2-Star Hotels in Kamisu

Located in Kamisu, Family Lodge Hatagoya Kamisu is a 3-minute drive from Suigo-Tsukuba Quasi-National Park and 7 minutes from Kashima Jingu. This motel is 25.3 mi (40.6 km) from Naritasan Shinshoji Temple and 25.7 mi (41.4 km) from Narita Omotesando.This motel offers designated smoking areas.Featured amenities include laundry facilities, coffee/tea in a common area, and microwave in a common area. Free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 12 guestrooms featuring refrigerators and flat-screen televisions. Complimentary wired and wireless internet access is available. Bathrooms with separate bathtubs and showers feature deep soaking bathtubs and hair dryers. Conveniences include desks, and housekeeping is provided daily.

The staff are very helpful, the rooms are clean. Full appliances, there is a washing machine as well.

Perfect for a business trip and a long stay and leisure! A business ryokan that takes pride in its delicious meals.

I stayed on the way to Kashima. The basic seems to be business youth, but it was also convenient to stay with a bicycle. I was relieved to say that I could have a bicycle in the room. There was a large bath and it was perfect after cycling. There were many coin laundry, and there was a woman's dressing room, and it was safe here. Free breakfast buffet was quite high. However, it is in front of the factory zone, so there are not many shops. There is also a little distance to the convenience store. There is a restaurant and you can take out, but Sunday is a regular holiday. It was a new, beautiful and bicycle-friendly inn.

I stayed for 2 nights at the end of the year as an overseas resident. The room was small in the new hotel, but I was happy that there was a large communal bath with a modern interior. On New Year's Eve, the large communal bath and breakfast restaurant were very crowded. Breakfast was good because I went around 8 o'clock, but those who came around 8:30 did not enter and wrote their names at the entrance and waited in the lobby. It may be a measure against corona, but I thought it would be okay to pack a little more tables and arrange them. I have traveled to Hiroshima, Onomichi, Osaka and Tokyo this time, but I felt that every hotel was a little narrower between the tables next door. New Year's Day was a happy content with New Year's dishes. The lobby also had a book corner, a coin laundry and a coffee and tea self-service station. There are restaurants and shopping centers near the hotel, so I would like to stay again next year when I return home.

This is my second time staying at this facility. It's small, but there's no problem. It would be more helpful if there were a slightly larger shelf or desk to put things. I think it's very good to be a temporary housing in the event of a disaster.

Overall it was beautiful and the service was good. There were various pillows and yukata. Because there was a hot spring, I didn't enter a small unit in the room. Rooms and hot springs are not put in if you forget the security number. Women have amenities presents. Breakfast is until 8:30, but you can eat bread with a lot of baked bread. The meal was delicious. Before I took it, the person concerned was calling for each group. The price is cheap and very satisfied. The parking lot is also large, so it is a recommended hotel if you are a car.

It is convenient because it is a departure and arrival point of a high-speed bus. It was very convenient because I used it from Haneda Airport. The hotel itself was also splendid and I was able to spend it slowly. However, it was an inconvenient place without a car around.

The room is clean. There is also a simple breakfast. There is a convenience store in 30 seconds from the entrance and exit, and there is no problem with the acquisition of drinks and food. There are also chain restaurants within walking distance. The pajamas are not in the room and are taken by themselves from the side of the １Ｆ elevator, but this is no problem. The most problem with this stay was the drainage of the unit bus. When I stored hot water in the bathtub and drained it, the drainage was not in time, or the water was accumulated to the toilet of the unit bus. Naturally, the foot towel was also flooded and the drain trap was not dirty, so there may be a problem with the drain pipe itself. It is a matter of attention.

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