Business Hotel Inoue

Used for training in the same town. This was the lowest level I've ever been in, and I wanted to move to another facility on the first day, but this is the only facility in the area, so I stayed for a week without any regrets.It's not a hotel. A relative's house in the countryside.WiFi may be available in some rooms. It is better to assume no.Although it is more expensive than a business hotel with the latest system in Matsuyama city,I was supposed to be in a non-smoking room, but the room was smelly and had an ashtray. I got a different room, but it was the same.Toothbrushes are packed into a plastic cup that can get dirty to save you the trouble of refilling it.Although there are teapots and tea canisters, there are no tea leaves or coffee sticks.There are no sheets on the bed, and you sleep directly on a sweat mat. There was no exchange during my stay.The towels are a mix of ones with company names from local stores, floral patterns that look like they were in a gift box, and old, stiff ones.Access from the 2nd floor to the 3rd floor is via an outdoor steel staircase. Of course, there is no elevator to the second floor, so everyone has to carry trunks and other belongings by themselves.The bed was not made or cleaned while the room was empty, so I asked for a request before leaving on the morning of the third day, but there was no sign of cleaning, so I asked again."Oh, you didn't?" was the response.I wouldn't call it ``homey'' because it feels so homely and warm.It's fine that the facility is old and run by a family, but the shoddy and filthy conditions are unacceptable.Some facilities have succeeded by working under the same conditions and making repeated efforts to attract customers.It's a mystery that it has such good reviews.This facility accepts annual contracts from hospitals and universities for practical training and training at a nearby general hospital.I hope that some other company will buy it out and change the management.

It is the only business hotel in Nomura town and has a very valuable presence. The building and facilities are very old and far from satisfactory, but they are well-maintained, and the breakfast, which can be added for an additional 500 yen, is a simple Japanese meal that is delicious and good value. The accommodation rate was reasonable at 7,000 yen per night for a twin room. By the way, a single night's stay is 4,000 yen.

old. narrow. Bring your own toothpaste.I like it so I will ask again.

Thank you for being a kind brother. You will be greeted warmly with smiling faces 😀 The scenery has changed again since I came in January.

There was no WiFi

Used for training in the same town. This was the lowest level I've ever been in, and I wanted to move to another facility on the first day, but this is the only facility in the area, so I stayed for a week without any regrets.It's not a hotel. A relative's house in the countryside.WiFi may be available in some rooms. It is better to assume no.Although it is more expensive than a business hotel with the latest system in Matsuyama city,I was supposed to be in a non-smoking room, but the room was smelly and had an ashtray. I got a different room, but it was the same.Toothbrushes are packed into a plastic cup that can get dirty to save you the trouble of refilling it.Although there are teapots and tea canisters, there are no tea leaves or coffee sticks.There are no sheets on the bed, and you sleep directly on a sweat mat. There was no exchange during my stay.The towels are a mix of ones with company names from local stores, floral patterns that look like they were in a gift box, and old, stiff ones.Access from the 2nd floor to the 3rd floor is via an outdoor steel staircase. Of course, there is no elevator to the second floor, so everyone has to carry trunks and other belongings by themselves.The bed was not made or cleaned while the room was empty, so I asked for a request before leaving on the morning of the third day, but there was no sign of cleaning, so I asked again."Oh, you didn't?" was the response.I wouldn't call it ``homey'' because it feels so homely and warm.It's fine that the facility is old and run by a family, but the shoddy and filthy conditions are unacceptable.Some facilities have succeeded by working under the same conditions and making repeated efforts to attract customers.It's a mystery that it has such good reviews.This facility accepts annual contracts from hospitals and universities for practical training and training at a nearby general hospital.I hope that some other company will buy it out and change the management.