Odawara Terminal Hotel

The room is small, but it's ok. Air-con no function and the overnight man worker not willing to check and give me a rude word. The whole night is hot and can't sleep. Besides, there are worms on the bed. Pls check before sleep as I notice after a night. The most especially worker is really rude. Will not be second time.

The hotel is very close to the station which was extremely accessible. It is a fuss free hotel which main purpose is for travellers to have lodging as well as basic amenities such as washing and drying of laundry. The hotel also provides free drinks and have a communal microwave which is great for people that needs it.

Hotel is excellent though small especially the bathroom. Notwithstanding that they do not clean the rooms daily unless you stay above 2 nights, they made a point to send you clean towels and that’s so lovely. Location wise, it’s about 300m to train station and restaurants are just outside the hotel! Highly recommended.

A good location, the single bed room was tiny but I didn't need more. Only problem was the humidity in the room, as the window frame was covered with condensed water when I woke up (although I used the bathroom vent for a while).

clean room. nice location, very close to the station. But it was quite difficult to find... since it is close to the train station, you will also hear the coming and going of the trains in the room.

Booked this place in a mild panic after realizing my Hakone hotel was 20km too far and all public transport had turned into pumpkins. As emergency landings go, this one wasn’t bad — certainly more convenient (and probably less ruinous) than playing taxi roulette that late at night. The hotel is exactly what you’d expect if “business trip” were a room. Functional, clean, nothing you’d write home about unless your home loves minimalist efficiency. About the same size as my Tokyo hotel — enough space to breathe, not enough to twirl dramatically. Reception had an actual person (a refreshing plot twist), though check-in came with a small side quest involving payment déjà vu. All fine in the end, just mildly confusing. Overall, a perfectly decent 4/5. It’s not trying to charm you — it’s trying to keep you from sleeping at the station. And in that, it absolutely delivers.