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"Nice and relaxing place to stay. Quiet area which means a bit far from Kokusai-dori"

"Wifi was unusable, blackout curtains let light right into my face as there was a street light directly outside of the bedroom. Check-in was not on-site and I had to go to a different location to check in. Scan of my residence card was required even though residents are not required by law to present ID. The toilet was very nice, the shower was not. Water pressure was terrible. I didn't realize this place was in the heart of soapland. Stay at a different Mr. Kinjo. "

"A small hotel in a sketchy part of town. Rooms are modern and attractive but a very poor design. Toilet/bath and bed are all in one room, separated by a clear glass wall. The only way to get privacy is to close THREE blinds, and from the outside (bed side), leaving no way to enter the bathroom. Electrical issues--one light was not working and the bathroom light could not be turned OFF. Night clerk said shutting the blinds would cut the light. Also pretty noisy. Paid 1000 yen for parking on a...

"though the room was good and spacy, with a balcony , with a good big bathroom , the condition of the walls was poor,dirty, the smell was bad, the floor was not properly cleaned . the worst thing is communication at the check-in (you need to check in at another location and you'll find out about that when you arrive at the property ;the guy did not know simple English words)) and check out. no one is present at the check out at 09.00am. two japanese girls who also came to check out reached the...

"Nice service quality, neat and clean room in good condition."

"I stayed here for 19 nights The hotel is clean, near a large grocery store and right by Naminoue Seine and Naminoue Beach. I would happily stay here again. The only thing to change would be the addition of more clothes storage"