Top 10 OLD HICKORY Hotels

Located just 5 minutes from Hiratsuka station, this quiet small hotel is very different from the business hotels found around. Rooms are spacious, especially the Deluxe ones, with very large bathrooms. Each room as vinyl disks you can enjoy listening to - a very unusual feature! Multiple amenities are available in from of the elevator on each floor, and corridors are filled with books you can borrow and read in your room. Nice staff and free light breakfast. Recommended.

It's a typical Japanese business hotel. We arrived at it by chance, during a tour of the temples of the region. We were tired of living in the busy Tokyo and spent one night near the seashore. The hotel is big, but the rooms are small. In fact, the size of the rooms was designed for those who leave early morning and arrive late in the evening, so they barely spend time in the hotel. The location of the hotel should be praised near the train station, at the same time just a short distance from the coast. Breakfast is very natural, including European and Japanese dishes.

It is a plan with breakfast, but it is troublesome because the breakfast buffet venue crosses one street. Also, the quality of the breakfast buffet is poor. Especially the rice is not delicious. The Viking Bon is too small to carry. The receptionist feels good when visiting, but it is a pity that breakfast time and how to use the elevator (requires a touch of the card key) are not explained.

It is a little far from the station, so it is inconvenient because there is no transfer on rainy days. The room feels old, but it is a little spacious. Since there is no restaurant around the station compared with the station, it will shop at a convenience store a little far away.

It is a reasonable business hotel built in a quiet area south of Hiratsuka Station. There seems to be a lot of guests in the location pattern businessman, but there are also general people. It is an old-fashioned hotel with banquet hall. The construction is a slug, and you need to go up from the front by elevator and cross the communication passage to the next building. The staff at the front desk are polite and impressive, and the room is also spacious unlike the recent hotel. The view from the window is good, and some rooms can see Mt. Fuji in front. Free Wi-Fi is flying for each room, but the night when access is concentrated may not be connected. The special thing is that the bathroom is beautiful. Amenities are available and the amount of water in the shower is too much. It is comfortable enough to say 1 in the stay so far. As a fixture in the room, there are coffee cups and glasses, and coffee, cafe ore, Sencha, and plum kelp tea are also prepared. Slippers are prepared with reusable and disposable items. The breakfast venue on the 1 floor is very clean and large, and the Japanese food is the main and the number of items is large. There are also plenty of drinks. However, the staff is always chatting and it is a pity that it is noisy. It is a very reasonable comfortable hotel in 5 minutes walk to Hiratsuka Station.

I stayed for 2 nights on the typhoon day, but the room was surprisingly large and clean. It was very quiet because it was a corner room, and I couldn't hear the corridor or the sound next door. １ The sauna on the floor was a complaint, but it was a pity that I didn't use it because I was back late at night.

The location is very good, close to the station. Very cheap, with breakfast, breakfast is a box lunch. I traveled with children, but the breakfast place was very friendly and provided me with children's plates and spoons. There are two towels per person and disinfectant on every floor. However, the comfort of the bed is the worst. It may be flat ground, spring bumps, even when lying on the quilt, the body hurts, and I can't sleep at all. It's noisy because there are many young people, because the day I live is Sunday, and it's cheap. The sound of the corridor resonated greatly with the sound of other rooms. There is no direct dial phone at the front desk, so I told him to be quiet, but the sound was noisy until about 1:00 in the morning. 3. There are vending machines on the 5.7th floor, but the 7th floor is useless. There is no tea on the 5th floor and it is sold out, so I went down to the 1st floor and bought it.