Hotels with Parking in Mito

Newly-renovated hotel located just outside Mito Station. There are many eateries and shops nearby. The bus terminal is also located at Mito Station, making this hotel a convenient place to stay for sightseeing in Mito.

The room was spacious, making it easy to open large suitcases. There's a big public bath and a laundry room, and breakfast was good. The room was quiet and peaceful. The hotel is right across from the station; you just take the pedestrian bridge down and you're there. If you have luggage, though, you'll need to take the elevator on the left side of the bridge down to street level, cross the zebra crossing, and then you're at the hotel. We visited in March when the plum blossoms were in full bloom. You can walk from the hotel through the station to Kairakuen Garden and then take the train back.

I found it very convenient as the washing machines are free of charge, and using the dryer costs only 100 yen with plenty of units available. They also have a public bath, sauna, and massage chairs. The washing machines, in particular, are located both inside and outside the changing rooms with plenty of capacity, so if you start a load before taking a bath, you can relax without having to wait. Everything was just very comfortable.

Hotel Season Mito is a bit of a walk from Mito Station. To get there, exit the station, go downstairs past Sukiya, and follow the river. The room was clean, and the bathroom was a typical Japanese 3-in-1 unit. The front desk staff, an older gentleman, was very welcoming. In the evening, they offered complimentary sake and free popsicles, just like at Dormy Inn. It's also conveniently located near Kairakuen Garden and Senba Lake.

It was a disappointing breakfast. It all started with me going to the wrong venue; I ended up in a room reserved for international tourists. It was a windowless room with shared seating. I wanted to enjoy a leisurely meal with my family, and although it seemed a bit expensive, I called the front desk beforehand to confirm I was in the wrong place. Before entering, I showed my room key, explained I didn't have a reservation and that I'd called earlier, and they let me in, but it was a room reserved for tour groups. The atmosphere felt different, so I asked about it, and they said, ”This is also a room for international tourists, but we've charged you for breakfast.” Who would willingly choose to eat in a windowless room with international tourists? I later learned that the regular breakfast was served on the courtyard terrace with individual tables for each family. At checkout, the breakfast location was listed as the regular restaurant, and when I explained I hadn't eaten there, they said it was fine since the price was the same, which I found somewhat unsatisfactory. I will never stay there again, but I wanted to warn others that they should be careful and take responsibility for their own safety.

For breakfast, you'll be given a coupon usable at Tully's Coffee inside Mito Station. If you exceed the 1,200 yen limit, you'll pay the difference. Unusually for this type of hotel, bath salts are provided as an amenity. There's a free coffee machine in the lounge during opening hours. It's conveniently located near the station, the staff are friendly, and it's clean, so I recommend it.

While my first night was great, the second was the complete opposite. Guests in the surrounding rooms were constantly coming and going, shouting, and banging on the furniture and walls. The noise kept me awake until midnight. On top of that, I wasn't able to connect my iPhone to the hotel Wi-Fi at all during my stay.

This time I stayed at Daikumachi for a drinking party with friends. I've stayed here a few times and it's always been great. Unfortunately I couldn't take a bath this time, but the breakfast was delicious and I ate a lot. Thank you. This is one of the inns I'd like to stay at again if I have the opportunity.

The welcome drink was a nice touch, and the breakfast, which was available to all guests, was particularly excellent. It wasn't just your typical free breakfast; it felt more like a standard business hotel breakfast. I also really appreciated the shampoo bar and other amenities, as I often have skin reactions to standard hotel products. While the building itself is a bit old, the premises were very well-maintained and clean, and the amenities provided meant I lacked nothing. However, the tap water had a significant sewage smell, to the point where I honestly wanted to avoid using it even for brushing my teeth or washing my face. I'd recommend buying bottled water for drinking. I didn't notice any issues with the shower water when I used it, it was just the tap water that was concerning.

The room was very beautiful. The room had a place to take off shoes and there was a disposable slipper in the amenities, so there was a feeling of cleanliness. In addition, there were shampoo conditioners and various chargers in the lobby. (There was also a charger in the room.) The bed was large and I was able to sleep well until morning. There were sweets and drinks in the lobby, and it was good that the guests were able to get free!