TakenoYa Inn

Stayed here due to Hinabita♪ event. When you enter the building, in front of the front desk, there is a pop-up of Eve.The facility is old and feels like it's worth the price, for better or worse. You can feel a little excitement in the elevator.The door in the room I stayed in didn't close properly, probably because the door wasn't built well, and the lock didn't lock easily.There are about 6 to 8 parking spaces, but the road in front of the facility is one-way and a bit narrow, so please be careful if you are coming by car.

I stayed there for about a week for work.I won't choose my honest opinion again. is.The reason I did this was that after returning home, I wanted to get my room key and go back to my room, but I couldn't find the old man at the front desk at all. There was a TV playing from the back of the front desk, but there was no response even when I called out loud. I shouted to the second floor, but there was no response. When I shouted again towards the back of the front desk, an old man appeared who was probably asleep, solitary. As I will explain later, I didn't feel the joy of taking a bath, relaxing in bed, or enjoying a delicious dinner.Just sleep. I think it's a good and reasonably priced accommodation.:Guest room:★★☆☆☆It was a relatively spacious room. The cleanliness is average.There are electrical outlets at the bedside and window table. There is a refrigerator and kettle, so there are no problems with the facilities. I'm a non-smoker. The person next door was a smoker. When I start my morning nap, I wake up to a slight smell. The door does not lock automatically, but please be careful as the knob cannot be turned from the outside. The door was stiff and wouldn't close unless I pushed it in. There is a small TV. It was only available on terrestrial TV.: Bathroom: ★☆☆☆☆The unit bath is equipped with shampoo, body soap, toothbrush, and cup. Bath towels and face towels were also provided. The toilet has a washlet. The bathtub is triangular and you can soak in it somehow. The shower curtain was short and I was worried about water splashing out, making it uncomfortable. Also, the depth was narrow, so the shower curtain stuck to my body, which also felt strange.: Inside the building: ★★☆☆☆The reception is on the first floor, and the guest rooms are on the third floor.The vending machine only has cigarettes next to the front. When I went outside, there was a yakiniku restaurant across the street that had juice. Overall, I think it's old-fashioned and the smell is too strong for non-smokers.:Restaurant:★★☆☆☆I stayed with breakfast and dinner included. I felt that the quantity and content of the meal was perfect. Younger people may find it a little unsatisfactory. The biggest problem is getting second helpings of rice. I called for the old man at the front desk, but he was nowhere to be found. I went down the stairs and went to the front desk to call. Even though I wanted to eat it, the hassle won out. It was very spacious and was heated only by a household fan heater, so it was cold. Just ask and we will prepare a microwave for you. Closed only for Sunday dinner.: Coin laundry: ★☆☆☆☆You can use the two washing machines by renting a stop valve at the front desk and handing over 100 yen. There is no dryer. The drying area is on the mezzanine floor, and there are two small pinch hangers, but I thought it would be better to bring your own.There are Shirakabe storehouses in the surrounding area, which are within walking distance. It takes about 7-8 minutes to walk to the convenience store. Restaurants and pubs were also found nearby.

I stayed for one night without meals during Obon.It feels like a multi-tenant building with a night restaurant on the first floor, and although it feels a little old, it was a comfortable stay.Although the room has a skylight, there is no window to look outside, which is something I have never seen before. Unit baths are the type often seen in older business hotels, but be careful as the hot water is really hot and the temperature is difficult to adjust.The owner of the hotel was quite elderly, but I was surprised to see how well he was able to go up and down the steep stairs.There is a 7 convenience store a little far away.There is a coin laundry between the 2nd and 3rd floors.There are several restaurants nearby, so if you drive to Kurayoshi Station, you won't have any problems.There are Hinabita♪ panels, stamps, and business cards, and there is one stamp rally during your stay, so it is recommended for those who are looking for those things.

The equipment is old. The bath towels were also quite old and looked a bit bland.Breakfast was Japanese food and was pretty good.Breakfast is 3.5 stars.

basic business hotelBreakfast was fulfillingHinabita cheering groupClose to the Railway Memorial Museum and taxi companies

Reservation management was not possible from the time of check-in. (Name, payment method, number of people)The room was said to have free Wi-Fi, but the password was nowhere to be found, and there were no guidebooks, tissues, or spare toilet paper.The bathtub is small and large people may not be able to enter.

I had made a reservation through Rakuten Travel, but I was told that I would check twice to see if I had attended the reception, and after waiting, I was finally allowed to go to my room.I'm not complaining because the price is just the price, but I would like to see better customer management. It is very close to the Red Kawara Shirakabe Dozogun bus stop.

It's a hotel that doesn't match the price.