Best Hotels near Shin-Hokota Station, Hokota

I wanted to see the sunrise of the torii of the shrine, and I went on a GoTo trip in December. The hotel is in front of Isomae Jinja shrine and about 3 minutes walk from the entrance to the torii of the shrine. The location is outstanding. There was a hand disinfectant and an automatic body temperature measuring machine at the entrance, and the number of staff felt a little large for the size of a medium-sized hotel. The language and response are very good. Stayed in a Japanese room with a bath and toilet, but the size is normal, the room is clean, and the view is good outside the large window. However, the amenities in the room feel a little lacking, and the view bath on the 9th floor must take the bath towel and face towel from the room. The view bath is a good size and you can see the sea from the window. You can enjoy the hanging show from 17:30 to the first floor lobby. It is a buffet breakfast in the evening, but it is a little disappointing that the content is only the thing, and I didn't think the soup that I ate for the first time was special delicious. But I think it is a good hotel overall.

It was my first time in Oarai and I stayed at Sakanaya Honten through a friend's introduction. The room had a view of the road. I didn't mind the noise that much. For dinner, I chose stone-grilled Hitachi beef. Breakfast is a Japanese meal with refreshing dried fish and tofu. The vending machines in the hall are not much different from the general vending machines around here. There are large public baths and private baths, and it seems that anyone can enter the private baths if they are vacant. It feels good to put it in slowly by yourself. The problem is that the first ryokan information page says the curfew is 0:00, but when I was at the bar around 23:00, I was told that the curfew was 23:00. I thought it was a mistake on my part, so I apologized, but the contract stated a curfew at 23:00. Which one? I would like to ask for a fix as it is inconsistent. When I went out, there was no one at the front desk, and no one came out even if I rang the bell. I had no choice but to put it on the table. Other than that it was very good and had no problems. If you have people going out at night, please remember that the curfew is 23:00. Like me, you end up paying for a taxi unnecessarily.

In business, I hit it. The building is new, the interior is beautiful, and it is definitely the best hotel in the hotel around this station. Of course, the price is higher than the surrounding hotel, but it is a convincing price. Breakfast is also delicious and the lobby is even a pot of saza coffee. It is a city with saza coffee and I recommend this place if you stay.

It's clean and the service is good. It was also nice to have a coffee server in the lobby. You have to leave your key with you when you go out, which is safe in case you lose it, but I felt it was a bit of a hassle.

If you visit Mito by car. There was a parking fee around the station. The visit day was at the plum festival. The hotel is near the prefectural office, and there is also a prefectural office bus stop, and the bus can take a lot, so it seems to be a place that is not inconvenient. The hotel is stable ”route in” and the construction is almost the same. There is also a large bath (the washroom is ５) breakfast. However, there are not so many restaurants around, and it is a Sunday holiday. Check in advance if dinner is scheduled around the hotel. There is a method of eating in the center of Mito because the bus seems to be moving at night, but check the bus time!

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.

I went using GoTo Travel. ① There was socks left in the gap under the desk. ② This corona fin, breakfast is buffet. Take the dishes using the tongue that others touched. There is no alcohol to sterilize the hand, and there is no disposable gloves. At least you should put sterilization alcohol in front of the breakfast hall. Other hotels have a system to touch the ton after wearing disposable gloves, but there is no infection control here.

It is not very near the train station but walkable. Lobby is very spacious and roomy. Staff are very attentive. Enjoyed the onsen a lot! The onsen amenities are good (yakult are offered after morning bath while ice cream are offered after dinner bath, there is also a room filled with manga for your entertainment next to the bath). We were given a corner room and the vent was very noisy. The bed is moderately hard and so were the pillows. However, upon request, they changed us another room without much hesitation. They are also very prompt with their service when extra pillows were requested.

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.