HOTEL R9 The Yard ひたちなか市毛

This is my favorite hotel. The only thing I would like to see improved is that the advance check-in is not working.When I go on a business trip, I reserve rooms for my companions all at once, but the password for the companion's room is also sent to the person making the reservation via email, so it would be better to improve security.

I tried using it out of curiosity, and it was pretty good!Although the service was minimal, I was impressed by how well they focused on the key points for a comfortable stay.It was the end of summer, but when I opened the window, a pleasant breeze came in and I was able to sleep soundly on the comfortable bed. I was worried about the noise as it faced a street with a lot of traffic, but it didn't bother me as there seemed to be less traffic late at night.It seems that it is being expanded to various locations, so I would like to use it again if I have the opportunity. Recommended!

It was pretty good.

I like this type of hotel and have used it in other areas as well.Coin-operated laundry machines are certainly a bit expensive. But it was shiny, so it must be new.Since it's a container, it shakes when a car passes by.I think it's something you get used to.You can spend your time quietly and comfortably.

Nice and functional hotel stop if you're in Ibaraki and need to stop by. Lots of parking space for your car, and the accomodation is what you would expect from a good hotel.There's a washing machine, drink dispenser, they even offer you some meal ticket at the counter.Perfect for a short stay on the go!

In front of the parking lot room, without worrying about the surroundings,Equipment is new. No complaints.The only thing that is a bit inconvenient is that you need a passcode to enter and exit.Just like when your smartphone doesn't respond, it's nerve-wracking when your passcode doesn't respond and you're about to get locked out.(If you lock it, you can go to the front desk and it will be unlocked.)Also, the door alarm keeps going off when the door is opened or closed. (It disappears when you enter the door passcode)It didn't happen in other rooms, so I guess it's due to the conditions.I didn't really understand.For snacks, there are frozen foods, pasta, and fried rice available at the front desk.Even if I didn't eat there, Yumean and Yayoiken were within walking distance.Amenities such as shampoo, conditioner, and body soap are provided in the bath unit.Set includes towels and bath towels.You can also bring your own disposable toothbrushes, face towels, brushes, razors, etc. from the front desk.There is a freezer and refrigerator in the room. You can buy it and bring it in.There is a hair dryer. Equipped with air conditioning and TV.Reception is open until 10pm, and at other times they will email you the room number and passcode in advance.It's a container house along the road, so it shakes a lot when large cars pass by, but it was quiet late at night.I think it's nice not to have to worry about the noise next door or above and below, which is common in hotels.Twin type, double type (1 to 2 people), etc. can be used depending on the number of people.I'll put it on my personal list of favorite hotels!By the way, Hitachi Seaside Park is about 15 minutes away.

I have used the hotel twice when I was on a business trip to work near Mito Station, and I made a reservation on the official website the night before my stay to use it for the third time due to a sudden assignment.The next day, I received a call from the hotel around noon on the day of my stay, and when I returned the call, they said, ``There was another person who made a reservation at almost the same time (with a few seconds difference), and the person who wasn't me was faster. It's fully booked. I checked and there are still vacancies at the nearby Route Inn, so if possible, could you please move?"It can't be helped that someone other than me was early, and since I was told that my money would be 100% refunded, I thought it was okay to cancel, so I accepted the offer.However, there were two things that were not clear.① After I hung up the phone, I searched on Jalan, which I always use to search for vacant hotel rooms, to find out that there were still rooms available. When I looked at the official website, it showed that there was one vacant room for about an hour.Furthermore, check-out time at this hotel is supposed to be 10am. The front desk should have been available from 6 o'clock, so I think they could have checked earlier.②The nearby Route Inn was said to be empty, but my scheduled check-in time was at the last minute. It seemed like you could only check in at the nearby Route Inn until 11pm. Furthermore, it may have been because the reservation was made on the same day, but it seemed to be about 2000 yen more expensive than R9 The Yard. Many inns charge higher fees the closer you get to the date of your stay. I know it can't be helped since I originally made a last-minute reservation, and it's nicer than just being told that the room is fully booked, but I can't make it in time for work at the check-in time in the first place. I think it would have been polite if you had checked that aspect as well.Additionally, although I communicated this verbally, I was irritated because when I called, I didn't receive an apology first, only an explanation of the situation. It's not the hotel's fault, it's probably a system error, but I think it would be a good idea to say sorry first.It's a shame because I liked everything about the location, the atmosphere of the hotel, the facilities, and the reasonable price, but I wouldn't want the same thing to happen again, so I don't think I'll use it again.Please be careful if you make a reservation last minute.

It was a perfect place to stay without meals. I was given a snack such as frozen pasta or fried rice, and I was able to drink coffee and tea for free.

I often use this hotel chain, and it is convenient because there is a parking lot in front of my room, but this hotel did not have a parking lot in front of my room.The room feels very nice and clean.It comes with frozen pasta or pilaf as a light meal.

I stayed here before.The person at the front desk, who was in a small prefabricated hut-like place, was a 162cm tall blonde man with shaved eyebrows, but I didn't think he was a hotel employee.The container hotel itself was good, but the employees were horrible and it was a shame.