Hotel Route-Inn Nanao Ekihigashi

The location is good, close to the station, but in a quiet environment. There are sushi restaurants and convenience stores nearby, so you won't have any trouble finding something to eat. There was also a famous patisserie.

ROUTE INN basically has a large public bath, which is great for relaxing during business trips. The cleaning here was also very good.

It was inconvenient

連泊でのリメイク部屋簡素化で、缶ビール１缶サービスはちょっと割に合わないかなと。 振り返ってみれば、3〜400円缶ビールのサービスよりも、オールリメイクの方が良いかと思います。 朝食は美味しくて充分納得、ありがとうです。 駐車場は近くで良かった、満足です。

This hotel has a bad system that makes fun of its guests Simple cleaning aimed at guests staying multiple nights This system allows you to do a simple cleaning of your room in exchange for receiving beer 🍺 or shochu I didn't use this system because I wanted alcohol, but it's environmentally friendly *Cleaning consumes electricity and water *March 21st is a national holiday and there are many guests due to accommodation subsidies and relaxed mask wearing rules, so I gladly cooperated with the simple cleaning Even if they don't give me beer, there is still beer in the fridge in my room 💢 Similar systems exist in hotels overseas, in terms of the water resources consumed by washing towels and bedding, but there is no reward A system that asks guests to cooperate in protecting the environment I returned to my room and checked the simple cleaning system The trash can had been cleaned and towels had been changed However, there was no change of in-house clothing *This hotel does not have yukata but samue? Jinbei? I'm staying at this hotel for 3 nights. I don't agree to wearing this pajamas for 3 days, so I went to the front desk, returned the beer can, and received a new pajamas. I don't know how many staff members there are at this hotel, but I'll give them a can of beer for each staff member, so I would like to suggest that the staff wear the same pajamas at home for 3 days. I will be checking out on 3/23. If the hotel manager contacts me by then, I will deliver the beer money or the beer itself to the front desk, so I await their response. This kind of mocking of the system is a misunderstanding of service, and they should at least ask the customers if they would like to exchange the pajamas.