The hotel's facilities were clean and well-maintained
Conveniently located just a short walk from Mito Station
The room was spacious and comfortable
The staff at the front desk were incredibly kind and helpful
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The room was spacious and comfortable
— ce que disent les voyageurs des chambres
27 m² · 2 twin beds · Pour 2 personnes
The room has a lake view — Bath.
Lits 8.5/10 · mentionnés par 49 voyageurs
20 m² · 1 single bed · Pour 1 personnes
216 feet² — uniquement dans cette chambre.
Lits 8.5/10 · mentionnés par 49 voyageurs
25 m² · 1 full bed · Pour 2 personnes
The room has a lake view — Bathtub.
Lits 8.8/10 · mentionnés par 49 voyageurs
55 m² · Pour 6 personnes
Lake views are visible from the Japanese‑Style Room. The space includes tatami flooring, a wardrobe, an electric kettle, air‑conditioning, heating and a flat‑screen TV, and it sleeps six guests on six futon beds. A private bathroom offers both a bathtub and a shower.
“期待以上でした。あくまで個人的な意見ですが”
Excellent access from the station, a clean atmosphere, and the staff’s service was commendable.
“良かったです。”
All the breakfast items were fresh and delicious. I looked up directions online and was told to exit Mito Station’s south exit, walk the deck and go down the stairs on the left, but I couldn’t find them; I thought the stairs on the right after exiting the south side would be closer, but perhaps I’m just direction‑challenged.
“Nice hotel very close to train station”
I managed to book a 'family' room—a Ryokan‑style room—despite few options for three or more people near the Mito train station. Traveling with teenagers, a spacious room was essential, and we enjoyed it. Mito is very affordable compared to larger cities, and the hotel is only an extra 2–3 minutes walk from the two station‑attached hotels. It’s a great spot to visit attractions like Kairuken Garden and the Kodokan, and the Oarai aquarium is also nearby by train or bus. Plenty of good restaurants surround the area. The hotel breakfast buffet was decent, though you could eat cheaper elsewhere if you prefer. The hotel focuses on weddings and local events, yet there were business guests during the week. The room felt a bit 'dated,' but that’s part of the Ryokan vibe. The staff’s English was weak, but Google Translate and a bit of effort on both sides made communication fine, and the Japanese staff were very polite.
“最高でした”
The reception staff were helpful and the room was very tidy, making for a pleasant stay.
“快適”
The staff were accommodating and fulfilled various requests.
“期待以上でした。あくまで個人的な意見ですが”
Excellent access from the station, a clean atmosphere, and the staff’s service was commendable.
“最高でした”
The reception staff were helpful and the room was very tidy, making for a pleasant stay.
“良かったです。”
All the breakfast items were fresh and delicious. I looked up directions online and was told to exit Mito Station’s south exit, walk the deck and go down the stairs on the left, but I couldn’t find them; I thought the stairs on the right after exiting the south side would be closer, but perhaps I’m just direction‑challenged.
“快適”
The staff were accommodating and fulfilled various requests.
“Nice hotel very close to train station”
I managed to book a 'family' room—a Ryokan‑style room—despite few options for three or more people near the Mito train station. Traveling with teenagers, a spacious room was essential, and we enjoyed it. Mito is very affordable compared to larger cities, and the hotel is only an extra 2–3 minutes walk from the two station‑attached hotels. It’s a great spot to visit attractions like Kairuken Garden and the Kodokan, and the Oarai aquarium is also nearby by train or bus. Plenty of good restaurants surround the area. The hotel breakfast buffet was decent, though you could eat cheaper elsewhere if you prefer. The hotel focuses on weddings and local events, yet there were business guests during the week. The room felt a bit 'dated,' but that’s part of the Ryokan vibe. The staff’s English was weak, but Google Translate and a bit of effort on both sides made communication fine, and the Japanese staff were very polite.
