Basic hotel, a bit worn, but clean and practical. I stayed for work purpose for several weeks, and although the room was small it was comfortable and neat. Small fridge in the room so you can have some food in it. I chose the hotel because it has a public bath (furo) and it was really nice to scrub and soak in the hot water every day. The women's bath is on the 7th floor, the men's on the 8th. Very convenient to stay in a room on the 7th floor with the bath around the corner. There is long button-down pyjamas (not yukata) you can wear when you go to/from the bath. The hotel is a short walk from the train station, and there is a supermarket across the street and lots of restaurants, cafes and bars close by

There is little space on the floor so would have been nice if the bed was elevated to make room for the luggage underneath. The hotel is a bit on the old side compared to newer hotels in Fujisawa, but it is in a bit more quiet area than the hotels even closer to the train station.

The staff members were very helpful. We arrived early and left our baggage in the lobby until check-in and then we went for a trip. The room was very big and the children had a big space to play around. Another surprise was the onsen! The children enjoyed it very much and wanted to come back again. Last was the cleaning stuff! Very nice lady asked if we want new towels we said yes and want for our daily trip. When we came back, the room was perfectly clean like we just checked in. We enjoyed very much and definitely come back again!

Loved everything!

The hotel is within walking distance from a train station, but walking with luggage was quite a challenge. The hotel itself is nice and quite comfortable but the area is not very central. There are plenty of restaurants as well as some convenience stores within walking distance

It's good if your business destination is close, but the area itself isn't very central. The restaurants in the neighborhood all seem to be intended for locals, we couldn't find any with an menu in English.

Great value for price. Close to Fujisawa Station, restaurants, and night life. If it's bad weather there are restaurants in the basement and Saizeriya on the 2nd floor. There are sento (public baths) available and very relaxing.

For the price you pay, it's a great deal. That said, the rooms are small. If you don't smoke, don't make the mistake of booking a smoking room because it smells.

Access to a big, shared bath with great products. I liked the little touches: origami swans on either side of the bed, ceramic tea cups, kettle in room.

The room was small. We had a lot of big luggage so it was tight for us.

There is one supermarket right across the street, offering tax refund services. Nice restaurants right at the basement area, very convenient for travelers. Employees are kind and friendly, overall it’s a good experience.

Very clean and tidy. All staffs are kind and helpful. Specially, people who are cleaning looms. They are very professional and polite.

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Good hotel within a reasonable walking distance from the station. Close by are a lot of small Restaurants with a good offer making it a good place to stay also for very short stays.

Good location in Fujisawa, large room by Japanese standards.

The furniture was a little bit outdated but still the room was comfortable and ok for one night stay.

The location is good - close to Fujisawa station, shopping and restaurants. very compact room, but spotless and with everything you need. The hotel also has a nice public bath.