Business hotels in Japan

Really nice staff corporate very well.

The nearest tram stop to the hotel🚃 is Kikukawa Station on the Toei Shinjuku Line, which can go directly to Shinjuku-sanchome (go to Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden, Isetan Shinjuku Main Store, Disney Tokyo Flagship Store and LV, Tiffany, Levi's, Kitamura on "Shinjuku Street" Photo machine shops, etc. are very convenient) and Shinjuku. The nearest bus station to the hotel is in front of Kikukawa Station...

It's not easy to find at night ~ but it's easier to spot when you get off the subway, and it's conveniently located near a convenience store. Semi-self service. The boss was very nice and offered me a ride to Tokyo Station at half price.

Very close to the train station and the castle! The entrance isn't the easiest to find, but a sign outside the hotel clearly points the way. It was the first time in my life I'd had breakfast served directly in my room! I was delighted! The receptionist was lovely, always ready to help and very attentive. Thank you so much! Excellent hotel, I highly recommend it!

The entrance is hard to find. Apparently, it used to be a newspaper store. The underground parking lot is on a steep slope, so I recommend the aboveground parking lot. The rooms feel older than the Heisei era. Coffee is free. There's a microwave in the lobby. There's a vending machine for instant noodles.

This hotel is located in Shirakawa Old Town, right next to Shirakawa Station. There are many hotels around Shin-Shirakawa Station, but this is a rare find near Shirakawa Station. The exterior looks old, but it was clean and I had a comfortable stay. There was no razor, so I went to the front desk and was told it would cost an additional 30 yen. Since male guests would probably use one, I think they...

A Showa-era business hotel near Shirakawa Station. Reasonably priced for the area. A single room cost ¥5,400 on Rakuten. The facilities are old but clean. Breakfast is included for ¥200. Breakfast is delivered to your room. Choose between 7:00 or 7:30 AM. There are three parking spaces underground and two outside (in front of the newspaper store). There's parking space for large vehicles 45 meters...

It's a good accommodation for the price.

Old hotel, in good condition, staff were super friendly, nice social area, small town, nice castle, good stop over spot!

It's been so long since I've stayed at a business hotel where I can smoke, so I'm happy and giving it a high rating. However, there's no elevator, so if you have an injured foot or lots of luggage, it can be a bit of a hassle. 💦 I was looking for a place to stay on short notice, so I was glad they had a room available. ♪

I suddenly decided to go on a cycling trip, but it coincided with the National Athletic Meet, and all the hotels were either fully booked or too expensive, exceeding my budget. It was reasonably priced, so I stayed for two nights. They said I could carry my bike inside the hotel. There are stairs, but it's great that I don't have to worry about theft or damage. When I returned from the "Biwaichi" ...

I had to find it in a hurry due to an event that was suddenly decided upon. I don't know what a normal single room is like, but it was a Japanese-style room for two people, and there was no toilet... However, I was able to relax in the indoor bath. It's far from the station, but it's easy to find as it faces the national highway.

The room is simple and clean, and the hot spring on the first floor is very comfortable.

On the day, my car broke down on the way there and had to be towed away, so I couldn't go to Shiga Prefecture. I have contacted my accommodation.

It's a slightly older business hotel. If you're prepared for that, you won't be disappointed. The nearest station is Kawase Station on the Biwako Line, but it's far from the station, about a 25-minute walk away. I stayed without meals, but the price was reasonable and there were 24-hour discount stores like La Moo and Lawson nearby, so I didn't have any problems. There is also a men's bath on the first...

We stayed here for two people for one night for ¥5,400 (¥2,700 per person) through Jalan. Excellent value! The room and unit bath were clean and comfortable. The bathroom had a window, allowing for plenty of sunlight and ventilation. The bed and futon were fluffy, and the pillow-side outlet was convenient. The water pressure, hot water temperature, ventilation, quietness, and air conditioning were...

I chose this hotel because it was value for money. It was better than I expected. It had a toilet and shower room. Amenities included a toothbrush, razor, and nightgown. There was an outlet by the pillow. There was a refrigerator, TV, and hangers. The entrance was also clean. I stayed here to watch a soccer game, and the stadium is only a 20-minute bus ride away. There's an Aeon Mall near the...

The room had been renovated and was clean. I wish I had the provided kettle and cups. I wanted to send a package to the airport by courier, so I asked the front desk staff, but unfortunately, they didn't seem to understand my request.

I stayed here on a solo trip. The front desk was very friendly and the building was clean and comfortable. It's a bit of a walk from the station, but it was quiet and I was able to sleep soundly in the calm atmosphere. I'd definitely stay here again if I come to Kobe.

The bathroom was renovated and clean. It was a twin room, but there was no table in the room, which was inconvenient. I would have liked a table, even if it was a foldable one. It was summer, so the sound of the cicadas in the park next door was so loud I woke up. It was convenient that there was a large Aeon nearby.

Booked this hotel for a football game. The bus stop is nearby, which is very convenient. The front desk spoke Chinese. The room was renovated and very clean, with no odor or bugs. It's not small for one person. There's a microwave and hot water downstairs.

Quite smelly room for a non-smoking one. Check-in process is bit weird as it's automatic with some code to enter, not the most rapid nor straight forward process. Other than that it's worth the price

Good hotel! Bed was a bit uncomfortable but for the price the services were amazing!!

It's a bit of a walk from Shizuoka Station, but it's right next to Shin-Shizuoka Station. The room is small and the service is minimal, but considering the price, there's nothing to complain about. However, it's completely self-check-in, and you need a six-digit number or QR code to check in. I guess this only works if you make a direct reservation, but you can get the key by entering your phone number...

The hotel is fairly central . It's under one kilometre from the main train station

Good spot. Helpful staff. Room was clean. It has what you need no extra frills at a great price.

Below average hotel. Was a bit expensive and had an odd policy of returning the room key each time you leave your room.

I had to extend my trip at short notice, so I stayed here on short notice. The hotel is located right in front of JR Aino Station, where the Tokaido Shinkansen runs, so you can hear the noise until late at night, but it wasn't too bothersome. There was free parking and a supermarket and a convenience store nearby. For better or worse, it was a residential area, so there were no restaurants or other...

I stayed here during a concert. It's the closest hotel to Ecopa, which is very convenient. It included a free breakfast, so I was able to enjoy a delicious breakfast, which was great. My room was a smoking room, but there was hardly any smell. There was a slight smell of cigarettes in the hallway, but since I was only passing through, it wasn't a problem. There's a FamilyMart next door, so you...

I used this hotel when attending a concert at Ecopa Arena. The location is excellent, being close to the station and within walking distance of the venue. I arrived earlier than check-in time and asked if they could at least hold my luggage, but they let me into my room as it was ready, which was incredibly helpful. The building itself shows its age, but the unit bathroom seemed to have been renovated...

Simple and clean. The room was relaxing.

I made a reservation because it was close to the station. However, there was nothing around. There was a convenience store right next door, so I took care of everything there. Breakfast was only eggs, and there was no meat, sausage, or bacon. It was very ordinary.

The level of satisfaction is quite high. Breakfast is included and is quite good.

The accommodation is clean and simple. The owner is very welcoming (even though he smokes).

Decent place for the price. Clean even if the building is a bit old. It actually has its charm. Be warned, there are no combini or restaurant around there. And if you take the train make sure there is one coming back or you will.have to pay for a cab to get back.

The location might be a bit out of the way, but the rooms are clean and well-equipped, and the staff are very friendly.

This is a very old but reasonably priced hotel. The only downside was that the bed springs were unstable and made it very difficult to sleep. On the other hand, the staff were very polite and helpful, which was great.

I stayed here on a solo trip. Although it looks old, it is clean and the staff were very polite, so I was very satisfied. The scenery around the hotel was beautiful and full of nature. I'm glad I came to Yonezawa.

It was a shame that I couldn't use the large public bath. It was great that I was able to stay so cheaply, but it was a bit inconvenient without a car. The staff were very helpful.

Clean, friendly staff and affordable in central Yonezawa.

good point Because it seems that a large car can be parked in the parking lot I think that it will be an option for accommodation for people with large cars The wording of the front desk is polite and likable You can use the washing machine and dryer for 100 yen. The range is in the dining room There is TV refrigerator hair dryer in the room The convenience store is around the first traffic light...

The room was on the third floor and there was no elevator, so I got a discount. I also got a discount for using public transportation. There were a lot of very appreciated services. The rooms were a bit old, but they were well cleaned and there were no issues. The value for money was excellent.

It's conveniently located near Fukuyama Station. The building is old and you have to climb stairs to get to the third floor. The rooms are relatively spacious and comfortable, but I wouldn't recommend it for people who are sensitive to cigarette smells.

I stayed here on a trip, receiving an additional discount on the standard rate using Jalan's limited-time points. It seems like an old hotel, but it has a homey feel and is well-cleaned. They offer LAN rentals and ice in boxes in the freezer, which is good quality and doesn't melt as easily as ice from an ice dispenser. The nearest bar is about a 10-minute walk from the station.

Overall, the price was reasonable and the room was slightly better than expected. It's a privately run accommodation. Payment is cash only. The reception is nothing impressive, and the accommodation is only three floors, so you only have access to the stairs. You have to borrow a WiFi router and hair dryer from the front desk (there's a sign to that effect in a conspicuous place at the front desk)...

The rooms are old, as expected, but the receptionist was very kind. I was able to park my car in front of the entrance. There is no elevator, but it's on the second floor so that's not a problem. I also like the fact that rooms on the third floor are 200 yen cheaper. There is no breakfast service. However, it seems that there are plenty of free amenities (they are all at the entrance to the stairs...

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It's incredibly cheap. It looks like a former love hotel. Parking is a little difficult to find, but it's free. Considering the price, there's nothing to complain about. It's clean to a minimum extent.

The room was spacious and clean, so I had a pleasant stay. On top of that, they even prepared breakfast for me, although it was just a light meal, and the staff were very friendly.

All was great. The room was nice and clean. The staff was very friendly. Also free car parking

Very spacious room for Japan. Breakfast is poor. It's a long way to the subway. Good choice for the money.

It's just average, especially the breakfast. They use the name of breakfast to fool young boys and girls! There are photos of breakfast, but no matter how good they are, they are not as good as the buffet. There is always a pair of eyes staring at you. Don't eat too much. If you eat more, you will have to pay more. If you drink more water, you will have to pay more! I advise you not to go! It's not...

Unfriendly no service mind receptionist

I stayed here from October 30th to November 3rd. I would like to express my sincere gratitude to the bespectacled front desk staff member. She provided me with the most attentive service I have ever experienced. My business trip schedule changed in September, and when I contacted your hotel directly to change my stay dates, the staff member was extremely polite and spoke fluent English. She carefully...

I stayed here while traveling to a tournament. I chose this hotel because it's close to Bach Cafe, one of Tokyo's top three coffee shops. Looking at the map, it's in front of Minamisenju Station, but the winding roads mean you end up walking up and down quite a lot of hills. To be honest, it's quite a burden if you have a lot of luggage. Some reviews mentioned that the hotel's proximity to the station...

Aside from the rather retro-looking front desk, everything else is surprisingly clean. The guest rooms are spacious and comfortable. Also, the toothbrushes are of good quality.

It's in a great location, just across the overpass after getting off the Hibiya Line. There's an izakaya on the first floor that's open from lunchtime, so it's convenient as you can also eat there. The hotel building is old, but the rooms are clean and comfortable. The elevators and doors are operated with card keys. The front desk staff were very polite and pleasant. I checked in late, but despite...

I expected much less for the price. I’m from Osaka, and the staff’s warm atmosphere reminded me of home. The location is very suitable and it is a very comfortable place to sleep.

The difference between the reception in the morning and the reception in the evening is very large. The receptionist in the evening is very bright, and when I come home tired, I feel "Thank you for your hard work". All of the rooms face the railroad tracks, so it is not recommended for those who are concerned about sound. Also, since freight trains run until midnight, the real intention is that once...

It seems like it's been a long time since I've written a book while traveling in Japan. Thank you for the refrigerator, air conditioner, air purifier, etc. Japan smells a little badly of cigarette smoke. The elders are very kind at the counter.

It's a little far from the station, but convenient for those who use a car. It's good value for money, but the downside is that it's a little far to walk from the station. It's convenient for those who use a car.

Very cheap hotel. Room is not so clean, but enough for sleeping...

Don't expect much about this hotel. It's budget and bit run down, and away from busy areas . However staff is nice and u will be ok staying in a old hotel on a budget.

It was cheap and comfortable. I've decided to stay here every time I come to Kagawa. I went by car, and the free parking was also a big plus! The owner even gave me a keychain...I immediately put it on as a memento of my trip! I'm sorry I didn't allow photos! I'll definitely stay here again.

Although it's far from major stations like Takamatsu and Kawaramachi, there's a convenience store next door, and a large supermarket and gas station across the street. There's a coin laundry nearby, so the surrounding facilities aren't bad. However, there are some downsides: 1. The boiler room operates from 5 PM to 9:30 AM, so even if you stay multiple nights, you can't use hot water (in the bath)...

The single room was spacious, and the staff were very friendly. It's a bit far from the city center, but the price is cheap, and the Wi-Fi is strong. Highly recommended. The shower has an old-fashioned switch, which is inconvenient, but everything else is fine. There's a gas station/supermarket across the street, and a convenience store next door. It's also not far from the JR station, and there...

We stayed here while on our walking pilgrimage. The owner at the front desk had a lovely, homely smile. As we are elderly, we were reminded of the merchants' inns of old and felt a sense of security. Although it is a bit far from Takamatsu Station, it is close to the nearest bus stop. There is a supermarket and convenience store on both sides of the hotel, which is convenient.

I was able to stay cheaply at 3900 yen without meals. The room was simple and clean, so it was more than worth the price. If you dare to complain, is there a curfew? I was fine, but if you drink late at night, please check in advance.

The staff, including the manager, were very polite. Large motorcycles can be parked on the premises for peace of mind. I will stay again if I go to Takamatsu on a trip.

The room was well-cleaned, the price was reasonable, and there were no problems. I'm glad I had a comfortable stay! I'd like to use it again when I go to Atami. Thank you!

The hotel boasts a convenient location, just a short walk from the station, and offers excellent value for money. Breakfast, which included tea, coffee, and bread, was satisfying. The room was clean and well-maintained, and the bed was comfortable. The only downside was being asked to show my residence card. Since this is not required for foreigners residing in Japan, I refused to present it.

This is an old-fashioned business hotel. The rooms are clean. The bathtub is small, so larger guests should be aware of this. I stayed here during a three-day weekend, so it was good value for money. There are many convenience stores and restaurants nearby.

Walking distance to train station and many food selection nearby

Very cost-effective, suitable for solo travelers.

It is a little far from the railway station. You can get there by walking a little further through the street. You need to hand in the key to the front desk when you leave the hotel. Two square breads are provided for each person for breakfast, and coffee and tea are also provided.

I stayed in a Japanese-style room for three people. As long as you pay attention to the shower and door in the large communal bath, the overall quality is high and there are no problems. I wonder what people who give low ratings are looking for? I think it's a pretty good inn.

This hotel is conveniently located right next to Ugata Station. It's cheaper than hostels with shared bathrooms and toilets, and includes a unit bath. The bathtub is a little small, though. When we arrived at the hotel, we were given a welcome drink. Wow! They apparently serve alcohol, so we had some sake. There's a dining area in a corner of the gift shop on the first floor, where you can relax...

It was conveniently located near Ugata Station. It was only about 5,000 yen for two people during the Christmas season, so considering the price, I'd rate it 5 stars! The hotel staff were very kind, and although the lack of an elevator may be inconvenient for some people, they helped me carry my luggage. The Western-style twin room was spacious and I slept comfortably. The heating worked well, so I...

I was prepared before entering this place as I saw many awful reviews. Well, not like that horrible as mentioned. I mean it’s true: no elevator, filthy reception desk, cluttered everywhere. As for me, as long as they provide a clean place to sleep, hot water for a shower, and a great price, there’s nothing to complain about.

I'm sorry, it's not possible for me. Is it good as a rider house? is.

(Used in January 2023) I was hesitant because it was a very cheap business hotel (3000 yen) and the reviews were pretty good, but let's try it! It's the first time I've used it. I got a discount on booking.com. The first-come-first-served free parking lot is behind the building on the left. It's in the Tsuki-Goku just after entering from the traffic light. There is individual guidance for the target...

The hostel was clean but the bed were really small, during the night it was really hot and absolutely no place to put your stuff so you need to keep everything in your bed. You have to pay to have a towel but shampoo and body soap are available. Internet is good and the location is convenient. At the end of the day it’s complicated to sleep but for few nights it’s okay especially for the price.

I stayed here during the F1 period and was really happy with how affordable it was. The location is a bit of a walk from Kanayama Station, but there's a FamilyMart nearby! I was a little bummed that there wasn't a fridge in the room, but for the price, I figured it was to be expected. The only noise I heard was people walking in the hallway, which was great because I couldn't hear any noise from other...

The hotel has a great location, making it very convenient for getting around and accessing nearby attractions, shops, and restaurants. The cleanliness of the room could be improved. The floor didn’t feel properly cleaned, as it felt like there were small particles, when walking barefoot. The soundproofing is quite poor. Noise from outside the room and neighboring rooms can be easily heard.

i was cold even with the loud heater running for hours. outlets were very inconveniently located.

Passable, but front staff communication could be better The front staff said that I can settle my payment online through Trip.com, or through cash. When I asked her how can I pay online, she basically said, "I don't know". LOL! Then why offer the option to pay online if in the end you can only pay in cash? When I asked if they have a coin laundry, she said they don't have one but there is one 2 minutes...

Pros: owner is friendly, self service amenities, comfortable beddings, family room has access to balcony. Cons: only stairs from ground to L1 (check in). Lift only reaches L5 when family room is L6. The biggest con is that the 2x family room shares a SINGLE TOILET. Aside from this - we enjoyed the stay.

The minimum necessary is provided, including cleanliness. Best of all, it's reasonably priced! There is no washlet.

The facilities are a little old, but considering the price, it's probably reasonable. I stayed in a Japanese-style room. I didn't have any problems staying there on a business trip.

I stayed overnight while sightseeing in Ichinomiya City. The nearest station is Myokoji Station, which you can walk to. The room is a Japanese-style room with tatami mats, which makes you feel calm. The public baths are separated by men and women◯

The room was spacious, and while the lack of a private bathroom was a slight disappointment, it wasn't far away. Having a bathtub was a great feature. The room size was just right, and the outdoor environment was fantastic, with trees visible from the window. The owner was incredibly welcoming, always bowing at the door to see guests off upon departure.

Staff are friendly and respectful..

Very cosy effective hotel in quiet neighbourhood, two combini not are not so far, owners show a lot of hospitality, common bath is clean and room was clean and pretty, japaneese style with two windows, love it

Although he doesn't speak English well, he is very kind. Since I don't speak Japanese well, I communicated with a translator, and he kindly explained the room, shared bathroom, etc. in detail.👍 Maybe it's because of the area, but it's dark from the moment you get off the station even at 7 PM. I think the business hours of nearby stores are short. There aren't many restaurants around the accommodation...

This inn is located halfway between Tsu-Shinmachi and Tsu Station. The location is good, with good access to the downtown area, and the price is very reasonable. The bath is shared, but it is not cramped like a business hotel, but rather spacious, which is nice. I would like to use it again if I have the opportunity.

The room was very clean. It was a hot summer day, so unfortunately I got bitten by mosquitoes in the shared toilet and bathroom.

Perfect location with JR station, udonya, ramenya, izakaya and convenience stores.

I visited to see the Takamatsu Fireworks. I was worried because of the low price, but it had all the essentials, including an elevator, air conditioning, and a washing machine. It's a three-minute walk from the station, and there's a famous udon restaurant right next door, making it a great place to grab a bite. The room was spacious enough for one person, and they even provided two complimentary drinks...

This hotel is conveniently located close to the JR station, making it easy to explore the area. The staff is incredibly friendly and welcoming, creating a pleasant stay. The room was clean and well-maintained, ensuring a comfortable experience. Highly recommend for travelers seeking convenience and great service!

This is a relatively stylish hotel with clean, new facilities. However, I noticed a lot of fingerprints on the windows of my room, but otherwise, there were no major issues. The staff were young, energetic, and polite with a smile. The bread and coffee provided in the morning was a nice touch.

The Hotel Rupinasu is a simple business hotel that seems a bit dated. However, its location, right next to the main train station and within walking distance of the harbor, is excellent. So, the hotel is okay for one night.

Love the location that is perfect for catching the train or plane. No lack of food choices around. There are weekend markets at the train station, perfect for a leisure browse away from the typical mall shopping. Close to the sea for a morning jog. The lady operating the hotel is also very kind and accommodating