Hotels with Breakfast in Tsukuba

The hotel is great, the onsen is small, the 2nd floor was a bit weird, you get with your yukata, and there is a fancy restaurant there. I liked the hotel, is family friendly but the beds and pillows were really terrible. I had a bad sleep. Super hard.

After reading the reviews, I added breakfast when I checked in. It's a hassle to go out for breakfast in the cold, and the selection is limited if you buy it the day before, so I was grateful. The large public bath was comfortable as expected. Maybe the walls are thin, but I was bothered by the snoring of the person next to me.

The room is relatively small, but it has everything, clean and sanitary, with a safe and refrigerator. It is very good for one person to live in. The hotel uses a credit card to take the elevator, which is safe and guaranteed. The breakfast is very rich and cost-effective. It is very close to the Research Institute subway and convenient for travel

My stay at this accommodation was absolutely fantastic and far exceeded my expectations! The place was impeccably clean and wonderfully quiet, creating a peaceful and relaxing atmosphere. The hosts were incredibly kind and attentive, making me feel right at home. One of the highlights was the food—breakfast and dinner were served daily, and each meal was unique, prepared with incredibly fresh ingredients. Every dish was delicious and thoughtfully crafted, adding a special touch to the experience. I highly recommend this place to anyone looking for a comfortable, clean, and welcoming stay. It’s truly exceptional and well worth it!

Thank you for your eye surgery for 3 days. I was very grateful to have you pick me up at the eye doctor. I stayed with breakfast, but the breakfast was very delicious. Also, the open-air bath is compact but very clean and there was a massage chair.

Good location, 10 minutes walking from Tsukuba express station, restaurants and convini at walking distance, WiFi works well, good Japanese style breakfast. Staff very kind and helpful.

The other day, I climbed Mount Tsukuba and planned to take the cable car down, but unfortunately, the cable car was undergoing inspection, so I ended up walking down instead. I was exhausted around 4:00 p.m., but a soak in Kamenoi Hotel's hot springs was rejuvenating. As the sun set, I was captivated by the glittering night view of Mount Fuji and the Skytree from my seventh-floor room. The room was well-cleaned, and the staff were very friendly. However, after washing my sweaty laundry at the laundromat, large fluffs fell out when I opened the dryer. It would be nice if they'd be more careful about things like that... However, I'd definitely stay at Kamenoi Hotel again when I visit Mount Tsukuba again. Thank you.

It was a little far from the nearest station and it took a little time to walk, but the beer set and fried rice of the Chinese restaurant Gaki general on the way were delicious. I think the inn is probably renewed. I thought that many employees were young. I was satisfied with the breakfast with many items.

The check in process was bit confusing. Rest was good. Not bad for business travelers.