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"It takes about 25 minutes on foot to the nearby Nankai Electric Railway Hashimoto Station. There are Gyoza no okimi and Sushiro nearby, which is very convenient for dinner. It is about 10 minutes walk to the convenience store, so it is recommended to check in after buying the necessary things before entering the inn. and when there are many construction cars The parking lot near the entrance is full of other cars. The parking lot behind the hotel is empty. Breakfast is from 6:45 so it is very crowded in the morning. Business people eat in about １５ and leave the breakfast venue, so there are enough seats to sit if you shift a little time."

"This hotel is very well-maintained and offers excellent value for money. The staff went out of their way to serve me and accommodate me. A big thank you to them. Yes, this accommodation is a bit far from Hashimoto Station, but I still really enjoyed being in this area. It's very quiet; perfect for relaxing. There's a 7-Eleven and some good restaurants nearby. If you need to walk to Kamuro Station, you'll pass through a lovely residential area with beautiful heritage homes. I highly recommend Hotel 46."

"The owner of Onsen took us free from Koysan and then brought us back. Very polite, friendly and caring staff, delicious breakfast, the cottage itself is very large and the footons are soft and warm. The view from the window was fantastic! In onsen itself, unfortunately, have not come in, if you have tattoos, then take patches for them in advance. Nearby very beautiful landscapes, you can walk. It feels calm. Also we bought fresh mandarins and delicious things on the road. Recommended! With the staff, they communicated by mail and live in English, everything is excellent!"

"Our room was on the second floor, and the window faced the outdoor unit of the air conditioner on the roof of the first floor. I wanted to change to a room on the third floor. Two Vietnamese people were at the front desk. They said that the third floor was full of dirty rooms, so they finally took me to the third floor. A small room, which is clean at all, but much smaller than my original room. He also said that the window of my room looked up to the mountains. I wanted to eat in the evening, but I couldn't find one without making a reservation in advance. I walked 1.5 kilometers to a restaurant on the main road opposite a gas station. Breakfast is a big pickle party. The hotel is in a good location, in the mountains, not far from the train station. However, the two Vietnamese front desk staff have a very bad attitude, and the breakfast is not satisfactory. A good hotel is a waste of money."