Hayama Umino Hotel

"Nice hotel with a nice restaurant"

The Canvas Hayama Park

"The entrance was still difficult to understand and I thought I wanted something sign. However, it is very close to the sea and Hayama Park, and I think that I can see a beautiful sunset sky on a sunny day, so I would like to use it again if I have the opportunity."

Morito Funny House

"It was a very enjoyable five days."

Shonan Relief

"It's clean and very comfortable to be in."

Hotel Hayamakan

"I chose this hotel because it was very close to my desired destination, and its price was comparable to hotels in Tokyo. However, it was disappointing in other aspects. Firstly, the soundproofing of the room windows was unsatisfactory; I could clearly hear the noise of cars passing by downstairs late at night. I can understand that the bathroom floor is slightly higher than the room floor, but compared to other hotels I've stayed in, the bathroom floor at Hayama-kan was far too high. I had to worry about my balance every time I stepped out of the bathroom. The vanity mirror lacked heating/defogging features, and the bathtub felt rather small compared to the spacious room. When showering, the shower curtain would billow inwards due to air pressure, leaving me nowhere to hide in the narrow bathtub. The room had plenty of light fixtures, but except for the one in the entryway, all the switches were located near the bed. I had to fumble around in the dark for a while to get the lights on after checking in late at night. I was very dissatisfied with the sheet-style duvet cover in the room. It couldn't be secured to the duvet, making it difficult to turn over and resulting in a poor sleeping experience. The next morning, I found a mosquito on the shower curtain. Compared to the hardware shortcomings, I think there's room for improvement in this aspect. However, the shower mist was the most comfortable I've ever used, which is worth mentioning. The room was spacious, with a sofa and coffee table, and a bottle of mineral water was provided in the refrigerator. I heard there's an open-air space on the roof, but I didn't have a chance to experience it. There's no sea view from the room. The hotel's main entrance is locked late at night until early morning; you have to use your room key to enter and exit through the back door. A lantern was provided in the room, which was very useful for nighttime illumination. The front desk kindly lent me nail clippers; I was very grateful."

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