Awa District Vacation Packages

Google maps brought us to the staff entrance at the rear but it was not much of a problem.. Room was lovely,nice location and staff were friendly and helpful.

I booked this room the last minute, and our family has been traveling Hong Kong, and Japan (Osaka, Nara, & Kyoto). This hotel was the best out of all the hotels. It had washer/dryer combo machine, Nepresso machine, cooking utensils, refrigerator, large bath, etc. The only negative would be no view of outside as there was a building right next to it.

Loved the sauna and the large tub

Just came back from Japan after spending 5 nights in Tokyo and stayed in this hotel. We stayed in 1 Bedroom Suite Room 6 and was very satisfied with the room. First of all, we booked this hotel/room because we saw in the pictures how spacious it is and was happy to say that the size met our expectations! The room was cozy and all amenities are available, either in the room, from the self service counter downstairs or when requested from receptionist. We borrowed a rice cooker which worked well. Also cooked using the induction cooker. Big fridge and modern microwave which we used a lot. Bonus to have washer dryer combo and the dryer function really works unlike typical hotel dryers. You can see that the hotel really takes note and responded to many complaints in the review e.g. clear info on frequency of housekeeping with exact dates. There’s 24hr supermarket nearby which we frequented daily and the prices are cheaper than kombini. Lawson, 7E and Family Mart are also nearby and Ginza shopping district is walkable around 15 mins. Even rented nearby Toyota car store for a day trip to Mt Fuji. Saw a lot of Singaporeans stayed here throughout our trip. Room is clean, shower pressure superb, and there’s tub as well as double sink. Overall highly recommend if the price is right.

Great stay in a very quiet part of town. Only stayed 1 night. Staff went above and beyond to work with a luggage forwarding snafu and held our luggage longer than we first anticipated. Pillows were not stellar— but encountered similar style in Hokkaido, so maybe it’s just a thing here in Japan.