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Royal Pines Hotel Urawa

2-5-1, Naka-cho, Urawa-ku, Saitama, Saitama-ken

Royal Pines Hotel Urawa: Business-friendly hotel with free WiFi and 8 restaurants. Located in the city centre.…

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Chisun Inn Sanofujioka Ic

1344-1 Takahagi Cho Sano Shi, Sano, Tochigi-ken

Chisun Inn Sanofujioka Ic: Family hotel with free WiFi and free parking. Located near a train station.…

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Wotif Verified Review…

3 / 5

The hotel was walking distance from the train station, opposite to a 7/11 convenience store and reception was open till 10pm. The fridge and cooking microwave worked well, but we couldn’t figure out the stove. We couldn’t find a plug, so we hand washed all dishes with running water. There is no wall safe to store any valuables. The bath/shower room was alright. It had multiple lighting settings and the water temperature was set using an electronic system. At one point the shower floor did start to flood and we discovered a dirty wipe that was covering the drain. Really gross. It looked like someone had, at one stage, thrown up in the toilet as there were splatter stains on the bottom of the walls around the toilet. The reception staff were limited with their English, but friendly. We had 5 beds. The linen was reasonably clean but probably needed an upgrade. The washing machine, air conditioner TV and clothes drying rack worked well. The door was locked using a pin system and there were slippers provided for the week. If you needed to dispose of garbage, it could be placed outside the door before 10am. Same with any towels. Our view was a car park out the back of the building. It didn’t bother us as we kept the blinds down and were out touring most of the time.…The hotel was walking distance from the train station, opposite to a 7/11 convenience store and reception was open till 10pm. The fridge and cooking microwave worked well, but we couldn’t figure out the stove. We couldn’t find a plug, so we hand washed all dishes with running water. There is no wall safe to store any valuables. The bath/shower room was alright. It had multiple lighting settings and the water temperature was set using an electronic system. At one point the shower floor did start to flood and we discovered a dirty wipe that was covering the drain. Really gross. It looked like someone had, at one stage, thrown up in the toilet as there were splatter stains on the bottom of the walls around the toilet. The reception staff were limited with their English, but friendly. We had 5 beds. The linen was reasonably clean but probably needed an upgrade. The washing machine, air conditioner TV and clothes drying rack worked well. The door was locked using a pin system and there were slippers provided for the week. If you needed to dispose of garbage, it could be placed outside the door before 10am. Same with any towels. Our view was a car park out the back of the building. It didn’t bother us as we kept the blinds down and were out touring most of the time.

A verified traveller from Gold Coast stayed at Randor Residence Tokyo Suites

Posted 7 months ago

Wotif Verified Review…

4 / 5

Spent my first night in Japan here. Basically a fairly typical Japanese business hotel so fairly small but this didn't bother me as it had everything I needed and I don't spend much time at the hotel anyway. The location is very good in terms of access to public transport as the train station is directly opposite the hotel, and there are plenty of food and shopping options within walking distance. The staff were very friendly and attentive, they spoke good English and would do everything to help you out. It does take some time to commute to areas of Tokyo that most tourists visit such as Shinjuku, but consider that a good way to see the daily commute of the citizens. Overall I enjoyed my time here and would maybe not stay here again, just because I know a bit more about the layout of Tokyo, but I definitely wouldn't avoid it.…Spent my first night in Japan here. Basically a fairly typical Japanese business hotel so fairly small but this didn't bother me as it had everything I needed and I don't spend much time at the hotel anyway. The location is very good in terms of access to public transport as the train station is directly opposite the hotel, and there are plenty of food and shopping options within walking distance. The staff were very friendly and attentive, they spoke good English and would do everything to help you out. It does take some time to commute to areas of Tokyo that most tourists visit such as Shinjuku, but consider that a good way to see the daily commute of the citizens. Overall I enjoyed my time here and would maybe not stay here again, just because I know a bit more about the layout of Tokyo, but I definitely wouldn't avoid it.

A verified traveller stayed at Smile Hotel Tokyo Ayase Ekimae

Posted 7 months ago

Wotif Verified Review…

4 / 5

Accommodation is nice and clean, 5 more mins walk to the nearby tram station. However stuff is lack of communication, they never pick up their call after business hour and I had my room password wrong :(…

A verified traveller stayed at Residence Condominium KALAHAAI

Posted 8 months ago