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We used it for our stay after Hawaiians. The room was large and we added a sofa bed and an extra bed to put 4 beds, but it was still a little affordable. The bath was a type of washing place and the bathtub was usually stretched. Amenities such as yukata and slippers for children were placed next to the front desk, and children who like yukata were very happy. The staff was very nice and the check-in seemed to overlap, but I responded politely. Breakfast was a Japanese style Viking, and the amount of goods was small at a time, but the replenishment was no longer delicious. However, I thought it was good to have a room and appeal more to eat because the breakfast space was narrow and the people were overflowing. The cleaning of the room was not done, the dust was on the wall, and the hot water in the bath was put on the bath, and the short hair was floating about ２ books. Also, the child discovered a hot water and a picture book from under the bed in the morning...I was quite surprised because my house was not used. And, when the curtain is stopped, the place is broken, the screw jumps out, and it is dangerous, and there is no setting of the non-smoking room, and the tobacco smell countermeasure is not done very much It was very disappointing. (The smell of cigarettes was not so bad if I swung the deodorant installed in the room and moved the air cleaner all the time) The soft side was very good and satisfied, but the repeat with the child is a little troublesome on the hard side.

Toyoko Inn is located just a short walk from Iwaki Station. Since it is a safe and stable Toyoko Inn, you can spend comfortably at this store as well as other stores. The breakfast venue was a bit small, but it wasn't crowded so I was able to eat slowly. It's just a short walk from the station, and there are many places around where you can eat, including a bar, so I think you can spend it without feeling any inconvenience. The water area is also Toyoko ink quality, so I was able to spend comfortably without any problems with cleanliness. I think I will use it if I have something to do in Iwaki.

Thank you for the inspiring cheap plan of 3 groups limited to 1 day posted on HP. The biggest complaint is that there is no cold water pot and paper towel in the washroom, but other than that, the guest rooms in the Genroku Building, which are wide 々 with a large TV, were comfortable. It's an aging public bath (especially a washroom), but the hot springs that flow directly from the source of hot water are truly hot. Considering the price of meals at the restaurant, I was satisfied with the senior couple. Not only the modernly renovated lobby lounge with various interesting books, but also many attractions other than hot springs such as paintings of people with disabilities in front of the large communal bath and exhibitions related to the earthquake disaster nuclear accident. I felt the power of the long established inn.

I'm sorry, but I may be disappointed if I apply for a business hotel that salaried men usually use. However, the staff was able to spend a homely feeling with a polite response, so I didn't feel any big dissatisfaction.