Best Hotels near Oyama Afuri Shrine, Isehara

Always welcome and breakfast is delicious, the room is clean and clean, and it is a twin room that can spend relaxing. The pajamas are nice and easy to wear in blue gray clothes, and the large bath of artificial hot springs is clean itself, and the garden over the glass is healing fatigue! dinner is delicious, so you can cheer your tired body! There is a coin laundry, so you can wash it while entering the hot springs. If you put it in the dryer, you can return to the room and finish the drying if you have non billiard TV time. There is Lawson nearby and it is 24 hours empty. Next to it is the workman shop open from 7 a.m. In front of the hotel, the supermarket Berg is open until 24 o'clock on the other side of the COCO restaurant. It is very convenient! It is our parent and child's regular inn when going to Isehara! I'm glad that parking is free!

It was just a good room with a good view. The room was a decent feeling, there was a parking space and the location was good. If the temperature adjustment of the air conditioner is possible...

The hotel is cheap and good. It should be said that the room size is the largest among Japanese hotels. The room is clean and tidy, with complete facilities. There is a mountain view outside the window, and the field of vision is relatively wide. It is relatively comfortable to live there. As the flight was delayed, it was already early in the morning when we arrived at the hotel, but the staff was still very welcoming. It's just that the hotel does not have Chinese service, so you need to know a little Japanese to communicate.

Breakfast is ok. Eat early for breakfast, and have rice topped with curry sauce. The rice is good, and the rice is much better than domestic ones. The hotel is close to the station and the transportation is convenient. There are parking lots and not many parking spaces.

There is nothing wrong with it except for a small point. It is very close to Fujisawa Station. Exit the station from the North Exit, cross the overpass, and get off the escalator on the right. Although it is small, it is relatively clean, the price is reasonable, and it is convenient to eat around. I ate pepper lunch, which was not bad.

Attended a sports meet over a weekend in Machida (abt 30min from Shinjuku by train). Stayed in a non-smoking ladies single room at this hotel ( ladies’ beauty kit provided ). Small corner room on 4th floor but had 2 windows overlooking the lively street of Machida shopping area. Machida Station is a 2 minute walk ( East exit ). This station has the Odakyu Line to Shinjuku (30mins only) as well as other lines. I came from Haneda International Airport and it took me slightly over an hour by train to Machida station. Very easy commute. Pasmo card (stored value card, excess can be refunded at the airport at the end of trip) is highly recommended on Tokyo’s public transpor. Online booking is easy on hotel website which has English translation. Google map helped with getting to this hotel. Entrance not highly visible from main walking street in Machida, so use Google Maps. There’s hotel signage at the entrance and you have to go up elevator to 5th floor for check-in. Fast and quick process. Staff able to communicate in simple English. For more complicated issues, use Google Translate. That was a great help! You can leave your baggage at the reception if you arrive early. Check in is STRICTLY after 3pm onwards. Room is very clean and daily housekeeping is very thorough (sometimes to the point of environmental wastage ie toothbrush and other toiletries, towels, bedsheets are replenished fully when reusing them is still viable). Location is great....major malls Lumine, OIOI, Odakyu are very close by...Daiso, Tokyu Hands and Don Don Donki likewise. Walking street is just outside the hotel with MANY food points, bars, karaoke, titbit stores, small retailers and convenience shops along the bustling street. Bus interchange is 5 min away ( direct Haneda airport bus is available too ). There’s a simple breakfast served every morning...its a set meal, nothing fancy. Enjoyed my stay and the great value of this hotel.

To enjoy the Infinity Pool we got up at 6 am. The facilities have a very chic design, black and gray with modern Zen lines. The view was great but wouldn't be in bad weather. Only 2 smaller jacuzzis and 5 sunbeds. Already it was pretty packed with young 20 somethings. The sunset should be fantastic. The onsen was a floor below, a large square indoor bath and one outdoor with wooden slats covering the whole view but letting in air. Nothing special. The fitness room was still closed and so was the lobby bar (Covid). We arrived after eating in Enoshima. We had a seaside room with a balcony but no seating on it; our daughter+kids had a mountain view): a smaller room with no balcony, less space and parking lot view. Our plan did include the infinity pool/onsen admission (after the Long Beach summer season closed). Breakfast was fantastic-something for everyone in a bright sunny room with ocean-view. Parking costs ¥1000.

I had a good time thanks to the clean accommodation and friendly service. It was convenient because there were many vending machines in the hotel, and it was nice that it was close to the nearby station. There were many marts and restaurants near the hotel, so it was convenient.

８ telework all day from 17 o'clock. I couldn't concentrate at home, and I had a ladder for the cafe before, but the cafe was difficult to open a PC for a long time. . Especially Saturday and Sunday. I had to ask for additional orders, and I was also out of concentration and I was not cost-effective. And I experienced the telework plan for the first time today. As a result, it became a very satisfying telework. The front desk is also good, and it is possible to use the ticket in the building for 1100 yen, and to receive the beverage and sweets prepared in the lobby, and to bring only the PC, and to be able to be able to be able to be able to be able to be able to be able to be able to be able to be able to be able to be able to be able to be In a room that is easy to concentrate, the telework was more efficient than usual. Above all, I was able to use a large bath. Because I concentrated for a long time, I was able to soak slowly in a large public bath with a rest, and my head and feeling were refreshed. In other companies hotels, the price of the telework plan is not so cheap, so I felt like I would use it again.

There is a parking lot when you ride a motorcycle to the hotel, and the staff at the counter are very professional. The room is also very clean, and it is very close to the lively places. There are cafes, supermarkets, and department stores nearby.