Hotel Lake Side Tsukuba

"I stayed at a nearby museum for business. Since there were few inns around, it seemed that this was an inn at a golf course or athletic park nearby, and there were quite a lot of children's accommodations, and the restaurant was noisy. It was a single room, but why is there so no lighting? I was surprised that the room was too dark. Darkness that makes me feel down ｗ What is the meaning of a dark room? There is a game machine in the corridor and it is noisy for children to come. The bath is ok, there is also an open-air bath, but I just built it? How about the soil bare and hygienic? I thought. There is Ushikunuma nearby, but I thought it would be a waste if the location was not good. However, the food is the best. The number of items, taste, and how to show are all perfect. I want to stay again to eat rice when I don't have children."

Tsukuba Onsen Hotel

"I stayed here the day before trekking Mt. Tsukuba without meals. The lobby, room, bath, etc. were all well-cleaned and I had a comfortable stay. I would like to stay here again if I have the opportunity. Since it was a room-only stay, there are no reviews for the food. When I went trekking the next day, I asked the hotel to let me park my car, and they agreed, but since it was 400 meters above sea level and a 20-minute walk from the hotel to the trailhead, I parked in the paid parking lot for visitors to Tsukuba Shrine, which costs 500 yen per visit. If you are feeling energetic, please walk from the hotel."

Tsukuba Garden House QIAO No.361

HOTEL R9 The Yard Tsukuba

"The receptionist is very kind. I was surprised that welcome drinks and even frozen lunch boxes were prepared. The Maba eggplant lunch box and grilled udon were delicious. It was helpful to have a frozen refrigerator and microwave. It is a comfortable hotel, so I would like to use it again. Thank you for your help."

Hotel New Takahashi Kouyadai

"Super"

Hotel Tsukuba Hills Gakuen-Odori

"On weekdays, there's free curry rice (curry sauce and barley rice), self-service, with pickles. There's also free brewed coffee. A free beverage machine offers free cocktails (sake or whiskey with other drinks) or soft drinks. There's a large public bathhouse (men only). There's a manga shop where you can read as much as you want for 1000 yen."