Hotels in Mito

"The room isn't particularly large, but it's standard for a hotel in Japan. It's quite clean, and the service is decent. On the first floor, you can pick out various toiletries and there's a good selection of manga, which is a nice touch."

"When I take a shower around ten o'clock in the evening, the hot water will be hot and cold. But not in the afternoon and late at night Other than that it's good It’s a very cost-effective hotel In addition, I only found out after checking in that there was an access control. I hope the fact that there is an access control can be written on the hotel introduction."

"Located right across Mito station, supermarkets, restaurants, and cafes were easily accessible. The rooms were also a decent size, and the reception staff were very helpful. Parking was 600 JPY a night just outside the hotel."

"The room was on the side of the station rotary. The window was about 20cm wide, so I was able to put my book or smartphone on it, or sit down and look outside. It wasn't a very large room, but it was nice to be able to spend time there without feeling closed in. The large public bath ♨️ had a strong chlorine smell. Also, there was no staff at the entrance to the breakfast venue, so I was confused when handing over the ticket. The breakfast buffet had both Japanese and Western dishes. The selection was just right. The room was generally clean, and I was very satisfied with the price. I would use it again if I had the opportunity."

"The service staff is very friendly and kind, the hotel facilities are very clean and new, and the location is very convenient near the JR station and bus station. The room amenities are also very useful, and there are coffee and tea bags available in the lobby. Overall, I am very satisfied."

"I stayed here for one night on my way from Tokyo to Oarai. Ibaraki Prefecture is offering a discount of up to 5,000 yen per night as part of a project to attract Korean tourists, so I was able to stay for a whopping 40,000 won in a 23m² room. The location is also convenient, as it is a 5-minute walk from the south exit of Mito Station, and there is a convenience store just across the crosswalk. The room was spacious, so the bathroom was spacious, and the room was spacious and cool. I also went to the coin laundry, which was also a midway point, but it was about a 10-minute walk. Still, it was worth going for a night walk. Among the signboard holy places, there is only one cook pan on the Mito side, and it was nice that there was a bus that went there directly. The Cheongju-Ibaraki route was revived this time, so I want to go again if Incheon-Ibaraki is also built."

"The hotel is small and well-equipped, a bit old hotel, but the location is excellent. Just next to the jr water house. But pay attention to the parking lot is far away. And charge 500 yen. In summary, it is a very cost-effective hotel"

"Very good breakfast buffet, with rolls, real butter!! Jams, salads, fruit and vegetables... I'm a vegetarian, so I'm only listing what I ate. There was also meat and fish. The breakfast was more extensive than in most 5 star hotels in Japan."

"It was a very good hotel accommodation experience. I would like to stay there again in the future. Whether it was the various sashimi and local food for breakfast, or the late-night noodles at night, it was also amazing."

"Staying near Mito Station on Saturday was 150,000 to 200,000 won, but I booked a smoking room for 7.7 10,000 won including breakfast. I asked for the removal of the smell of cigarettes, and there was an air purifier, so I didn't smell the smell at all. The twin bed was good, the bathroom was really small, but there was a shared bath, so it was refreshing to wash it. There was a fiber deodorant, so the smell van was neatly solved in the clothes I ate Okonomiyaki in the evening. It was next to Senba Lake, so it was nice to take a walk in the morning and evening. There are quite a lot of joggers. There are comic books and massage chairs in the lobby, and there are free soda and alcohol vending machines. It was the best. I would like to stay here again if I go to Mito next time."