“Duermes en el suelo, no hay toallas. No hay persiana”
The bed requires you to assemble the mattresses yourself, as do the sheets, so you end up sleeping on the floor. There were no towels for showering, and no blinds to block out light.
Josep1週間前
Hakone·5.6
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そのまま書いてもOK — 「20日ごろ、3泊」
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Nestled a three‑minute walk from Hakone‑Yumoto Station, 春夏秋冬 offers family rooms with private baths, air‑conditioning, free WiFi, dining tables, refrigerators, work desks, and TVs. Guests enjoy private check‑in/out, full‑day security, free toiletries, a kitchenette, microwave, and streaming services. The hotel sits amid hot springs, near Kowakudani Station and the Hakone Open‑Air Museum.
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宿泊者による項目別の評価。
The bed requires you to assemble the mattresses yourself, as do the sheets, so you end up sleeping on the floor. There were no towels for showering, and no blinds to block out light.
Josep·1週間前
The spot is close to the station, but it’s not a hotel – it’s an old house turned into a lodging. There’s no porch or waiting area, and the bed is only a few meters long.
Ramchandra·1週間前
交通方便. 房内清潔需加强 備品不足,無杯子 玄關無照明
Liu·3週間前
There is nothing good. I couldn’t reach anyone, the check‑in was not smooth, the room wasn’t cleaned properly, it was completely unhygienic, and I never want to use it again.
Takaku·3週間前
The room was roomy with a river view, but the entrance was dirty and windows had animal droppings. The main area was clean, yet behind the beds and in corners it was filthy. We had to coexist with a small gecko and several spiders waiting in the room. Hot water never warmed, so we showered for three days. A kettle was available, but there was no single cup, which was especially annoying. Even after reading other reviews and expecting a tough check‑in, I spent a lot of time figuring out how to open each door because key information (codes, procedures) was buried in long texts.
Neli·1か月前