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Booked a twin room urgently for a memorial service. I knew it was right in front of the Yaizu Interchange, and overall, it was a satisfying Business Hotel. Perhaps because it was a weekday, the Room, large public bath, and breakfast area were compact yet clean, quiet, and relaxing. The breakfast had many options, but I wished there were more fish dishes to reflect Yaizu's local flavor. The only concern was the smell from the unit bath's drainage system.

I stayed at Route Inn Iga Ueno for the first time, and everything was perfect. I enjoyed the large public bath and had a relaxing time. There was even cleansing oil in the bath area, which made me happy. Thank you for your kindness. The water temperature was just right, which was great. The Room had both regular slippers and disposable slippers available. The bed had a slightly high pillow, but I could sleep comfortably. You can adjust the Room temperature to your liking as well. Although I forgot my pajamas, there was a set of jinbei and pants provided that I could use as pajamas instead. It’s wonderful to travel with fewer belongings!

I chose this place because it has a large public bath on the top floor, and it was absolutely the right decision. The bed firmness suited my preference, and although I woke up in the middle of the night feeling hot, overall, it was a great stay. The front desk staff were pleasant, and I would definitely consider staying here again if I visit Iwaki.

It was my first time staying, and the staff provided clear and polite guidance. I didn’t use the large public bath, but it is available for free. The free parking lot was a great convenience. However, the spaces in the multi-story self-parking garage and the ramps to floors above 2F felt a bit narrow, which might make passing other cars challenging. It would be better if it were brighter at night as it felt slightly dim. Breakfast was a Japanese-Western buffet, and both options were delicious. A "Sawayaka" restaurant is located next door, with a convenience store just beyond that.

I have stayed here before, and the facility and meals were good, allowing for a comfortable stay. Additionally, it was convenient as a base for visiting various tourist spots in Mie Prefecture.

I stayed one night while moving from Ome City to Ueda City. I stayed in the main building, but I rated my satisfaction a 4 because the bathroom light stopped working. Strangely, it turned on when I checked at checkout. The Onsen was excellent. I was also very satisfied with breakfast.

I was very satisfied because they offered all the services you’d hope for. The amenities included skincare lotion, a large public bath, and even newspapers—and they weren’t the thin, generic kind you often find at a Hotel, but regular ones. The Room was clean and I could truly relax.\n\nBut the biggest surprise was breakfast! It is a Business Hotel, but it was my first time seeing freshly fried tempura made on the spot at a breakfast buffet, and it was delicious. The fried eggs and French toast were also freshly made, warm, and tasty. Even the curry and miso soup were hearty with plenty of ingredients and tasted properly prepared. I definitely recommend having breakfast.

There is only one elevator, which can cause some congestion during the morning and evening hours. Other than that, there are no issues at all.

I stayed here on a recent trip. I had visited a few years ago for lunch, but this was my first time staying overnight. First, it’s located very close to AEON Mall Okayama, so access was extremely convenient. The breakfast buffet was also very delicious, and I was very satisfied with the Sunday-only French toast, the live-kitchen omelets, and tempura. In addition, the amenity bar had a wide variety of items, and the welcome drink was great as well. On the other hand, perhaps due to aging facilities, I noticed some peeling wallpaper in the guest room and what looked like slight mold around the bathroom ceiling ventilation fan. (I understand that aging facilities can’t really be helped...) There were a few minor concerns, but overall it was a good Hotel. I would stay again if I have the opportunity.

This Route Inn has limited parking spaces, and when the lot is full, guests are provided with a map to find nearby parking. However, after checking in and going out for work, I returned to find the parking lot full. It was challenging to locate alternative parking at night in an unfamiliar area.

It wasn’t too far from the station, which was convenient. The Room was also easy to use. The meals were delicious, and I’m glad I got to try masu-zushi. This Hotel doesn’t have a large public bath. I did miss it a little, but I had a comfortable stay and was satisfied.

The room was compact but had everything we needed, and the staff were very pleasant, making our stay comfortable. Thank you very much. Above all, the breakfast buffet exceeded our expectations and was very delicious. The dashi ochazuke was excellent. We would love to stay again.

I couldn’t book the Accommodation near the ski resort (mountains) that I usually use, so I searched on Yahoo! Travel and made a Reservation at Route Inn. It’s in a great location—within an hour (within 25 km) of the ski resort I like. Because it’s in town (down on the plain), prices are lower (in the mountains, things are expensive, limited, and often priced however they want). You can eat and drink whatever you like, it’s not as cold as up in the mountains, and the Hotel is clean (many mountain Accommodations are seriously outdated). Everything was incredibly comfortable. Best of all, for the price of one night in the mountains, you can stay two nights down here.

It was my first visit, but it was a very convenient Hotel located in front of Hon-Hachinohe Station. The staff were all friendly and responded with warm smiles. The guest room and Facility had everything necessary for an overnight stay and were clean. The cleaning of the toilet nozzle, which is often overlooked, was particularly perfect. The women's bath could be used securely with a passcode. Although it was about the size of a home bath, it was also perfectly cleaned, making it comfortable and relaxing to use. However, the shower water temperature control was slightly unstable. The complimentary breakfast was delicious and satisfying. Overall rating: 5/5 satisfaction level.

I often visit Tsukubamirai City and usually stay at a Hotel along the TX line, but this time I came by car and decided to look for a Hotel in Joso City. It is more affordable than in Tsukuba City, but the quality of the Hotel remains the same. Located behind Mizuhodai Station on the Kantō Railway, there didn’t seem to be many restaurants or convenience stores nearby. With no large buildings around, there’s an unobstructed view of the scenery. The Room was clean and comfortable. On the first floor is Route Inn's signature "Tabibito no Yu" bathhouse. Upon entering, you take off your shoes and place your slippers in a shoe locker. There’s a space for resting or waiting with washing machines available for free use; detergent can be purchased at reception for 50 yen, while dryers are paid services. The bath isn’t very large—if 10 people were using it, both the tub and washing area would feel full—but with only about four users during my visit, it wasn’t an issue. The restaurant was open until around 9:30 PM; however, I heard that their takeout service will end starting April. Breakfast was standard as with any Route Inn—not particularly good or bad—and after eating I relaxed in the lobby with coffee from their dispenser while reading a newspaper. When traveling by car, staying at Route Inn is always reliable without disappointment.

My daughter and her spouse, who came from afar, stayed at the accommodation. It was helpful for me as I didn’t have to prepare bedding at home, and they seemed to have enjoyed a comfortable stay using the large public bath.

I stayed in a room with an Airweave mattress and had a great night's sleep. The room was clean and well-maintained, and the complimentary breakfast buffet in the morning offered a wide variety of delicious options.

I didn't check the details carefully and mistakenly applied for a "Student Discount" Plan. Since I am not eligible for the discount, additional charges were incurred. However, the explanation from the hotel staff was reasonable, and I did not have a bad impression. It would be helpful if an alert appeared during the reservation process on the site. Considering the price, I can't complain about the room, but there were limited lighting options (either too bright or too dim), and while there were no major issues with water facilities, some areas were not very clean.

Last time was a tour. This time, individual. Conveniently located in front of the station. Parking is at the back. If full, there is a second parking lot a little further away. There are also dining options nearby. The room is clean. There is a large public bath on the first floor. About 30 minutes to the Shiretoko Visitor Center area. Very good as a starting point for sightseeing. The photo is from the Shiretoko cruise.

The meals were delicious. The coffee service was also helpful. Although it is an artificial Onsen, it warmed my body and allowed me to relax.