Hotel Route-Inn Court Uenohara

The only business hotel in Uenohara. A standard place to stay in Uenohara.

There was a fire nearby and the road was closed, so it was difficult to get to the supermarket.

This was my first time staying at this hotel. It takes about 8 minutes by bus from Uenohara Station, and you can get off at the bus stop in front of Nihon University Meisei High School (entrance), and then walk for 2-4 minutes to get there. Access depends on the bus departure time, but it's not too bad. I was able to stay as usual at other business hotels. There was a large bath, but since I arrived late at night, I took a bath in the unit bath in my room. I was able to spend the night quietly. Although I didn't use it, there were three washing machines and dryers in the lounge at the back of the lobby on the first floor. It was not small, and there was a vending machine, a round table, and a chair, so it was a space where I could relax until the laundry was done. Breakfast was served from 6:45 (opening 5 minutes before), so I wish I could have started eating a little earlier, but it was a buffet style, so I quickly put the food on my plate and stuffed it into my mouth. The restaurant on the first floor where I ate breakfast faces the road, so I was able to see the car that I had requested to pick me up. I was a little worried because the car arrived early, but it departed as scheduled at 6:45. The process for the day was completed as planned. I'm glad I was able to stay there.

There are places to eat in the evening, but the menu is limited. There are not many places to eat out, and there are no convenience stores nearby. I felt very inconvenienced.

They accommodated my late check-in, and the breakfast was good.

The downside was that the bed mat was as hard as a board, making my back hurt in the morning, and there was no natto for breakfast.Other than that, everything else was average.Route Inn (business hotel) with a large public bath and a bar. is.

I couldn't sleep because I could hear the sound of trucks driving on the Koshu Kaido road until the early hours of the morning. There was a mosquito in the room and the buzzing of its wings kept me up.

The check-in service at the front desk and the on-site restaurant, Hanachaya, were excellent, and they were taking proper measures to prevent the spread of the coronavirus, and prepared small plates and chopsticks for us without us having to ask. They also took care of the details when it came to collecting empty plates.

The room was old, but clean and there were outlets, light switches, and an air conditioner remote control around the bed, which was very convenient. The refrigerator also had a system that turned it on when needed, which I thought was very good as it was environmentally friendly. Elderly people need to be careful in the washroom and bathroom because there are steps, so I think it would be good if they could improve that aspect.