Find the Cheap Mito Hotels

駅からはやや離れていますが大通りに面していることもありバスは時刻表要らずというくらい次々と来ます。バス停降りてすぐ目の前にスーパーホテルはあります。宿泊した日は平日ですが他にもお客さんは多かったです。チェックイン時に名前を書き色々と説明されましたが驚いたのは翌日そのまま帰っていいということ。鍵は暗証番号なので返却の必要なし。チェックアウト時にフロントに並ぶ必要がないのでスムーズです。女性宿泊客にはアメニティ5点まで自由に選べます。2階のロビーにはソフトドリンクやアルコールも22時まで自由に飲めます。氷と水はおそらく24時間利用可能です。部屋は2段ベッドで2人までは利用できます。ですがベッドが大きく部屋が狭く感じます。大浴場は1つしかないので男女入れ替え制です。ホテル周囲はコンビニや飲食店もあり少し歩くとスーパーもあります。2階フロントには選べる枕もあります。部屋にある枕はかなり硬いです。フロントでは他に粉茶やバスロープもあります。 　今回初めて利用しましたがコスパ良くとても居心地良かったです。女性スタッフが非常に親切で印象が良かったです。1泊6000円未満で朝食付き、アクセスも良い、ドリンクのサービスも充実、大浴場も利用可能で大満足です。今後旅行した際にスーパーホテルを利用したいです。

Very Japanese-style hotel Quiet location, 13 minutes walk from the station, is a good choice to stay away from the hustle and bustle Self-driving tour/Additional shuttle service is recommended Toilet and bathroom need to be shared with other guests There is a sink in the room for washing Large room with tatami and terrace A good choice to feel Japanese rural life

It is not directly related to the hotel, but the approach from the station is bad if you use a suitcase. The asphalt on the sidewalk is large and narrow. It is dangerous because the road width is narrow and the traffic volume is large when using the roadway without the power pole. There are no convenience stores around, and there are few street lights. It is necessary to be at the station to do anything. Hotel is general Toyoko inn.

Just walk down the first floor at the exit of Mito Station (the exit of the station is 2F), turn right and you will arrive. The location is convenient, and there is no problem with communication in English. The service is also very good, I will want to live again, there is free parking for self-driving, and it is recommended to eat.

The building itself may be a little old, but there is no omission because it is a hotel where you can have a wedding. The room is large and has a sofa so you can relax. The unit bath seems to have been replaced and is beautiful. The only thing that's unfortunate is that I couldn't find an outlet at the bedside. The location is within 5 minutes from Mito Station, but it is inconvenient if you have a carry because the last slope is steep. There are other hotels closer to the station than here. It seems that parking was free before, but now it is 500 yen per night. However, it is helpful to have a flat parking lot (without roof) with a wide 々 behind the hotel and free access as many times as you like (a style of giving a parking ticket to the front desk every time you enter the warehouse). The Kodokan of the sightseeing spot is just behind the scenes, and it is recommended because it can be seen in 1 ～ 2 hours of free time.

If you visit Mito by car. There was a parking fee around the station. The visit day was at the plum festival. The hotel is near the prefectural office, and there is also a prefectural office bus stop, and the bus can take a lot, so it seems to be a place that is not inconvenient. The hotel is stable ”route in” and the construction is almost the same. There is also a large bath (the washroom is ５) breakfast. However, there are not so many restaurants around, and it is a Sunday holiday. Check in advance if dinner is scheduled around the hotel. There is a method of eating in the center of Mito because the bus seems to be moving at night, but check the bus time!

This hotel has two strong attributes. It is five minutes walk from the railway station with its shops and restaurants and offers free car parking to guests albeit on a first come, first served basis. The car park has 16 spaces but in nearly two weeks I never had a problem getting a space although it was November. There are several more spaces under the hotel itself. There are local pay car parks close by but at 400-550 yen they aren't cheap. The hotel itself is dated and could do with a refresh especially in some of the the common areas. Stained carpets, with tatty and dirty paintwork in places aren't appealing and are easy to fix. That said, my room was clean, warm and the double bed was very comfortable. Unlike some Japanese hotels the bathroom wasn't one of these plastic capsules which looks like it has been dropped into the room. However, the bathroom itself while functional was again old. The TV had only Japanese channels but there was a fridge and a denji kettle for making tea and coffee. The wi-fi functioned fine. My room was no smoking but there was a whiff of cigarette smoke in the corridor. The staff were very friendly but spoke minimal English and offered me a bottle of water or a beer on arrival which was a lovely gesture. Reading this you might be thinking it all sounds a bit grim but it's not. It is an inexpensive hotel which is a bit tired and could do with updating. The location is great and the free car park is a real draw.

Use it on a business trip around the prefectural office. I chose it because there was a free parking lot with a large flat. There were many vijiho around Mito station, but parking lot is paid and the prefectural office is far from the station. This is reasonable. It is a normal Vijiho, beautiful, free coffee, free breakfast, and bathing agent. Breakfast is only a service, so there is nothing big. I think the room is large if it is a single. Twins are narrow because they spread the sofa in the single room and make it a bed. There are long pajamas and dryers. The guest did not see the female guest in the feeling that it was a stay person for the business trip and the neighboring construction.

Although it is a little far from Mito station, there is a multi-storey parking lot, the overall atmosphere is beautiful, the room is spacious and the cost performance is good. It is also close to a bar district, so it is suitable for business travelers and those who have a second party in the entertainment district. In addition to the restaurant, there is also a convenience store on the first floor, which is convenient. It is necessary to bring amenity goods from near the front desk, but from the viewpoint of environmental consideration in recent years, there is no choice. If I'm being selfish, it would be even better if the toilet paper was doubled. I wonder if that's a luxury.