Nice small hotel close to the railway station (walking distance)

For European people the rooms are quite small

The staff are really nice and the location pretty good.

The room was a little too small for a family.

Its a small hotel but it didn't feel that way. I like the aesthetic on the reception

The smoking area is located at the backside beside a private residential building.

An excellent place to stay for transit at an affordable price. Very close to Isohara station, it takes less than 5 minutes by walking. Breakfast offered value for money.

The bidet was outdated, you need to always turn the dial to use. And also damp closet near the door.

The staff were friendly and the room was clean with good facilities.

Very small room not well laid out. A bit disappointed with the breakfast too. For the price we expected a little more choice.

The bunk bed system saved space and was convenient. The hotel interior was clean.

We booked the property because the website itself and Booking advertised the wide selection of freshly baked croissants and pastry, as well as soup and other items for breakfast. This was the main reason we chose this hotel, since as a vegetarian finding good breakfast options in Japan is jot always easy. However, when we arrived to breakfast (which ended at 8:30, which is too early in my opinion), they told us that they had a new menu stating today that no longer included their signature baked goods or soup, and instead was limited to simple sandwiches (only one of which was vegetarian), onigiri (once again only one option without fish or meat), and salad. This was very very disappointing since it was not advertised anywhere (in fact, the hotel website still lists the different types of pastries etc without mentioning the menu change). If you are thinking of booking this property because of the delicious breakfast, please reconsider.