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I stayed in late January. [Access] It is a few tens of seconds walk from Ina Kita Station (JR Iida Line). From the Ina Bus Center, it is a circulation bus (there are quite a few) or JR (less number) and is very close. You can walk straight from ina city station to the shopping street, but I'm scared because there are no people at night. [Hotel impression] The staff is very warm. The room, toilet and bath were clean and clean. Breakfast is more than the amount of quality, enough for me. The local rice was very delicious. [Hotel Features] There is a sound of stepping until about １２ at night. But it is １～２ books in 1 hours, so there is no problem at all. In addition, the state of the station and the state of the car were observed, and even if it was not a railway fan, the scenery of the daily ina city was enjoyed from the hotel room. [Convenience around the hotel] There is only a vending machine in the hotel. There is a business supermarket right next door, but the convenience store feels less 々 far away. The taxi is ready to call the hotel or wait and go out to the shopping street and catch it. [Delicious Information] There is a cake shop called Française. What? I felt like there was such a beautiful cake? The macaron here was more delicious than the macaron in France. If there is a parking lot, it is a cherry blossom. I went to the restaurant called ”Takeda” that I taught at the hotel to eat lunch. It takes 15 minutes to walk, but it was good to go. Even the mini of the local sauce katsudon was able to enjoy enough (with miso soup).

This hotel is a two-story business hotel that is rare in Japan. I don't know if it's a new one or a new one, but it's a hotel that doesn't have to be there. Therefore, it is rare for Hijo that there is no elevator. 1F is a normal business hotel because the parking lot is in front of you, but when you open the light shielding curtain, you can see it completely. Free coffee, free breakfast, and free WOWOW are the highlights of the route inn, but breakfast is of high quality for free, and there is no problem with business use or economy trips. It's a short walk from the station, but there are countless places to eat if you use a car, and there are many specialties such as sauce cutlet, romen and ina, and it's about 20 minutes by car to Takato, which is famous by the side. There are two EV stand parking lots. Be careful not to mistake it for the route inn right next to the interchange.

The room is clean, the facilities are complete, and the check-in is fast

This is really a surprise, because the surrounding accommodation is full, I chose Ina, the hotel space is large, the room has a separate bathroom, and the window is the scenery.

Located around 500 meters from Ina JR, clean, comfortable, free upgrade available, value for money. Front desk can speak English, very helpful, however Wi-Fi did not work.

The hotel is a 4-5 minute walk from Inashi Station. After getting off the station, go straight up the road in front of you, and you will not get lost as it is just past the joint government building. The parking lot is across the street and right in front of the hotel. The facilities are old, so it is a Showa-era business hotel. There are no desks in the rooms, so it may be inconvenient to work there. However, there are all the amenities so it is not a problem to stay there. Also, there is a large public bath, so there is no need to prepare a bath in the room. I think the best thing about this hotel is the customer service. They were kind and helpful with various issues, and the mascot cat was very friendly and very relaxing. The price is also low, so I think it is a very good hotel.

It was very nice to have a large communal bath. I could move around the hall with hotel room clothes and slippers, so I was able to relax after taking a bath. I also had dinner at the hotel's ”Hana 々 Tei”. The fried cherry blossoms were delicious. Breakfast was also served at ”Hanachaya” in the same place. There were many kinds of bread, and I was very satisfied with Japanese food, rice and porridge.