Sagamihara Hotels with Breakfast

Right at the entrance of Minamihashimoto Station, next to Lawson, and behind the station there are drugstores and daily necessities stores, so the transportation is quite convenient. The room, hygiene, environment, etc. are quite satisfactory, but the box lunch for breakfast is a bit disappointing. If you don't eat in Hachioji, Tachikawa or Hashimoto at night, it is basically impossible to find food near Minamihashimoto Station at night. This is the only problem.

Since it was a last-minute trip, I booked it a few days beforehand. My original intention was to stay near Yokohama Baseball Stadium to watch the Yokohama World Cup, but the surrounding hotels were ridiculously expensive. I finally found this one at a reasonable price. While it's a cross-town trip, it's still a small town with a well-developed subway system, making it convenient for getting to Yokohama. If you enjoy watching the Ekiden, the hotel is also very close to the Seigaku Sagamihara campus, about a 1-kilometer walk away. If you're interested, you can check it out. On the way, you'll pass the street where the Seigaku parade is held.

Overall good. It is good to live in such a large room at this price. The service is of course great. However, the room itself is not non-smoking, so it smells like cigarettes. Please be careful if you are concerned.

The hotel check-in time is 12:00-23:00. It is about 300 meters away from Sagamihara Station. There are many supermarkets and restaurants nearby. To check in, you just need to show your voucher to the counter. They will explain in Japanese that when you enter the room, you first press the door lock button, and then swipe your card to enter. When you go out, you press the button first, and then swipe your card to lock it. Check-out time is 10 a.m., and the key is placed at the counter. Boxes and the like were all spoken in Japanese and I couldn’t quite understand them. The room is clean. It has a bathtub, microwave, kettle, clothes hangers, slippers, refrigerator, towels, bath towels, shampoo and shower gel. There is also a can of freshening spray. You can take the supplies on the first floor when you are staying. There is a paid washing machine. There are also vending machines on the 2nd and 1st floors where you can buy alcohol and drinks.