Miyazaki 5C's Hotel

This business hotel is located on the west side of Miyazaki Station, about 10 minutes by bus from Miyazaki Station. It takes about 30 minutes to walk from Miyazaki Station, so transportation is essential. It was located relatively far from downtown and had a large parking lot. The exterior, front desk, and room felt quite old, and the room had a unique smell. The room facilities included a TV (no BS), refrigerator, air purifier, deodorizing spray, 2 outlets (no by the bed), free Wifi, etc., and the only amenities were a toothbrush and razor. There were some convenience stores and restaurants around the hotel, but there didn't seem to be many. I think it would be a good idea to eat before you arrive, or there is a restaurant in the hotel so you can eat there. It's difficult to access if you don't have a car, and it's not a new hotel, but the accommodation costs are cheaper than those in the center, so I think it's a good option if you want a cheap stay.

I used this hotel for a trip home to attend a memorial service. I made a reservation for a smoking room, but the smell of tar was so strong that even I, a smoker, had to hold my breath for a moment. However, there was a bottle of Lysol in each room, so I used it on the curtains, futon, and carpet, and opened the window to ventilate, and it got much better. I think it would have made a big difference if they had opened the window a little before the scheduled check-in time. This is the reason for the one star minus. Although the facilities themselves feel old, they were well-cleaned, and the bathroom in particular was mold-free and could be used with peace of mind. There are amenities provided in the room and those that can be borrowed from the front desk. Is it basically a first-come, first-served basis? What I found interesting was the shampoo buffet. In addition to the rinse-in-shampoo and body soap in the room, there is shampoo, conditioner, and body soap in front of the elevator, and you can transfer the ones you like to a cup and take them with you. I used the shampoo I usually use. It might be a good idea to try a shampoo you want to try. Breakfast is free. There was rice, miso soup, and a few types of side dishes, but it was enough. The cafeteria staff was also cheerful and kindly helped me prepare the meals, which I appreciated. The cleaning staff also greeted me cheerfully. I guess it was worth the price. I didn't have high expectations for the service from the staff, but the front desk staff were attentive and attentive, and I was able to spend a comfortable time there. The location may be a little difficult to find if you're not a local, but it's close to the downtown area and convenience stores, and it's behind the prefectural hospital, so I think it would be good for people accompanying hospitalized patients.