2-Star Hotels in Saitama Prefecture, Japan

I stayed at Omiya Station because I had some business to attend to, and it was cleaner and quieter than I expected, which was nice.

I was searching for a place to stay before a concert at Saitama Super Arena, and I was drawn in by the reviews and location, so I decided to book. It's just one stop from Saitama Shintoshin, where the arena is located, and the area around this hotel is full of convenience stores and restaurants, so I had no trouble finding somewhere to stay late into the night. The lobby also had a classic feel, creating a very relaxing atmosphere.

I booked because there were not many hotels around Iwatsuki Station. This is an adult-only hotel, but clean and quiet.

【Five-star recommendation! 】This hotel experience exceeded expectations! The warm and professional service at the front desk makes people feel warm. The guest rooms are modern and elegant, with panoramic floor-to-ceiling windows that offer a panoramic view of the city night view, and the bedding is so soft that it feels like sleeping on the clouds. The bathroom is separated into dry and wet areas, and the spare parts are selected from high-end brands, with quality in every detail. The buffet breakfast is rich in variety, and the freshly cooked noodle stalls and local snacks are particularly amazing! The location is excellent, with a 5-minute walk to the subway station and convenient surrounding business districts. Special thanks to the concierge for planning the tour route, making the trip worry-free and efficient. Exquisite souvenirs were also given at check-out. The home-like service is unforgettable and will definitely choose again!

There are many restaurants and supermarkets around the hotel, making it very convenient. Parking was only 500 yen, which is cheap for a place in front of the station, and I was able to leave and enter after checking in, which was very helpful!

It was a short walk from Forest Park Station and it was nice to have a clean feeling. I also talked to several people at the front desk Everyone responded with a smile. There was no room bath and only shower room There is no problem because there is a hot spring. Breakfast was free, but it was enough to choose Western and Japanese food I thought, well, there are few kinds of salads and fruits, and I'm going to cut costs here. No problem in particular. The staff at the restaurant felt good I saw the kitchen glimpse when I went in and out. There was a feeling of cleanliness and I was able to eat with peace of mind. hot springs and rooms are also nice and compact It was a sophisticated city hotel.

The hotel is clean and new. For a business hotel, the breakfast is varied and good. They even have a coffee machine. The baths are hot springs, and the women's bath has a rock sauna, which is relaxing, but even when I turned up the shower temperature, it wasn't very hot, and the bathtub wasn't that hot either, so I felt cold when I got out. The air conditioning in the building felt a little cold. There is a sink in the room, but the restrooms are shared on the floor, so I guess that's what you get for a cheap hotel. You can choose your shampoo and body soap at the front desk, but I wish they'd provided cleansing soap in the bath. I feel like people's opinions on these points vary greatly.

The hotel has a wide range of facilities, including a bath, rest area, and workspace, and I was able to relax and unwind. This time I was on a business trip, but I would definitely like to use it for other purposes as well.

The hotel is located in Nishikawaguchi, a little towards Kawaguchi. There are many Chinese people around, it is very lively at night, and there is also a red-light district. If you go to Tokyo by train, you can transfer from Akabane to Ikebukuro and use the Tokyo Subway Pass. The one-day fare is 280+280+pass fee, so you can basically visit all the attractions in Tokyo in three days. During the Spring Festival, the hotel is also 400 RMB per night. What do you want at this price?