Hotel New Station in Kofu

There's no denying that it's old. The room was clean, but the bathroom floor was slippery. The air conditioner was a little loud, which bothers me. The toilet seat didn't have a washlet, and it wasn't heated, so it was really cold!
Breakfast was a set meal, but I appreciated that they made the raw eggs into fried eggs. It's conveniently located right in front of the station and close to a convenience store.

I had a hard time choosing a hotel in Kofu; there weren't many, so the only cheap ones I could find were this one and the Toyoko Inn. I just can't get used to the Toyoko Inn's breakfast system, so I've been passing on them lately.

That's why I booked this hotel. Unfortunately, it was raining on the day after work, but it was close to the station, so that was a relief.

The hotel really feels like an old business hotel, and the facilities are ageing.

The room was average.

The heating was old-fashioned and very warm, but if the noise bothers you, you might want to turn it off. I did.

Also, the wall clock made a ticking sound, which I didn't notice when I went to sleep because of the rain, but when I woke up in the early hours it bothered me so much that I couldn't sleep.

Breakfast was not a buffet, but a set meal style. Which was just right. It comes with a raw egg, but if you don't like it, they can make it fried for you.

Even with this, the room rate is still around 8,000 yen, which is by no means cheap, but it's close to the cheapest in Kofu.

It wasn't bad at all and I thought it was good, but the noise was bothersome so it might be a good idea to bring earplugs.

I stayed here on a business trip.
The good points are that it's close to Kofu Station, which is convenient for train users, and the water pressure in the shower is fine.
The bad points are that it doesn't have an auto-lock, no washlet, and the lights only turn on when you insert the stick attached to the key, so it's a bit pricey at just under 9,000 yen.

A reasonably priced business hotel in front of the station.
The facilities are a little old, but they have a Showa-era retro feel.
The breakfast was surprisingly good. The venue is spacious. They will cook eggs as fried eggs if you request them. I wish I had natto.
The coffee was delicious, made with a DeLonghi coffee maker.

Breakfast was included. It wasn't luxurious, but it was enough and had side dishes. Thank you for the meal.

The building and facilities themselves have the atmosphere of the Showa era, and are nostalgic. Breakfast was served early, but I felt that the quantity was insufficient for young people.