2-Star Hotels in Kochi Prefecture, Japan

It is full of Showa feeling, but it is very clean. 5 minutes walk from Kochi station. There is also a coin laundry, so you can wash it. There is a large communal bath and an open-air bath on the top floor, so you can get rid of your tiredness at once. I would definitely like to stay again when I go to Kochi.

There was a room type, the main building and the annex, and I didn't know it well, so I called the hotel directly and received an explanation with the main building ＝ new building. I confirmed it and actually booked the main building, but when I visited, I was guided to the old building. When I protested, I apologized, but I was explained that it was a reservation at the price of the old building, and I had no choice but to pay for the difference to make it a new building. Despite confirming by phone in advance, I was not convinced of the response, but I didn't like to rub it, so I paid the difference. But after all, the moody remains ... I don't think you should make misleading displays on the site. Breakfast was of high quality as you wrote. I couldn't eat everything, so I wanted to stay for consecutive nights. The single in the new building felt quite narrow. Where is the view of the bath? Isn't this less than three washrooms? I was surprised that the automatic return of the shower curan to prevent it from being left out and the return in the past was quick. The hot water stops in a blink of an eye, and this is a little difficult to use.

You can see it’s a bit old hotel but the twin room we got was not too small unlike typical business hotel. There are signs of care of the people running the hotel, since as the staff, cleanliness, and so on. Reasonable for the location.

The location was excellent, and the staff were very kind and helpful. It seemed like parking required a reservation. Hirome Market was also nearby, which was convenient. There are many restaurants in the surrounding area, making it a fun place to be.

Very good location, but the double bed is narrow

I used it on my lover's birthday trip. I booked a room on the 2nd floor with a kitchen, so I bought a lot of Kochi ingredients in Tosanosato and spent a lot of time in my room! It was spacious, comfortable and very fun ♫

The hotel is about a ten to fifteen-minute walk from Nakamura Station. However, its proximity to souvenir shops, restaurants, and convenience stores makes it quite convenient. Just be aware that the nearby restaurant closes at 9 PM. Breakfast is a complimentary buffet for guests. I can only say the Oden was delicious, but everything else was rather subpar. It was fully booked due to Golden Week, so I couldn't switch to a non-smoking room. However, the window could be opened for fresh air and ventilation, and there was also a humidifier in the room, so I was still reasonably satisfied.

It's a hotel that you always hear when you go to meet a Japanese friend called Kochishi. The most basic Japanese business hotel is narrow but there are some.