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It is a popular business hotel around Toki and Mizunami, and it seems that there are many people related to work. I made a reservation because there are many better rooms than standard rooms in Route Inn, but I didn't feel particularly good except that it was on the upper floors with a good view and the large beds. I thought it would be okay to have a standard room. It's a little disappointing that there are few attractive restaurants in the area.

The room in this hotel is relatively large, there are intimate small stools in the bathroom, the surrounding is very quiet, the staff Asaci ^_^ is the hotel that has stayed back and forth twice during this trip!

1. Bedroom: That seems like a semi-futon bedding. But it’s good enough for sleeping. Room is small but clean and well-maintained 2. Bathroom: Three big bottles of bodywash, shampoo and conditioner. Cleanliness is top-notch. No complaints at all. 3. Breakfast: Good selection of Japanese buffet breakfast. Tasty and happy tummy. The only concern is probably the size of breakfast room. It’s small and tend to get crowded easily and you may have to wait if you come a bit late. 4. Wifi: working great 5. Location: The hotel is located on the lively neighborhood in the town of Tajimi. Aeon Mall and Toki Premium Outlet are within 15-20 minutes of driving. Meijimura is within the similar driving-distance. 6. Parking: There’s only pick-up and drop-off place. You need to park in the parking building next door. Ask the receptionist for assistance and they can give you map and the hotel guest must enter a certain entrance to the carpark

About １０ on foot from Tajimi Station. The road from the station is not １ main road, so it's a little troublesome. If you are a car, it is convenient because it is along National Highway 19 and is close to Tajimi ＩＣ? Convenience stores are ３ minutes on foot. It is located at a pachinko parlor. The single room is a little larger when you think of it as a business hotel. Yukata is placed in the corridor. Some of the amenities are placed beside the front desk. There is also a bath and toilet in the room, but there is also a large communal bath on the １ floor. The large communal bath is a method of borrowing a key at the front desk and entering. There is a welcome drink and a self-service coffee service in the afternoon. On weekdays, there is a night crying soba service at night. There are restaurants nearby, but they are distributed.

I stayed here with room for parking space because it was likely to arrive at night. The parking lot is in front of the hotel and a little far away ２ parking lot. It is a distance that feels a little disgusting if it is raining. There is a large bath in the back of the 1 floor. It is a natural hot spring (mineral spring?) and it warms well. You need a card to enter. There is a male in the room. The woman borrows at the front desk. The room is a twin on the 8th floor. It is a small room with a regular route inn. I was worried about the noise because it was right next to the elevator, but I didn't hear anything. There is an outlet or USB jack on the table beside the bed and it is convenient. When I charged my phone, I was immediately charged. The bed was comfortable and I was able to sleep well with a light shielding curtain. The morning Viking was empty because I went around 8:30. The transparent gloves were devised to swell and easy to take by the wind, and I was impressed. The eggplant and pepper fried soak was delicious. This time, I was a visitor, but I was impressed. I would like to stay if I have another chance.

I didn't have a car, so I took a taxi from Tokishi Station. Arrived in less than 20 minutes. A little over 3,000 yen. Take a break with a welcome drink in the lobby immediately. I splurged a little and got a large room, but it's a luxurious room with a powder room (I've never experienced it before). (There was also a coffee maker that I had never experienced before!) Since I had time, I went to a nearby cafe called Ryoan. I had a delicious coffee with negative ions at a stylish cafe at the foot of a clear stream. Go back and take a bath before dinner. It's still fresh and feels good! . The open-air bath has cascading hot water, and I wonder if my stiff shoulders have healed somehow. I was super relaxed and went back to my room and the food was brought to my room. The menu includes fish, meat and vegetables. Among them, Ayu's whole grilled fish was splendidly bouncing, and even the bones were softly baked and I could eat them all. The Hida beef was tender, and the bowl made with Japanese bush warbler was excellent. In the meantime, Mr. Nakai served food every time and was completely exhausted. Breakfast was great the next day and I ate too much. I can't write all of them, but I was able to make unforgettable memories in Kiiwa Onsen, which is not well known. In addition to the proprietress, I would like to thank the beautiful sisters of the staff, Mr. Nakai, and the person in gray clothes who was cleaning the next morning. thank you very much.

Very satisfied!