Sagamihara Midori Ward Hotels

When I booked, there was only a smoking room available, so I added a special request to see if I could switch to a non-smoking room. But when I checked in, I was told that there were no non-smoking rooms for the next day. I had to make do with it. Because I was going to the University of Zoology, I chose to stay in Hashimoto, which was the nearest station, and it was only one JR station away. It was really basic facilities. Fortunately, it was clean. The breakfast options were also basic. In fact, choosing to stay in Hachioji was also convenient.

It was very good. It is close to the station, and restaurants, convenience stores, Don Quijote, and shopping malls are also nearby, so everything is within walking distance. The large public bath is switched between men and women at different times, but there is also a sauna, so I was very satisfied. Due to circumstances, I had to go in and out many times in the middle of the night, but the woman at the night front desk was always happy to greet me with a smile and no complaints. I would like to use it again if I stay in the Hashimoto area. The only thing I was disappointed about was that there was no mirror in the room.

It was Saturday and I checked in around 9pm, so the 15 parking spaces were full, and I was directed to a nearby multi-storey car park. I walked for 2-3 minutes with my luggage, but it seemed they were affiliated with the hotel, and when I took my parking ticket to the front desk, they operated the parking lot for free 24 hours. They politely said, ”Sorry for the trouble,” and my feelings of regret that the private parking lot was available were quickly put to rest. The room was small, but there was no problem at all for an overnight stay. I stayed in a room on the 11th floor, but the window was a push-out type, so I could only see about one-third of the view, which was a shame, but it can't be helped due to the structure. I took a picture by putting my hand out of the window with my cell phone. The shower was also comfortable to use. Although it was installed in the room, I had to take my favorite amenities from the front desk. Welcome drinks were also available at the front desk. The bed was very comfortable, and although they only had a semi-double plan and check-out was at 12 o'clock, I ended up falling asleep twice and three times, and it was very comfortable. The free breakfast was served from 6:30 to 10:00, and consisted of four kinds of Danish pastries and soft French bread, which was very delicious and all-you-can-eat. There was a soup bar, a drink bar, coffee, tea, corn flakes, milk, jam, and margarine. When I called to confirm before selecting the hotel, I was told that ”it's not really something that can be called breakfast,” but I was very satisfied and impressed, and would like to use it again. Although there was no fruit or salad, I felt the wonderful spirit of hospitality in this era when everything is rising in price, and I was grateful. The staff were also kind and it was a pleasant hotel ⭕️

It seems that the cleaning of the drainage in the bath was not good. it was stuffed. The front desk 々 was a very good impression

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.

Close to the station of Xiangmoyuan Station on the Yokohama Line, you can see the Toyoko landmarks when you leave the station/eye. They are clean and tidy, and there are daily necessities. Although there are not many varieties of breakfast, it is completely enough.

The room size is big enough for one person. It has a card key so you can enter and exit the hotel freely, so it's easy to move around outside. Above all, the breakfast was the best. The variety and taste were excellent and I ate too much. If you stay here, please try the breakfast. You will regret it if you don't.

Check-in and check-out procedures are very convenient. The waiters are very enthusiastic and have a good attitude. The cleaning staff are also very polite. It was very quiet during the stay, and the windows were well ventilated. It is also very close to the station, which is very convenient. I am very happy to choose such a hotel to stay in.