Business Hotel Kanaya

Affordable choice, the appearance is relatively old, it is acceptable for a simple one night stay There is an elevator There are few restaurant options nearby, and there are many convenience stores within a five-minute drive. Figure 3 illustrates what is nearby Takachiho Shrine has paid performances every night from 8 to 9 p.m.

The signs installed by the hotel on the outer wall of the building are in Japanese and there are no names or signs in the hotel lobby. We almost couldn't find them. The two rooms I booked were very small, and all the equipment (including toilets, bathrooms, beds, tables and chairs in the rooms) were very old and dirty. There were blood stains and stains on the chairs, the shower curtain was slippery, and the toilet seat was loose. There were moldy stains on the side of the bathtub, the slippers provided were old and dirty, and the altar in the corridor outside the room was old and dirty. This is the worst and filthiest B&B and small hotel we have stayed in during our travels to rural towns in Japan over the past few years. It is completely inconsistent with the photos provided for reference on Trip.com and there is a huge gap. I am really disappointed and angry. It cannot be called a "hotel", so we will give it a big negative review this time! !

Old structure, discreet staff, plentiful but absolutely inedible breakfast for those like me who don't like tofu, cucumbers, strange seaweed and beans immersed in mucilage. A question of different cultures that I don't dare criticize

This lodging is run by an elderly couple. They treated me very kindly. The room is old but worth staying. The location of the property is also good. I am satisfied.

As a business hotel, it is indeed quite good, and the price/performance ratio is very high! The breakfast is warm and delicious. Although it is not a luxurious buffet, you can eat a lot of local ingredients. Highly recommended!