"The hotel is conveniently located, visible right from the train station. The room was spacious, and there's a large supermarket nearby. The breakfast could be a bit more varied. Overall, a very good experience."

"A very quiet hotel. Breakfast was delicious and exquisite the next morning, and the hotel's bicycles were free to use. This is probably a residential area, and the AEON mall is not far away, perfect for shopping and dining. Across from the hotel is a karaoke bar and a secondhand mall. I found some porcelain and figurines there."

"verygood"

"The dry cleaning machine is free, the breakfast is good, a little bit old-fashioned, and it is also very close to the station, within 5-10 minutes"

"I had a comfortable stay, thank you!"

"The first impression as you enter this place does not bode well - the carpet in the reception area is heavily stained and soiled and this is true throughout the accommodation. The place is more like a run down holiday camp than a hotel. Meals are had refectory style at communal tables. The setting of the room was nice looking out onto the river, but the rooms only have toilets and basins, no shower or bath. The furniture in the room was heavily chipped and stained. Really the whole place should be closed down and refurbished, it’s shameful."

"It's best to take a taxi to the hotel, as the distance isn't exactly straight-line, so walking can be a long, long process. A taxi costs about 730-820 yen. The check-in area downstairs is locked with a code, so I couldn't get in at first. I had to ask the staff at the nearby supermarket for help or wait for someone to come in or out before I could get in. Check-in is also self-service, and someone will give you a code at the end. However, the staff closes after 5:00 PM... That's my experience. As for the accommodations, the bathrooms, toilets, and kitchen are all shared, but they were very clean, which was a nice touch. The washing machine and dryer were excellent, and the room we shared was spacious for three or four people. Free bicycle rentals were also a nice touch. It was a quick ride to the JR station, and we took the bus to visit Hongu Taisha Shrine and Yunomine on the Kumano Kodo Trail. Be sure to check the schedule. Also, call a taxi in advance for the return trip to the JR station. Overall, the experience was good."

"The room is quite small; it's self-check-in. The owner also runs a Japanese restaurant on the next street, and the food is pretty good."

"The Japanese-style, nostalgic hotel is impeccable in terms of location, facilities, and hospitality. The owner didn't stay overnight. After checking in that day, he went out until 10 p.m., so we apologize for keeping him waiting. A long-standing sushi restaurant near Shingu Station is worth a try."