Hotel Kōei

I used it for consecutive nights.Check-in is a novel (?) system that takes place inside the set meal.Accommodation fees are paid in advance at check-in.When I paid in advance, I thought it was much more expensive than I had planned, but instead of the room that cost 1,980 yen per night, I was shown to a room in the main building that cost 2,980 yen per night...Hmm. .The room is located on the adjacent property, a short walk from the restaurant.Since there is no check-in corner (set meal restaurant), it may be easier to come and go as you like.The atmosphere of the room has a good old fashioned feel, and the single room is large enough for one person to stay alone.There is only one outlet (2 plugs), which may be a little inconvenient...🔌Fully equipped with Panasonic washlet toilet🚽, ZOJIRUSHI air purifier, Hair refrigerator, and air conditioners from various manufacturers.As for the bed...as other people have mentioned in their reviews, there are probably a lot of ticks, and there is a high chance of getting bitten and getting itchy. .It seems that the sheets have been changed, but perhaps because the bed and mattress are old, there are a lot of dust mites...This was the first time I had ever been to a bed in a hotel that was so itchy. .The trick to not getting itchy is to sleep with a bath towel on your bed.Also, the walls in the room are very thin, and you can hear the sound of the TV and sneezes from the next room.You can use the washing machine installed outside the premises to wash your laundry, but on the first day, there was a power outage from around 8pm until the next morning, so I couldn't use it.The washing machine was usable normally from the next day onwards, but the drying function of the washing machine was weak and the laundry did not dry very well.If you are staying for multiple nights, the staff will come to you before noon to change your hand towels, bath towels, and bed towels, and to take out the trash from your room.The staff at the inn were nice, but there were a lot of gaps in the facilities, which was disappointing.

Although there are no special services, it is a very kind and cost-effective accommodation.

The single room smelled of cigarettes, so it was a bit difficult. but. Unless staying the night is your primary purpose. Recommended (*^O^*)

It is available at low cost.The annex is 3980 yen. The cleaning was done properly and I was able to spend a comfortable time there.There are many shops and food stores nearby, which is convenient.

I use it every six months. In recent years, cheap rooms priced at 1,980 yen are often reserved for long-term stays for work, etc., so they haven't been vacant for years. Maybe it's just a coincidence, but if you're looking for a room that costs 3,980 yen, you might want to add an extra 1,000 yen and choose Rexton.

I used it for consecutive nights.Check-in is a novel (?) system that takes place inside the set meal.Accommodation fees are paid in advance at check-in.When I paid in advance, I thought it was much more expensive than I had planned, but instead of the room that cost 1,980 yen per night, I was shown to a room in the main building that cost 2,980 yen per night...Hmm. .The room is located on the adjacent property, a short walk from the restaurant.Since there is no check-in corner (set meal restaurant), it may be easier to come and go as you like.The atmosphere of the room has a good old fashioned feel, and the single room is large enough for one person to stay alone.There is only one outlet (2 plugs), which may be a little inconvenient...🔌Fully equipped with Panasonic washlet toilet🚽, ZOJIRUSHI air purifier, Hair refrigerator, and air conditioners from various manufacturers.As for the bed...as other people have mentioned in their reviews, there are probably a lot of ticks, and there is a high chance of getting bitten and getting itchy. .It seems that the sheets have been changed, but perhaps because the bed and mattress are old, there are a lot of dust mites...This was the first time I had ever been to a bed in a hotel that was so itchy. .The trick to not getting itchy is to sleep with a bath towel on your bed.Also, the walls in the room are very thin, and you can hear the sound of the TV and sneezes from the next room.You can use the washing machine installed outside the premises to wash your laundry, but on the first day, there was a power outage from around 8pm until the next morning, so I couldn't use it.The washing machine was usable normally from the next day onwards, but the drying function of the washing machine was weak and the laundry did not dry very well.If you are staying for multiple nights, the staff will come to you before noon to change your hand towels, bath towels, and bed towels, and to take out the trash from your room.The staff at the inn were nice, but there were a lot of gaps in the facilities, which was disappointing.