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Very clean, staff very polite. English not spoken but staff are easy to communicate with. Free WiFi so can use a translate app if necessary. Free breakfast in lobby which was great but no tea! Directly opposite station which has Shinkansen connection. 7-11 short walk on opposite side of station but small convenience next to hotel as well. Roms very clean but bathroom very small, my daughter and I are both 5' 10 so really felt the tight squeeze but was no real problem. Came here to visit daughters friend whose family was kind enough to show us all the local area. Great base for exploring.

Standard business hotel. Although there is a parking space in front of the hotel, the parking place for the overnight car is a nearby municipal parking lot (actually a parking lot of a cheap supermarket called LAMU). I think it can't be helped, but as mentioned in another comment, the front desk's response is somewhat lacking. Not all people are familiar with geography, so prepare a map, or write in the parking lot in front of the hotel that ”This place is for temporary use only, and guests staying at the hotel should move to a nearby area after checking in.” Or, I thought there was a way to devise a little more. It didn't feel like there were only regular customers.

９ If you stayed in the month and went out to the veranda and looked at Asahi, the pain on the legs ran and looked at the glass fragments. I had a little bleeding, but I was worried that I could stop the bleeding because I was taking blood sarasa. I told the person in charge at the time of the meal, but when I finished the meal and returned to the room, the glass debris was not cleaned as it was. I'm really disappointed (;∀;) I really liked it so far. I'm sorry. My husband was angry and I said I had no more to go. I'm really sorry.

While shopping for raw oysters, I searched for a nearby hot spring where I could relax with my children (although it wasn't), and it had good reviews, so I went. It's not a hot spring, but it was nice to have an open-air bath with a view of the sea. Since I went there on Saturday afternoon, it was empty, and there was a guide at the entrance only for bathing, so the response was better than that of a famous hot spring hotel. I still want to use it.

This was maybe the only major chain hotel in Ako at this time. The staff went out of their way to accommodate me and my only drawback I found was the lack of amenities. Ako for me was a must so this was the only real choice I had; now the real big plus is that it is attached to this small train station creating a possible future anchor spot in town.