2-Star Hotels in Ibaraki Prefecture, Japan

Although it is countryside, it is very close to the train station. About 2 minutes of walking. Front desk staff members were helpful to accommodate the room request. The bathroom in the room was quite clean. However, the shampoo and body soap in the room was low quality. But luckily you can go to the entrance area to pick up another variety of soap and shampoo. I appreciated that they had DHC skin care set in case you didn't bring it with you. There is a convenience store across from the hotel. So I was thankful for that. Otherwise, there is a bakery and an izakaya and that is it. 🙂

The location is very good, right next to the west exit of Katsuta Station. The hygiene and breakfast are good, but the exterior wall was under maintenance when I stayed there, and the windows were sealed with plastic and could not be opened.

After visiting Tohoku Aomori, I decided to check in the night before so that I could go to the National Seaside Park early the next morning to see the white butterflies. Please note that you have to climb more than 20 stairs to get to the front desk. I was dragging a big bag alone. Going up the stairs is really killing me! There is an elevator in Shadian that goes directly to the room, but the room is also very old. A stay of just over 200 yuan a night is enough. The free breakfast on the second day surprised me. It was in buffet format, very rich and delicious, and the quality was many, many times better than Toyoko Inn! If you don’t care about the stairs and the old room, it’s really worth it!

It was a lovely family stay in this property.The room was Japanese style which was very wide . There was a public bath onsen and private family onsen with the beautiful sea view,which we used comfortably as it was not busy because of the week day I guess. The train station is also a few minutes from the hotel . Overall we enjoyed it..

Good breakfast. Nice public bath. Was quiet when I was there. Early june. Sadly no dinner arranged. And didn't want to drive the narrow road out to town. Good thing they sold many types of cup noodles. So we a simple cup noodle dinner with their melon cider drink. Highly recommend to try their melon cider.. Staff very helpful.

We loved our overnight stay here. We slept with windows slightly open and it was wonderful to hear the ocean waves from our bedroom. We stayed at many different ryokans, but the food here was the best. Downside is that there isn't a good onsen here. Very small and no view. We just used the bath in our own room.

Very good breakfast buffet, with rolls, real butter!! Jams, salads, fruit and vegetables... I'm a vegetarian, so I'm only listing what I ate. There was also meat and fish. The breakfast was more extensive than in most 5 star hotels in Japan.

I was first guided to the room I booked, and the front desk said that this plan was made, and I was sick, but it was OK because it changed properly. Location was great 〜

古い建物ですが、特に気になりません。 目の前にコンビニあり。 駐車場は入り口前に停められますが、10台ほど。 アメニティはシャンプーとリンスセット。ボディソープは石鹸。こだわる方は要持参。 金額は4000円以内で泊まれ、とても満足。

I booked a Japanese-style room. Look at the picture. The atmosphere is really good. I really like it. It’s good to experience it. The advantage is that it is very close to the station, only a 2-minute walk away, but the disadvantage is that it is also very close to the station. The train tracks are right next to the bed, and you can hear the banging and the sound of the tram passing by. Usually, the frequency of one is about ten minutes, and the frequency of one is about half an hour late at night. It’s really hard for people who don’t sleep well. The windows in the Japanese-style room are papered and don’t have any light-blocking effect. I was woken up by the bright light and the roar of the tram at around 5 o’clock in the morning. This room is only for early experience. The rest effect is too great. Worse The hotel arranged a steak dinner, but the steak was fried very old. The vegetables were very fresh, sweet and delicious. For breakfast, you can choose Japanese or Western. For Japanese, it is just a salted fish (really salty), a box of natto and an omelette. You can choose it by yourself. The rice and miso soup seemed to be average Western style. It was just a few breads, yogurt, salad, meat and egg drinks. It felt like Western style was more in line with my taste.