Tenseien Odawara Station Annex

The hotel has a great location and convenient transportation. It is close to Odawara Station. The room is large, the mattress is comfortable, the room is clean and sanitary, and bathrobes are delivered every day. The hotel breakfast is Japanese style, and the variety is OK. It is booked in the peak season, and the price is high

This hotel is very confusing. The price is calculated by the number of people. This price is for one person. If two people stay together, they need to pay an additional 600. Anyway, this kind of confusing operation abroad is not the first time I have encountered it. All Japanese hotels cannot open windows, so the rooms are stuffy and the air in the rooms is poor. But people who live a good life seem to have such rules, unless they stay in a homestay, which should be better. Their hygiene is still relatively good, which is recognized by the world. The sense of service is also relatively strong, and it is very appropriate to describe them as nodding and bowing. It is worth learning, very polite. Habitual praise

Hotels in Japan are really small and expensive. The facilities are relatively new, opened in 2020, the bathroom is separated into three parts, with a washlet, which is very good. There is a deodorant spray in the closet, which is very thoughtful. This hotel allows you to take a shower in the bathroom on the tenth floor, but we didn't experience it because it was hot. The guests are mainly Japanese, and we only saw a couple of compatriots on the first day. The breakfast is very good, I mean the environment, on the top floor, with a terrace, you can see Odawara Castle, and as for the food, don't have too high expectations in Japan. The overall experience is good, but it's expensive.

As other comments, it is really hard to find the first time. Exit from the "East Exit" of Odawara Station and go down a small escalator first. Turn right at the Lusca shopping mall to a platform outside. Turn right into a glass door, pass through the outer corridor on the left of Seijo Ishii Supermarket, and pass a small parking lot. You can see the sign of Tensei Garden. Follow the arrow and see the dark brown building (you can also find the sign of Minaka). Go indoors on the right and see the door of Xixiang Foodstadium. Take the elevator to the fourth floor and you will see the front desk. The hotel has a hot spring on the 10th floor. The room will provide a net bag with bath towels and split pajamas. If you have children, you will also provide children's small size split pajamas when you check in. The view outside the hotel room window is very good, and the window is sealed well so that the train will not be noisy. It is very convenient to go to Hakone from Odawara. Buy a two-day Hakone Free Pass. From Odawara to Hakone, you can take the cable car, mountain climbing train, pirate ship, and winding bus at any time without buying another ticket. I will choose to stay here next time if I have the chance. There are many options for dining in Odara Station or outside the station.

The room was nice and the location is very convenient next to the station. There are also many delicious food nearby. The air conditioning in the room can be adjusted by yourself, which is very good! The disadvantage is that the WiFi is not good, it keeps cutting off, and the situation is the same two nights. The elevator is also very busy because the entire building is using it, so you often have to wait for a long time.

The room is relatively spacious and clean. The view is great. You can see the sea. There are many delicious restaurants nearby. It's very lively. It's unexpected that you have to pay 2,000 yen for an hour of early check-in.