Hotels With breakfast in Ibaraki Prefecture, Japan

"The room was spacious, making it easy to open large suitcases. There's a big public bath and a laundry room, and breakfast was good. The room was quiet and peaceful. The hotel is right across from the station; you just take the pedestrian bridge down and you're there. If you have luggage, though, you'll need to take the elevator on the left side of the bridge down to street level, cross the zebra crossing, and then you're at the hotel. We visited in March when the plum blossoms were in full bloom. You can walk from the hotel through the station to Kairakuen Garden and then take the train back."

"The hospitality spirit was amazing, and it was a perfect score 💯 in everything! The building itself feels history, but it has been well renovated and you can see the good taste here and there. Concept, arrangement, amenities, souvenir corner, service, any great! I stayed without meals because I am a type of person who enjoys meals at a popular restaurant in the land, but the meal seems to be wonderful. Also, when I stayed near Isohara, I swore to stay here with half board! thank you for your help. thank you"

"It was a wonderful stay. The room was spacious and clean, and the large windows offered a great view. We also got free access to the hot springs next door, so it was great value for money."

"The multi-story parking garage in front of the station is good. However, there is no dedicated parking lot. Many of the surrounding parking lots were full. Approximately 500 yen"

"Service: The receptionists were incredibly patient and attentive, providing excellent service. They showed me bus routes, helped me book a taxi, and offered the hotel's bicycle rental service – perfect! I also apologize for the inconvenience I caused the hotel due to my own negligence; it was a lifesaver! I haven't used cash in China for over ten years, I'll be more mindful in the future. Environment: The pictures show the nearby Tsukuba Library and HAL events. Environment: There's a coffee shop on the first floor connecting area. I strongly advise all tourists to avoid it. A tiny cup of coffee, about 100ml, costs nearly 700 yen – seven times the price of a vending machine! The service is also terrible. No wonder no Japanese people drink there; the surrounding area is mostly used for studying. The food area was empty for several days. I felt ripped off (this has nothing to do with the hotel, just a warning to avoid this coffee shop). サービスについて：フロントのスタッフの方々が本道にvery kindで、サービスも行き期いていました.えてくれたり、タクシーの约を手伝ってくれたり、さらにホテルのレンタルサイクルサービスもUse できました.満点のサービスです! It's a private matter. I should be a helper. China's domestic cash management system that is more than 10 years old is a cash management company that has been operating for more than 10 years. Environmental environment: Photos are close to Tsukuba library and HAL are in the library. Environment (additional): もう一点, 1st-tier connecting part にあるカフェについてですが, full ての観光客の方にお勧めしません. The hand-operated product is about 700 yen, and the amount is about 100ml. The automatic vending machine has a 7 times price range. The customer service attitude is the best.だから日本人客がWho もいないわけだと纳得しました. Weekly りの日本はただStudy room をborrow りて reluctant しているだけで, diet エリアはcontinuous day がらempty きでした.ぼったくられた Feeling じです. (これはホテルとは情なく, 正粋にこのカフェへのAttention-arousingです.)"

"The room was very spacious and had complete amenities. I especially liked that they provided a bath bomb. The location was excellent, the bed was comfortable, and the blankets were nice. They offered luggage storage both before check-in and after check-out."

"A hotel that has seen better days, but still has reasonable and clean rooms, and friendly staff. The biggest downside was despite being given a high up room with a view of the lake. The postal distrubition centre is located next door so truck noise could be heard all through the night. A 10 minute walk to the station, but close to supermarkets and convenienve stores."

"Hoshino Resort BEB5 Tsuchiura is a vibrant hotel in Tsuchiura City, Ibaraki Prefecture, conveniently located near Tsuchiura Station. Designed for young people and cycling enthusiasts, the hotel embraces the ”cycling lifestyle” theme, offering free bicycle rentals, a repair station, and the option to bring your own bike to your room. It seamlessly connects to the 180km Lake Kasumigaura loop. The spacious rooms feature modern styling with Japanese tatami elements and are equipped with high-speed Wi-Fi, comfortable beds, and private bathrooms. Guests generally praise their cleanliness and comfort. The hotel's 24-hour café offers a relaxed atmosphere, featuring an industrial-style design and a large screen broadcasting live cycling events. Bringing your own food is welcome, adding to the casual atmosphere. While the service is friendly and attentive, breakfast is available for an additional fee and the selection is somewhat limited. The hotel is ideal for travelers seeking freedom and exploration, especially those who cyclists or those on short trips, though the design may not appeal to those with a more traditional taste."

"This was the best accommodation during my 3-night, 4-day trip. Since it is located right next to the South Exit of Mito Station, you don't even have to go to the first floor; the front desk is on the 3rd floor. Make sure to try the breakfast; the toast is seriously delicious. The bathhouse on the 5th floor has all the ingredients listed, so the water seems to be of good quality. The bedding is luxurious, and the room is spacious, making it the best. 👍"

"During Golden Week, our family of four (a first-grader and a 3-year-old) wanted one room, but there were no vacancies, so we stayed in two double rooms. The hotel staff were considerate and placed the rooms next to each other. The rooms were more than spacious enough for two people, including a child, and were very clean. We were told that breakfast was free for children sharing a bed, and we were impressed by the elaborate breakfast buffet with a wide variety of dishes—not just boiled sausages or grilled food. There were also ice pops in the large public bath on the first floor, which the children loved. We also received free snacks with coins at check-in, making it a very child-friendly hotel. Across the road, there's a McDonald's, a Bikkuri Donki, a drugstore, a 100-yen shop, and a Muji, so we didn't have any problems. It's a hotel we would like to stay at again when we visit Kashima."