Seto Park Hotel

The building itself is a four-story structure with some signs of age, but as mentioned in reviews, the rooms are clean due to renovations done a few years ago! Arriving at night when most shops were closed, we bought food from the nearby Apita and ate in the room. The spacious table set was very helpful. Above all, every staff member we encountered provided excellent service, making it a very pleasant hotel experience. 【Parking】 The first parking lot located on the shrine grounds before the hotel has a ticket system with a barrier gate. Bring your ticket to the front desk for free validation. If the first lot is full, there’s a second parking lot along the road before reaching the hotel. Since it includes some monthly rental spaces, staff will kindly explain where you can park upon check-in. Even during unmanned hours, 24-hour access for both entry and exit is available with clear instructions provided for such times.【Meals】 Breakfast includes curry rice, pork miso soup (tonjiru), simple salad (lettuce, cabbage, macaroni), and drinks. It’s tasty overall; however, personally speaking, curry might feel heavy in the morning depending on preference (laughs). The pork miso soup had delicious broth! You can add breakfast even later for under 800 yen—great value.【Facility】 The shower water pressure and soundproofing are excellent. Amenities are available on each floor so you can easily grab them if forgotten.Given its reasonable pricing, I expected minor inconveniences but was impressed by their efforts to address most needs effectively!

I stayed here because it is close to Ghibli Park. The pork miso soup for breakfast was very delicious, and the room was clean and spacious, which was nice.