Hotels Near Shirota Sensaburo Honorific Monument in Konosu

I was able to stay cheaply in the hotel itself using national travel support. There is a paper bag so that you can bring it to your room for breakfast. I accidentally put sausage bread in the paper bag and made it oily, so I would be grateful if you could prepare a tray for bringing it into the room. The bread itself was delicious because it was only homemade by the hotel. There is no affiliated parking lot at the hotel, and you can park at the surrounding coin parking lot. The nearest coin parking from the hotel is 12 hours 1800 yen (at the time of use) and a fairly bullish price setting. If you don't mind walking from the hotel to coin parking about 400 ｍ, there seem to be some cheap places. For details, ask the hotel.

This time, I used it for my parents' vaccine reservation. It is convenient because it is close to the station and the convenience store is close. This time, I didn't add breakfast because of the time, but I think I will try it next time. I arrived earlier than the scheduled check-in time, but the front desk was kind and warm. The room has a disposable slipper, and it is especially thankful in this world. In another hotel in Kumagai, where I stayed before, the room is large, but it is the thing of the previous guest, there is a used mask, the bathroom is dirty, and the slipper is also disposable, and the paper is put out I thought I didn't want to stay again because there was only a slipper, but I would like to use this hotel again. Speaking of greed, Kumagai also thought that there would be a room with a separate bus with a lady room and bathroom. I will take care of you again.

I used it for the first time when I went to Kumagai on a business trip in November. It was a good hotel with a good location within walking distance from the station. Not a new hotel, but the hotel's response and cleaning situation were good. It was large and good because I upgraded to a twin room. There were comic magazines, etc., and I was able to enjoy it in the room.

It was a short walk from Forest Park Station and it was nice to have a clean feeling. I also talked to several people at the front desk Everyone responded with a smile. There was no room bath and only shower room There is no problem because there is a hot spring. Breakfast was free, but it was enough to choose Western and Japanese food I thought, well, there are few kinds of salads and fruits, and I'm going to cut costs here. No problem in particular. The staff at the restaurant felt good I saw the kitchen glimpse when I went in and out. There was a feeling of cleanliness and I was able to eat with peace of mind. hot springs and rooms are also nice and compact It was a sophisticated city hotel.

It's about 8 minutes from the station. It's a distance that I think is a little far because I'm tired. It is a method of taking off shoes at the entrance and putting shoes in the geta box. and then at the front desk Receive card keys in the room and stay. Move to the room using elevator. There are only two cars, and it takes time to get to the ninth floor. Impression that two are going up at the same time and the efficiency is not good. The bath is equipped with a super public bath, and you can use it depending on the plan. Breakfast is a Viking method. It takes time to get crowded and eat when there are many guests.

As a business hotel, I was able to spend comfortably in a spacious room. The room on the station side on the 2 floor overlooked the platform of the station from the window, and the curtain was open, and the passenger seemed to meet. I think if the weather is good on the upper floor, Mt. Fuji can be seen. It was a non-smoking room, but it smelled from the ventilation port from the outside or 々 cigarettes. It was a bit unfortunate there, but the hotel was polite and comfortable.

We had a 4 story accommodation on the site of the playhouse that was previously here. There are dormitory types and private room types, toilets and showers are shared styles. It is still new so it is very clean and comfortable. The first floor is the front desk and the food court, the second floor is the room, the fourth floor is a shared kitchen and rest space, and you can see the old streets from the veranda. This time, I stayed in a private room type at ２ meal plan 7500 yen because I can stay cheaply for the prefecture. Dinner was worth 2000 yen from four shops in the food court on the first floor, and breakfast was worth 980 yen for Japanese food in the same place, and both were delicious. The shared kitchen facilities on the 4th floor are substantial, so it seems to be good to buy food at nearby department stores and supermarkets and cook and eat on the 4th floor.

The day of the stay was a rainy day, but from the pedestrian deck extending from the station to the commercial building with the hotel without getting wet From the second floor with convenience stores and restaurants to the seventh floor with a private elevator with the front desk In Ront, you can check the temperature, disinfect your fingers and check in, and take your card key to the elevator. What surprised me not to enter the room was that the toilet and bath were independent. I checked later, only double is a unit bus, but as far as I can see the picture, the bathroom, including double, seems to be sufficiently large. In addition, the bedroom was not a business hotel in a good sense, and it was a chic room with indirect lighting on the axis, and it was a construction that did not feel the cheapness of the advanced hotel. The TV is not suitable for the size of the room (laughs) and it is a type that can watch YouTube. In recent business hotels, the outlet and USB port, which are essential equipment, are not under the table and TV, and are equipped with one place on the left and right sides of the bed. charging the smartphone at the pillow without the meeting You can. If you mention the improvement point, I noticed that the microwave oven was on each floor and next to the vending machine corner when I left the room (although there is a microwave oven, it is conscientious but laughing) It's been a long time. I was able to occupy a fully equipped two-person room at a price of less than 10000 yen, and I felt that the cospa was very high. (because there is no single room, the single guest like me is originally outside the target, but laughter) Not only facilities but also hospitality, there are several hotel men at the front desk. I never had to wait. The hotel industry is suffering without exception in the corona domain, but I feel that it was good to be able to stay at the timing that I can easily make a reservation from one person at a reasonable price.

We used it for 1 night single. Check-in is at the front desk on the 2 floor. I think it was good to have disinfectant in the elevator and can be disinfected. The room was large enough to use for one person. The air conditioner was adjustable in 0.5 degrees and was comfortable. At night, I was able to rest quietly without worrying about sounds ☆ Breakfast was a Viking form in the lobby from 6:30. There were onigiri, bread, salad, scrambled eggs, etc., and there were many miso soup ingredients and it was a good impression. I think it was good that there were many seats and each seat outlet. Check out was smooth only by returning the room key and I was happy to see it carefully.

Having never stayed at a dorm-style capsule hotel before, I was amazed at how quiet and clean it was. The small capsule/pod had a mattress, a TV, toiletries, and even pajamas! Even though the “door” was really just a curtain, I was not disturbed by too much noise from people walking through the corridors. But then again, this was Japan, and people (even foreigners) are extremely polite, and aware of other’s personal spaces. The locker-style bathroom was huge, with about 20-30 vanity stations each with a sink, space for all your toiletries, plus a hairdryer, and all the amenities you would have in a normal hotel room. The shower and toilet stalls were sparky-clean, even though this was a common area shared by all ladies. The men’s dorm was on the second floor, with their own locker/toilet areas, so the ladies’ area was completely private and safe. The treehouse theme was also a unique twist, which was reflected in the decor, and the layout of the capsule rooms. This is a great option for travellers on a low budget. Completely safe, clean, and relatively comfortable.