Hotell i Inashiki

“Clean room, excellent customer service. And helped when running late to check in. Awesome time ”

“Check-in was seamlesa, and the stadf was very polite and well-informed. Our room was very clean and the hotel provided useful amenities including a humidifier (useful for cold and dry Japanese winters). Parking was ample and accessible. The mattresses are too firm for my liking, though it seems to be the standard among Japanese hotels. ”

“Bodde i ett Business class rum vilket var mycket bra. Stort rum, bra badrum men börjar bli lite slitet. Frukostbuffén var riktigt bra och att bussen ifrån Tokyo centralstation stannade utanför hotellet var otroligt smidigt. Kan rekommendera Radisson Narita ”

“Great hotel. Staff is courteous and helpful. ”

“Generally very satisfied with the visit on the hotel! I would recommend it to other people. The people in the front desk was very helpful with many requests I had and difficult questions. They even called around the shopping malls in the city to find a place selling a specific chocolate I wanted to buy! Location is also very good. Just go out of the 2nd floor of the hotel and walk less than 100m to restaurants and shopping. From the 1st floor you have 200m to train station and bus station....

“駐車場が無料で利用できるので、いつも助かります。ありがとうございます。”

“予約直後訪問しましたが、対応をスムーズにいただけました。 ”

“Väldigt litet rum men nära Tokyo Narita flygplats! Lämplig för sista övernattning innan utresa. Nära till shopping och restauranger. Utnyttja gärna det fantastiska onsen (japanskt spa) som finns kostnadsfritt på våning 2!”

“清潔でした。”

“スタッフの対応が良かった”

“It’s an older hotel, not located anywhere convenient or near major sightseeing spots, but quite nice. Hardly any foreign tourists when I stayed, so if you want to experience the good old Japan (that is becoming increasingly difficult to find), here is the excellent option.”

“小さなソファとテーブルがとても気に入りました。テレビを見ながらパソコン作業をすることができ、とても居心地が良かったです。コンセントの数も多く最適な位置にあり、「痒い所に手が届く」理想的なホテルでした。”

“室内も綺麗で満足でした! 2日間お世話になりました”

“Nice staff. Good onsen hotel on the North side of Tsukuba.”