such as the layout of the room, the feeling of relaxation without turning down, but the cospa such as amenities and comfortable bathrooms is the best. The club floor is calm and attracted to the books you own. If possible, the club floor is not wide open but only partial, and it is the best if there are many kinds of cocktail time eating and drinking. Breakfast is not a Viking, but I would like to enjoy a relaxing time to eat firmly.

Toyohashi Business Hotel, which stayed in a week in Japan, is generally good, especially the best breakfast ...............

I went on a ３ holiday at New Year's Eve. I thought it was just from the station because it looks good from the Shinkansen platform, and it took a little far from the station １０ minutes for the name ”station hotel”. The interior is a Showa hotel, but the service is good, and the morning buffet breakfast is served with curry and one drink in the evening. Especially like Aichi Prefecture, red miso soup was special. And the price is about ６, ０００ yen. If you don't care about the oldness of the interior, you can recommend it.

The room was clean and the front desk was kind and polite, and there was a large bath, so it was good to take a bath slowly. The breakfast was very delicious and satisfactory. If you want to say that it's the best if the price is a little cheaper 😅

The breakfast was very delicious and good. However, there is a long line at the start of 6:30, and it seems to be so popular that you will be waiting in line in the lobby after 7:00, so you need to be prepared to wait.