Hotéis perto de Ibaraki Kashima Soccer Stadium, Kashima

Room cleaning, replacement of amenities, etc. It was done properly The equipment is old and there are stains on the wallpaper. It's very cheap so I think it's worth the price Conveniently located near a police box and convenience store

The Internet connection in the building that has become common for free recently, but the line here is too thin or the net is not used anyway. This hotel is located in the factory zone, and it is １９ time that most workers are staying at the hotel, and it is not used to be able to connect to the mail server from that time. After all, to use the Wi-Fi router brought... On the other hand, breakfast is the best of the business hotel chains in this class.

Overall it was beautiful and the service was good. There were various pillows and yukata. Because there was a hot spring, I didn't enter a small unit in the room. Rooms and hot springs are not put in if you forget the security number. Women have amenities presents. Breakfast is until 8:30, but you can eat bread with a lot of baked bread. The meal was delicious. Before I took it, the person concerned was calling for each group. The price is cheap and very satisfied. The parking lot is also large, so it is a recommended hotel if you are a car.

I love my first stay at NIPPONIA, former 々, and an inn that has been renovated from an old private house, so take this opportunity. .. .. I asked, but the room and service were very disappointing, and I thought hard to stop going to the NIPPONIA series in the future. I stayed in the SEIGAKU building. The renovated warehouse is large and has a high ceiling, but there are only two small windows above, so you can't see the view at all. There is also a porch, but it is surrounded by a fence and eaves, and you can't see the outside at all from here. There is a feeling of blockage. There is a space on the porch that can be called a garden, but only weeds are growing. Until now, I have stayed at as many inns as ５ renovated old folk houses and warehouses, but I have the impression that the renovation costs less than any inn. There is WiFi, but the room without a TV, no Bluetooth connection speaker, and the outside appearance is disappointing. The refrigerator is small like a business hotel, and there is no freezer, so I think it is inconvenient for those who need ice. Of course, there is no service to carry ice at night. Amenities were not particularly noteworthy. Even though it is a holiday fee, it is about 90000 yen with breakfast per night. The inn, which is a renovated old folk house where I stayed before, does not set such a high price even if it has a kitchen, a washing machine, and a garden. I wonder where it was worth it (even in Kyoto). Also, the service was the worst. Even though the price is higher than a luxury hotel, the staff gave the impression that they were doing their best to do their work, probably because the service was operated by the smallest number of people with services below a business hotel. The bus introduced on the website may be suspended, so if you ask about access to the hotel before staying, you will be guided to the suspended bus as it is, or if you ask the restaurants in the area, Multiple restaurants were introduced. After arriving at the hotel, I met the reception staff and was confirmed that I had luggage, but I didn't know. The explanation of the inn is also said to be Long 々 sitting opposite, but there is no welcome drink. Check-in was at 15:00, and even after the cleaning was finished, there was no guidance, and it was explained that it was such a rule. For breakfast, choose a start at 7:30 or 8:30. The breakfast time is decided exactly instead of the concept of staying slowly over time (there is no clock or TV in the room for that reason). I also used the cafe in the GEISHO building. It costs 1000 yen for shaved ice alone and 800 yen for coffee. I was able to relax while looking at the cityscape and tourists. I was surprised to use the bathroom, but I wondered if I hadn't cleaned it for at least 3 days. (I can't write in detail, but I also noticed dust that seemed to accumulate for several days.) It seems that the bad things continue, and I encountered Go ◯◯ Ri in the room, and the fish for breakfast on the second day was raw. , i was disappointed. . .

This is my second time staying at this facility. It's small, but there's no problem. It would be more helpful if there were a slightly larger shelf or desk to put things. I think it's very good to be a temporary housing in the event of a disaster.

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The staff are very helpful, the rooms are clean. Full appliances, there is a washing machine as well.

I stayed on the way to Kashima. The basic seems to be business youth, but it was also convenient to stay with a bicycle. I was relieved to say that I could have a bicycle in the room. There was a large bath and it was perfect after cycling. There were many coin laundry, and there was a woman's dressing room, and it was safe here. Free breakfast buffet was quite high. However, it is in front of the factory zone, so there are not many shops. There is also a little distance to the convenience store. There is a restaurant and you can take out, but Sunday is a regular holiday. It was a new, beautiful and bicycle-friendly inn.

It is right next to Sabara Station and is outstanding as a base for sightseeing. There are also seven eleven nearby. It was a very beautiful hotel, and the room was small but there was a sofa, so I could relax. However, personally, the bed was hard and the blanket felt heavy. In the breakfast buffet, disinfection was placed at the entrance as a countermeasure against corona, and vinyl gloves were handed over. The dishes were rich and all were delicious. The public bath had enough space in the washroom and it was good to be able to use without worrying about others. It is a recommended hotel for Sabara sightseeing.