Hotels near Kitanoten Shrine in Tokorozawa

I stayed at work. From Tokorozawa Station, it is convenient to be located in front of the road across the road. I think it is a little higher than the recent chain business hotel. The room was old but the water was renewed (probably) and clean. The shower head was micro bubble? It was good 々 in the middle. Mineral water is also placed in the room for free. Only 1 points. I was worried about the smell, because it was a non-smoking room, it was not a smell of cigarettes, but it was a unique feeling of an old hotel. Breakfast is not so much, but there are Japanese and Western foods, and the seat is next to the restran? I was able to use it and I was able to slow down. (It seems to be like a limited meal and a tavern at night)

Very good, worth recommending, the hot spring is great, the accommodation is clean, the front desk service is good, very warm, the transportation is particularly convenient, there are everything around, praise, praise, praise

With a stay at Restay Tokorozawa - Adults Only in Tokorozawa, you'll be within a 5-minute drive of Seibuen Amusement Park and Belluna Dome. This love hotel is 8 mi (12.8 km) from Yokota Air Base and 12.4 mi (19.9 km) from Sanrio Puroland.Take advantage of recreation opportunities such as karaoke, or other amenities including complimentary wireless internet access and a vending machine.Take advantage of the hotel's room service (during limited hours).Featured amenities include a 24-hour front desk and a vending machine. Free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 30 guestrooms featuring refrigerators and microwaves. Complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected, and flat-screen televisions are provided for your entertainment. Private bathrooms with separate bathtubs and showers feature jetted bathtubs and complimentary toiletries. Conveniences include minibars and coffee/tea makers, and housekeeping is provided daily.

I have stayed in this hotel twice. I chose a double room when traveling with my daughter. Although the room is small, it is very clean and has a separate bathroom for taking a bath. Breakfast includes relatively simple Japanese food such as rice and miso soup, and coffee is provided until ten o'clock. There are many restaurants not far from the hotel with rich choices. Not far away there is a bamboo forest park and a clear river, which is a good place for walking and sightseeing.

It was a single, but it was good to have a large table in the room. I didn't do anything using the table because I was almost in the room this time, but it seemed convenient for studying, working and eating. It was the first time to use a smart hotel, but it was easy because the room key was PIN type without managing the card key. The pillows in the room were hard and high, but it was good because it was perfect for me. Pillows are prepared in front of the front desk and can be borrowed freely, but when it is late, everything will be lent, so those who are particular about pillows should borrow pillows early. There was a large communal bath in the building, and I was able to soak in the bath slowly. It was also convenient to see how crowded the bathhouse was on the TV in the room. However, I think it would have been nice if there were guidance such as ”available in room clothes and indoor slippers” somewhere. I thought it was okay, but I wore slippers indoors, and I could use them in room clothes, etc., and there was no guide anywhere, so I changed into clothes just in case. It was a little troublesome there.

I found Wild Cherry Blossom Hostel's remote work plan in search of a space where I can telework without getting on a crowded train outside my home. Despite the Sunday of the day before, the reservation was completed by phone with polite response. It was my first time to use it, but the facility was new, the infection control was perfect, the WiFi network was fast (over 300Mbps both up and down), and the lounge was equipped with a kitchenette and could eat and drink. , Not only are the facilities substantial, such as the use of showers, but the staff 々 are also friendly and comfortable teleworking environment, and work is more efficient than teleworking at home, which tends to be interrupted. Proceed I was able to do it. I took a walk nearby during the lunch break, but I was able to refresh myself by taking a shower and then going to work in the afternoon. I thought that if I could rent an extended display with this, I could use it more, so I gave feedback to the staff. Highly recommended for those who want to telework outside their home. (Especially those who live along the Chuo Line) I didn't stay this time, but I understand LGBT, there is a prayer room, and there seems to be some English-speaking staff. I felt that preparations for customers from abroad were perfect.

Although the hotel is not close to the JR line, it is also very close to Keio Hachioji Station. There is a McDonald's nearby. The hotel counter staff are also very polite. There is also a self-service coffee machine in the lobby. It's cold outside, so you can warm up immediately with a cup of hot coffee. , check in, store luggage, and check out quickly.

The impression that the hotel has a very clear advantages and disadvantages. ① Room Very large compared to the average hotel in Tokyo. What impressed me as a parent with children was that the sofa and bed were generally low, and the equipment was high and well hidden in the cupboard and the child could not get it. I think it is a room that is friendly to the child who is convinced that there are many guests with the child. On the other hand, I didn't know where the equipment was too hidden to see, so I don't know where it was, so I think the staff should explain the basics when I arrived in the room. (There was no explanation) ➁ Facility Rooftop Spa costs an additional fee, but it is worth it. If it was sunny, Mt. Fuji could be seen, and I was very satisfied because it was a hot spring. ➂ Service Overall, the staff was nice to talk to me when I felt in trouble. Free drinks and bread are provided depending on the time of day, and you can take it back to your room. What was disappointing was the restaurant, and it was a big minus that it took a lot of time to serve. I wonder if it took more than ３０ minutes to provide the sashimi. I was surprised that the main came first for some reason. Breakfast was also served late, so late customers were crowded in the lobby. ④ＳＤＧｓ To be clear, this is ruining this hotel. ＳＤＧｓ I think it should be enlightened, but what this hotel is doing is clearly a cost reduction named ＳＤＧｓ. It is because guests stay at a high price hotel to experience the extraordinary feeling, and I think that the real pleasure of staying at a hotel is to enjoy the equipment and amenities that the hotel is particular about. Even so, this hotel stingy with a toothbrush. (One ５００ You can choose whether to buy a high bamboo toothbrush or bring it with you in the mystery of the yen) There are only the minimum amenities in the room. (In this price range, I think it's okay to enhance lotion and emulsion a little more. It's a lineup similar to a business hotel. Of course, it's of a reasonable quality ...) These are at the rooftop spa. There were all the menity, but it seems that it will be reduced in the future from the viewpoint of ＳＤＧｓ (even though I pay an extra fee ...) The restaurant gave the child a paper straw, but The child will soon be chewed and useless, so as a result, it will be a large consumption of straws. I was really wondering if this was ＳＤＧｓ. Anyway, it's a pity that it was a result of being forced to endure and unreasonable. .. I wondered if I could not easily extract the goodness of ＳＤＧｓ a little more flexibly and provide it to customers instead of forcing ＳＤＧｓ to customers. I think this hotel is top-notch if it has it. I was worried about it because it was a good hotel.

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.

The location is good, the room is renovated or beautiful? Some places. The air conditioner remains old and sounds quite good. It's a reduction point that long hair came out from under the pillow that should have been cleaned. It is the front desk of check-in, but if you give the card of the room on purpose, the adjustment is made by the automatic adjustment machine from the beginning? . I feel that breakfast is good. I think it's good to be staying as an ordinary business.