Hotels with Parking in Maizuru

It was a single room because this request did not arrive! When I told him that I was staying with 3 people, he was willing to change the room to a large room. Moreover, it was a very bright and nice room with a jet bus. The view from the room was good and the children were very happy. I would like to stay here next time ♪

It was a little walk from the station, but there were several taverns around and it was convenient for meals. You can also enjoy nostalgic western food at the restaurant of Matsukaku Kan. On the day I checked in, I could put coffee myself and bring it back to the room. It was narrow because it was a reasonable room with 6,460 yen, and the outside of the window was a bicycle place, but the inside of the room was clean. However, it was troubled that the wall was a little thin or the sound of the alarm in the next room at 3 a.m. . Breakfast is buffet. I tasted it because there were curry and Maizuru specialty (?) meat potatoes in Matsuzawa Kan. Curry was a nostalgic taste with a lot of flour. I think it is a business hotel that is easy to use with business leisure.

Nowadays, I can't calm down at the restaurant due to the corona, this hotel offers a service that you can pack a free breakfast in a built-in container and take it back to your room. There is also a cup container for miso soup and soup, so you can eat with peace of mind in your room. Of course, there is no additional cost such as container fee, and hygiene is well known such as ”Please eat it within an hour”. This is a very grateful service at this time of year. (It may be true that there are few menus, but if I can have a solid meal from the morning for free, it's enough for me.) Other than that, the front desk has no customer service. Also, the facilities in the room are not up to date, but comfortable with sufficient amenities and proper cleaning. If you buy it at a nearby supermarket, the evening drink will be cheaper. Since it is in front of the station, it is cost-effective, such as being able to move quickly from the first morning. It is an inn that can be used firmly for business and solo travel.

A very good hotel with hot springs. The room is a little small, but the facilities are complete and clean. The breakfast is very delicious. It is worth staying. It is about 300 meters away from the train station. Five stars.

Check-in was smooth, the room was clean, and it was a comfortable place to stay. The twin room had bunk beds and a very cute design that made it very comfortable. I think it would be more comfortable if there was something like a bench in the room. There are no showers or toilets in the rooms, but the showers and toilets in the shared space were clean and separated for men and women, so there was no problem using them. The shared kitchen and living space were also spacious and easy to use, with tables and sofas. The kitchen was equipped with a refrigerator, dishes, and cooking utensils, so it would be fun to stay for a few days or have a good time with friends or family. Drinking water was also provided. There was also a coin laundry. There was a large paid parking lot right in front of the accommodation, which was very cheap and convenient at 500 yen for 24 hours. For a hostel or guesthouse, the facilities are new and the rooms are spacious, so I recommend it!

A 9-story building with brick-style tiles pasted beside the rotary in front of the station at the west exit of Nishi Maizuru Station. This city hotel has a banquet hall and a wedding hall, and local specialties are sold in the lobby with a wide 々. There is one large communal bath on the 3rd floor, and the usage time is divided for men and women. The room feels new in the interior and furniture, probably because it has just been renovated. The TV is large and wall-mounted. The air conditioner is installed for home use, and the temperature and air volume can be set freely. Located in front of the station, a single night is 6,300 yen. It is a convenient and not reasonable hotel.

The private parking lot is right in front of the inn. It makes you feel the history at the inn of the mansion. It seems that it is run by a man alone. Stayed in a Japanese-style room on the second floor like the annex in the back. It's a waste to be alone in a large room. The windows are covered with bamboo shoots, and if you open the windows only on one side in the evening, a cool breeze will come in. The view of the courtyard is wonderful. A nice atmosphere with a mossy stone lantern. Meals in the room for both dinner and breakfast. Especially dinner is wonderful. The five types of sashimi are large in size and voluminous. Fresh and delicious. Tempura, simmered dishes, and simmered salmon are also delicious. The living room on the first floor of the main building has a retro feel, and the structure of pillars and balustrades is wonderful. Must-see. The room is high level of meals and is an inn with outstanding cospa.

A stay at Guest House Saika-an places you in the heart of Maizuru, within a 5-minute drive of Maizuru Park and Keirinji Temple. This guesthouse is 1.7 mi (2.7 km) from Maizuru Harbor and 3.6 mi (5.8 km) from Goro Sky Tower.Take in the views from a terrace and a garden and make use of amenities such as complimentary wireless internet access. This guesthouse also features concierge services and a picnic area.Featured amenities include express check-in, express check-out, and multilingual staff. Free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 3 individually decorated guestrooms, featuring refrigerators and microwaves. Prepare your meals in the shared/communal kitchen. Complimentary wireless internet access is available to keep you connected. Bathrooms feature shower/tub combinations, complimentary toiletries, and hair dryers.

The room was great, and the boss was very enthusiastic and the service was very thoughtful! The rabbits on the farm are very cute! The almond biscuits in the store are also very delicious

A small ryokan in a residential area (seems to be). Staff were polite and friendly. A very quiet ryokan (perhaps it was the time I went, not too many tourists)