Hotel Route Inn Court Ina

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お風呂など施設に古さはありますが、必要十分です。

OK

リノベーションして、まあまあ今に至っている。 空調は個別。 ベッド周りに、充電がないのが痛い。 机にあるが、ベッドから遠い。 空気清浄機があるが、コンセントが少ないので 実質使いづらいし、加湿器に水入って無い。 残念。 まあ、個別空調だからまあ良いか。 消臭スプレーありました。 スリッパは2通りあり。 大浴場あり。大きくはないけど小さくもない、 なんか落ち着くお風呂です。 朝食、夕食レストランあり。 コーヒーサービスあり。 駐車場沢山あり。 推し並べて、建物が古い、ベッドまわりにコンセント、USB端子等無しの他は、 とても落ち着く良いホテルです。 街にも近く、食事の店は色々ありますが、 コンビニは無い。 ルートインさんは、あまり利用しないけど このホテルは、落ち着く良いホテルです。 部屋でのマッサージも頼めます。 今時、珍しい使いやすい普通なサイズのティシュボックスありがたい。 半分になったティシュはひたすら使いづらいから。 とても落ち着くホテルです。 また、機会があれば、利用したいです。 ありがとうございました。

一般的なビジネスホテル。ルートインなので大浴場あり。朝食ビュッフェあったがメニューはそれほど多くなく、白米ごはんの質は良くなく古いのかみずみずしさがなかったのは残念。

綺麗なお風呂でした

お風呂の温度が少し低かった 個人差があるのでなんとも言えないですが 朝食はよかったです

Great place.

It was within comfortable walking distance from INAKITA station. It was the only available closest hotel when i booked for a last minute trip here a few days before. I found a familiar restaurant, SUKIYA nearby where I had my delicious lunch. Happen to stumble upon a cosy McDonald’s when I was exploring the area near Ina park where the cherry blossoms were in full bloom! There is a direct bus to the Takato Castle Ruins at Inakita Station. See the bus timing chart. Hotel was like a resort with a very nice public bath. The room is spacious, comfy with the usual Japanese standard toilet & bath.

We dropped our bags in the morning to hold until checkin. We asked about the local bus, & the one man who spoke English said the ONLY way to ride the bus was to buy a 2-day pass. A few min later when we went to tourist information @ the station, we learned you could pay per ride, which is what we wanted. The next thing was checkin @ 2:25pm. The building we slept in was 4-5 blocks from reception, which we had no idea about, & we were rushed to drop off our bags because reception closed @ 8pm that day (even though the email I received upon booking said 9pm). We were catching the free shuttle @ 3pm & returning & 8:50 from a local onsen. We ran to drop off our bags, & luckily they sent an employee with us to help, because it was 2 of us carrying 3 people’s bags since my father is handicapped. Lastly, when we got back @ night & fully inspected the room, we were amazed & the newly renovated space! The decor, walls, flooring, toilets, etc. were brand new. Unfortunately, they stopped there. The mattresses & bed frames were horrible. The mattresses were old, thin & slightly stained. The bunk bed frames were so old the front & back sagged so I was just lying on a bar that went across the middle. The bed springs were COVERED in rust, & I couldn’t believe that after the interior renovation they did, they hadn’t gotten new beds or mattresses. When we lied down, there was a dank aroma of rust & mildew. However, my mom loved the comforter. For $155/night, it just wasn’t worth it.

Well since I lived in Japan before I heared the hotel is great. They have alot of convenience things like washer and dryer. They have spring bath . I will recommend this to my friends.