The hotel is very peaceful, with a great location and good service. By the way, many service staff in Japan now come from places like India and Nepal.
The biggest drawback is the food. Both breakfast and dinner were incredibly mediocre. For dinner, there were only three types of sashimi, two slices of each, and three decent slices of beef. Aside from that, there wasn't much else to eat; it felt like filler. For breakfast, there was pan-fried salmon, but it was overcooked and very dry – not enjoyable at all. The dining definitely didn't live up to the price. However, there are very few places to eat nearby, and everything closes by 5 or 6 PM, leaving no options.
Also, absolutely, absolutely do not stay on the first floor. Even slight movements from people walking upstairs can greatly disrupt the peace and quiet.
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