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"Room cleaning has three levels, No clean, Eco Clean then full clean you can opt foe either with a sticker placed on your door each morning. Ecven with No clean you will receive a bag with a full set of towels bottle of water a d clean pjs. Hotel could hardly be closer to Mito station, just 2 mins walk. All the shopping you need within walking distance. The bus station is close by too "

"It was in an excellent location next to a car rental shop which is very useful."

"Fairly new Hotel. No dinning restaurant however hotel provides free snack for the first 100 guests 8 PM to 11 pm. Our snack was sashimi rice with hot soup and pickles. Hotel staff refer a Restaurant nearby. The restaurant was very good. The hotel breakfast was wonderful."

"The typical business hotel done right. Affordable, clean, quiet, comfortable and near the train station. Plus it comes with free breakfast which is a rarity nowadays. Lines for breakfast can get long at opening time, so it's good if you can wait it out until about an hour later."

"great hotel near Katsuta Station. Not much other choices in this small town anyways. A bit walk from the station is needed and being APA rooms are TINY, but for the price you pay I still give 👍. "

"Staff was both professional and friendly. They were gracious in every regard. I will miss this hotel and I will come back to Ibaraki due to this level of service "

"3rd time staying here. Connected to Jr utsunomiya station. Corner twin room spacious , and bed pretty good. However breadfast does not really change and staying 4 nites can be tiring. Onsen is quite good, with an outside pool. Use this hotel to visit nikko as jr local train is so comvenient. Also use JR to travel tohuku region like sendai n morioka."

"the breakfast was way too simple, bland"

"They advertised that the hotel was 14 minutes walk to Kairekeun park where we wanted to go. The hotel was very far- it was 14 minutes taxi ride and had to wait more than 15 minutes just to get a taxi. We had a limited time to see the Plum festival. Most of the time was spent commuting. We wanted to walk and explore and was not able to do it"