Hotels with WiFi in Kofu

"Just a heads-up, there are two of these hotels in Kofu, so make sure you choose the one near the station. The food was great, with lots of local Kofu specialties, and everything smelled delicious. The hot springs were also very relaxing. However, the hotel is located at a crossroads where pedestrians can't cross directly, so you have to walk a detour, which was a bit inconvenient."

"Continuation of the previous article: I booked two rooms for this trip, so I have two opportunities to comment. The photos uploaded in the previous article are limited, so I will continue to add in this one. There are drinks in the hotel's small refrigerator, all of which are free to drink. There are men's toner and women's cleansing and makeup removal skin care products, so when you go to Japan, you don't need to bring your skin care products to reduce the burden of luggage. The hotel waiter will introduce all the facilities of the hotel to you from the moment you check in, and explain in English. If you don't understand, you can use a translator. As a Chinese, you still need to abide by the local order when you go out. The hot spring hotel will provide you with hot spring instructions (there is a PDF file in Ctrip's reply email that specifically explains the dress and precautions for Japanese hot springs.) The way to wear a kimono is that the left lapel is on top, and if the right lapel is on the bottom, it is for **. So don't make a mistake. People with large tattoos are not allowed to enter. And ladies, after blowing their hair, remember that there is a vacuum cleaner in the locker room. Clean it yourself, which is also a reflection of quality. If I remember correctly, their men's and women's hot springs are switched every day, so the hot spring you soaked in that night may be switched to another one the next day. The locals explained that this way you can see different scenery. When you arrive at the hotel, remember to listen carefully to the waiter's explanation."

"This hotel chain is pretty consistent across the board. It has hot springs, though they're not very big. There's free late-night ramen, unlimited ice cream sticks and Yakult drinks, and coffee is free all day. Everything's great, except you can't book a king bed – you have to get twin beds. The hygiene is excellent, and the rooms are quite spacious. The price is also quite affordable for Japan."

"I had a comfortable stay in this hotel. Room was clean and spacous and quiet. I had a good nights rest. Hotel location is nearby the train station and nearby lots of food and shopping. Would stay with again."

"There's another Toyoko Inn near Kofu Station, but this one was great because it was cheaper, even though the public transport access was ever so slightly less convenient. It's located right in front of Kofu Castle, which was perfect for an early morning stroll. After an early breakfast, it was also close enough to walk to Takeda Shrine. The breakfast itself was also neatly prepared."

"I missed the last train and stayed in a hurry. It was a little far from the station but it was reasonable and good. It is recommended to go from another road because the road next to one is not very safe in the night town such as cabaret club. I was a little worried because I stayed alone, but the front desk was a young woman and kind, the amenities were abundant, and the charger was lent, and it was okay even if I was not prepared for the stay. It was good that the room smelled a little cigarette but it was not filthy."

"I wish bath towels and face towels were provided free of charge. The bathroom floor was slippery and it was easy to fall. The breakfast was delicious. The rooms were spacious and nice."

"It was late at night, and the parking lot was full. Fortunately, the hotel had a second parking lot in another place. It took about 3 minutes to walk. The hotel front desk would give a picture with a clear direction. The hotel bath is very small and exquisite, in addition to the hot soup, there are cold springs and sauna rooms. The room is small, but very clean, the hotel will have free tea and rice at night."

"I was looking for a place to stay for my first visit to Takeda Shrine in Kofu, and although it was far from the station, I made a reservation because I was only going back the next day and the price was cheap. I was on a motorbike, so I knew it was along Route 20. I had always thought it was a hotel, so I passed it once thinking it was not a building with more than three floors. (The setting sun was too bright and I couldn't see the sign?) It turned out to be a container hotel. It was new and the rooms were very clean. The staff were very polite. They served me a free frozen lunch box for one meal. They also had self-service tea and strong coffee. There was a convenience store about 500 meters away, but across the street there was a chain restaurant serving yakiniku, sushi, etc. I would like to stay here again if I have the opportunity."

"I checked in on a rainy day, but they thanked me for coming despite the poor footing and gave me a towel. The breakfast was delicious, just as the reviews said. It was convenient because it was close to the Kofu Showa IC, but I went at night on a rainy day, so it was dark and I would have missed it if I hadn't walked slowly. The facilities are a little old, but that didn't bother me too much."