“ほぼ満足”
The interior and facilities were clean, and the early‑bird discount let me stay cheaply. The convenience store nearby is very far.
Tsutomu4 months ago
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Mooka·7.6
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or just type it — “around the 20th, three nights”
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MAX CUBE Mooka, a Japanese‑style business hotel, offers air‑conditioned rooms with private baths, hairdryers, refrigerators, work desks, TVs, and sofas. Guests enjoy free on‑site parking, toiletries, a microwave, electric kettle, wardrobe, and carpeted floors. Located 63 km from Ibaraki Airport, it sits near Igashira Park, Utsunomiya Station, and Tochigi Science Museum, ensuring convenient access to regional attractions.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
The interior and facilities were clean, and the early‑bird discount let me stay cheaply. The convenience store nearby is very far.
Tsutomu·4 months ago
Clean, the air‑conditioning worked well, and it was comfortable. The affiliated hot spring was good. Because it’s a container, the soundproofing is poor and car and train noise were noticeable. I also booked breakfast, but the meal only included rice, miso soup, scrambled eggs, potatoes, and hijiki – just the bare minimum.
Kazuki·4 months ago
The neighboring hotel’s breakfast was simple yet tasty. I also got to use the large bath, so I could relax. At this price with breakfast included, I’d use it again. The bathroom smelled like urine, which was a minus. Also, the room was supposedly non‑smoking but had a normal cigarette smell. When the front desk was unmanned, I couldn’t get help and felt forced to tolerate it.
Mamiyoru·4 months ago
The room had all the essentials and was kept very clean, so it was comfortable. Bathing times were scheduled, but I could use the large bath (natural hot spring) of the hotel next door, which felt like a good deal. There was a standing bath, jacuzzi, open‑air bath, and sauna, so I could relax slowly. Amenities were complete. The only downside: the room I used had no parking space in front, and the entrance was on the back side, so on rainy days it was hard to move luggage in and out.
Hiromi·6 months ago
I was able to handle everything from check‑in to check‑out using the touch panels, so I never had to meet any staff. The downside was the strong chill coming from below the floor, right under the container.
Yamamoto·6 months ago