Hotels Near Kisai Castle in Kazo

It's about 8 minutes from the station. It's a distance that I think is a little far because I'm tired. It is a method of taking off shoes at the entrance and putting shoes in the geta box. and then at the front desk Receive card keys in the room and stay. Move to the room using elevator. There are only two cars, and it takes time to get to the ninth floor. Impression that two are going up at the same time and the efficiency is not good. The bath is equipped with a super public bath, and you can use it depending on the plan. Breakfast is a Viking method. It takes time to get crowded and eat when there are many guests.

Location is good because it is near the station. It is convenient because there are FamilyMart in the neighborhood and 7-Eleven in front of the station.

Good trip :3

This is a new and clean hotel. The spacious lobby has a good view, and you can sit and relax before and after checking out. There are free lockers on the lobby floor, which was convenient. You can use your room key or your personal IC card as your locker key, so you don't have to worry about losing a small key. The room is spacious, so I was able to iron my clothes without any trouble by installing an ironing board. There are four coin laundry machines, and you can check their usage status from the TV screen in the room. I liked that the bathroom was separate, with the bathtub and washing area separated. There were bath salts among the amenities on the lobby floor, so I used them every day. The breakfast menu doesn't change, so you get bored if you stay for several nights. But there was a wide variety of items. It would have been even better if the coffee was the type that you had to make one cup at a time.

Having never stayed at a dorm-style capsule hotel before, I was amazed at how quiet and clean it was. The small capsule/pod had a mattress, a TV, toiletries, and even pajamas! Even though the “door” was really just a curtain, I was not disturbed by too much noise from people walking through the corridors. But then again, this was Japan, and people (even foreigners) are extremely polite, and aware of other’s personal spaces. The locker-style bathroom was huge, with about 20-30 vanity stations each with a sink, space for all your toiletries, plus a hairdryer, and all the amenities you would have in a normal hotel room. The shower and toilet stalls were sparky-clean, even though this was a common area shared by all ladies. The men’s dorm was on the second floor, with their own locker/toilet areas, so the ladies’ area was completely private and safe. The treehouse theme was also a unique twist, which was reflected in the decor, and the layout of the capsule rooms. This is a great option for travellers on a low budget. Completely safe, clean, and relatively comfortable.

It was a single, but it was good to have a large table in the room. I didn't do anything using the table because I was almost in the room this time, but it seemed convenient for studying, working and eating. It was the first time to use a smart hotel, but it was easy because the room key was PIN type without managing the card key. The pillows in the room were hard and high, but it was good because it was perfect for me. Pillows are prepared in front of the front desk and can be borrowed freely, but when it is late, everything will be lent, so those who are particular about pillows should borrow pillows early. There was a large communal bath in the building, and I was able to soak in the bath slowly. It was also convenient to see how crowded the bathhouse was on the TV in the room. However, I think it would have been nice if there were guidance such as ”available in room clothes and indoor slippers” somewhere. I thought it was okay, but I wore slippers indoors, and I could use them in room clothes, etc., and there was no guide anywhere, so I changed into clothes just in case. It was a little troublesome there.

Booked this place for a night, and was pleasantly surprise with the facilities and the hospitality given to us from the moment we checked in till when we left. I love how even just a stay at this place, really made me feel relaxed and somewhat detox from its onsen bath to the breakfast they provided us. We were also given a choice to select 'pillows' each night we were to stay here; and extra amenities for onsen soak as well. On the night of our stay, we were also offered the 'welcome bar'; where we could mix & choose the selections of the alcohol they had set out (but only for a cup). However, the only downside was that there wasn't much to offer when we went there as i think the previous guests had poured most of the alcohol; so when we reached there were only empty bottles and 2 choices left to pick from. It'll be nice if the staff were able to top them up and allow all guests to have an equal choice of selection next time. Nevertheless, I really look forward to staying here again the next time i visit japan.

It is a 4 story hotel made next to a day trip hot spring facility. The room is single center and seems to be used for business use. The room was clean and comfortable, but it was inconvenient that the outlet was only one at the desk and one on the bedside. From the hotel, it is connected to the day trip hot spring and puts it in the hot spring as it is in the room clothes. There were many guests on the day trip, so there were people. However, the open-air bath was relatively cool, so the hot spring while looking at the moon was good. There is also a sauna, so there is also a water bath. It is far from the station, so it is common to use the car, but it is a convenient hotel if there is no other expectation, especially because it stays cheaply and puts it in the hot spring.

Stayed for １ nights for use. It was a room with ９ floor superior twin. It was breakfast but the lunch on check-in day was also served at ５ floor cafe. (good point) The room was clean and clean. The view was not bad. It was a room with a view of the city of the new city center. The children were happy because they could see the train on the Keihin Tohoku line. I was relaxed because there was a large sofa in the room with ３ names. Apart from the sofa, the chair is also ２ legs, so you can eat in the room. I ordered pasta and sandwiches at the ５ floor cafe (cross yard) used for lunch at the cherry blossoms, but none of them were very delicious. The service is also good, but there is only a hotel and there is no hand. It was also good to have a cup of coffee, tea, mineral water, glass cup and a large mug cup. The coin laundry was not a drum type that was limited to users because it took time, but it was easy to use because the vertical washing machine and dryer were different 々. The washing machine (200 yen), the dryer (30 minutes 100 yen) and the price setting were also conscientious. (bad point) The room is described on 27 ㎡ and HP, but it was a corner room, so it seems to be a little wider. 27 ㎡ Although there is a room size above, the unit bus without washing place was a little lacking as a new hotel. The hotel Mets in Niigata, which was lower in summer, was equipped with a washroom at 28 ㎡, so I feel like it. As a reference, the pajamas were integrated up and down, the slippers were disposable type of pile ground, and the ladies' sets were in the room, and the children's amenities (slippers and toothbrushes) were also available. I think the unit bus is a bit unfortunate, but it is a good hotel overall. I think I can use it again.

A short walking distance from Omiya Station, love the greenery setting of the hotel interior that is inspired by the bonsai town. The single is very spacious for me, with working table. There’s also a humidifier if you need. Do take note that due to their initiative, they won’t clean your room everyday unless you request. But they will leave new towel outside your room for you. Their breakfast selection was very good and the foods are inspired by the town.