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I stayed in Wakayama for the first time. There were few restaurants around the east exit of JR Wakayama Station where the hotel is located, but there was no problem because I could go to the west exit through the connecting passage. There was a convenience store nearby, and buses to Kansai International Airport were also arriving and departing from the bus terminal at the JR East Exit. The hotel room was based on black and I was able to sleep slowly.

Overall, I'm satisfied, but I have a strong feeling for young couples, so there are some places where our ６０ couples do not match 々. Free drinks (vending machine type) are installed in the lobby, but since there is a small relaxing space, I feel that I have to take it back to my room or emphasize privacy. Su. So I think there are pros and cons. I think it is very convenient because it is within walking distance from JR Wakayama Station. Breakfast is not a buffet but individual delivery to the room (3 choices of Japanese, Western, and pancakes), so it seems to be pros and cons. The bus • The toilet is different from ⭕️, but I was confused because the bathroom door was transparent glass.

　I used it for a consecutive night during my family trip to Wakayama. Unfortunately, the 17 tatami Japanese room that I aimed at several months ago was booked, so the family 8 people were divided into three rooms, but I was able to spend very comfortable. The first night dinner, the meal at the Japanese food ”rokutsu AOI” which I booked in advance, but the clerk's response was great (especially the clerk of the beautiful Japanese clothes, my mother liked it, and I took a picture together It became a great family group. The children were also able to enjoy delicious sea yuki and steak. I stayed for a long time in the morning, and I continued to have a Viking breakfast on the first floor of the garden leaf, but it was delicious thanks to the service that was good to the corner 々 I was able to enjoy it. My 6 year old nephew had a lot of ”miso soup delicious” and a lot of cups. On the second day, I went to the adventure world and delayed the check-in time significantly than the schedule, but when I put a phone in, please be careful. I responded very pleasantly. I checked in before 10 p.m., but I was very grateful for your kindness and politeness. Stayed in the room on the 10th floor, but I was lucky to see the light up of Wakayama Jo castle at night. The junior high school student's niece was happy to use Wi-Fi and took a lot of photos. The amenities in the room were well-defined and we were able to spend a good time without any inconvenience. I would like to use it when staying in Wakayama. Thank you very much.

I made a reservation on weekdays and the day, but I was offered a double booking and a larger room I booked instead. Free food such as frozen pizza and rice balls was also available at the front desk, and I was able to spend comfortably for the price. The surrounding environment may not be good for your child. It is convenient to hang out and in that sense.

Food is great. Hotel room is clean, cozy and spacious. Not onsen just hot water bath I think.

Because one went to Wage Mountain, chose this pragmatic hotel, I feel that this is suitable for people who live for a long time. There are various items on each floor for free. It is a hotel that pays attention to small details. Because a woman came to stay, I prepared a small gift. It is really intimate. It's just that the house is a bit old, and in the recession you can win with your heart!

Close to JR Wakayama station, whilst not on the most exciting side, there's still plenty of food options for dinner. The hotel is what you would expect from the Toyoko Inn chain if you've ever stayed with them before: efficient check in, good service, small but clean and comfortable rooms. Breakfast is the usual basic Japanese fare with toast as a Western option, with limited seating. They strangely seemed to be lacking knives, so other hotel guests as well as myself were using forks, spoons and chopsticks to try and spread the jam on the toast! A well priced hotel which gives me the basics I need for a good night's rest.