Hadano Homestays

I often use it for work reasons, but if there is a point return, I will actively use it. That point is somewhat ambiguous. I thought that the previous ticket use added 100 points, and the advance massage use added 200 points. I thought it was related to the day of the week, but somehow I'm not convinced. It's annoying to say it all the way, so I'm silent, but it's probably hard to understand. This year, due to the coronavirus, we were closed for a long time, but during that time, we didn't have the birthday benefits we were looking forward to. I would like you to be a little more considerate of your repeaters.

As expected of a long-established inn, the atmosphere is generally good, and the staff are polite and well-liked. Unfortunately, it rained on the day, and my wife didn't want to get her hair wet, so we had to cancel the private open-air bath that we had reserved for 45 minutes for 3,300 yen, which was very disappointing, but they listened carefully to our wishes and handled the cancellation properly, so we were grateful. So we used the shared large bath, but we were able to use it almost as if it was our own. The large bath for men and women has two baths, a slightly hot indoor bath and a slightly cooler open-air bath, both of which have a moist feeling that soothes the skin. By the way, if you book a meal course, day-use bathing is free. The lunch course is a reasonable price of 7,700 yen per person, but this is the minimum course. However, it was worth the price, and each dish looked beautiful, tasted good, and was plentiful, so we enjoyed it very much overall. After the meal, we took a stroll through the garden under the umbrellas provided, and looked around the building, checking out the location of the open-air bath and other furnishings. The hotel is filled with items that fans will covet, such as photos and colored paper of past shogi players, which are associated with the inn's hosting of a shogi title match. We'll definitely book a stay here on our next anniversary.

Stayed for the first time. Price is high. ８ F １ person room. The room size is small. The room renovation feels like it has not been for a while. It is so small that there is no place to spread the suitcase. The TV is also old. The bathtub is large. There is no power in the bed, so it is better to borrow an extension code of about ３ mouth. Parking fee must be paid 1000 yen separately. Parking space is small. Breakfast is １ F with Chinese morning, but I ate outside because I didn't eat Chinese in the morning. Because it is in front of the station, there are CVS, supermarkets and eat inn. In the evening and midnight, the military plane flew, so it was noisy with a big sound. Of course, it is in front of the station, so the sound of the Odakyu line is heard.

It was very close to the station, close to the place where you can eat, and it was convenient because there were many, and the room was renovated and it was beautiful unlike the image of the appearance. Somehow there was a bed ２ in the single, the shower room was very narrow, the hot water temperature was wet, the amount of water and the water pressure were weak. After checking in and out, the front desk was unmanned and the call was not able to come out easily, and the time of the train was approaching, so I was very scorched.

Located in Hadano, Restay Tina Grace - Adults Only is a 5-minute drive from Tadano Togawa park and 6 minutes from Mt. Tonotake. This love hotel is 19.4 mi (31.2 km) from Hakone Kowakien Yunessun and 19.9 mi (32 km) from Gotemba Premium Outlets.This hotel offers designated smoking areas.Make yourself at home in one of the 30 individually decorated guestrooms. Complimentary wireless internet access is available to keep you connected. Bathrooms feature separate bathtubs and showers, complimentary toiletries, and bidets. Conveniences include electric kettles and free tea bags/instant coffee.