Hotels With Wifi in Ibaraki Prefecture, Japan

Located right across Mito station, supermarkets, restaurants, and cafes were easily accessible. The rooms were also a decent size, and the reception staff were very helpful. Parking was 600 JPY a night just outside the hotel.

I was a bit disappointed that the Ocean Torii Gate was a little ways from the hotel. Having said that the ocean view from our room was very nice. The meals were delicious and staff very helpful. Sadly our room was very dusty and the bath seemed to be in need of a good clean so we just showered. There was wallpaper beginning to come off the walls and the sliding door blinds and door surrounds were quite dirty. Disappointing considering the room price.

The hotel is well located with the train station & shopping near by. It has only 1 restaurant. The hotel probably expect the guests to make use the abundant f & b in the surrounding area. The rooms are comfortable but the furniture is abit old and loose fitting. The staff was friendly and helpful although their understand of English is quite low. Overall, I enjoyed my 4 nights stay and will probably use the same hotel if I am in the Mito ( Ibaraki) area.

The room is clean and spotless. Amenities such as face/batth towel, coffee drips, face cream etc are self-helped. We ran into issue checking in as we reserved 2 rooms for 3 pax. Somehow the reservation was confused and we had to pay additional for 3rd person. Thankfully it was resolved by Trip.

The service staff is very friendly and kind, the hotel facilities are very clean and new, and the location is very convenient near the JR station and bus station. The room amenities are also very useful, and there are coffee and tea bags available in the lobby. Overall, I am very satisfied.

The room is very spacious, much larger than expected. Although it is in the annex, it is very convenient. After getting off the bus, you can take the elevator to the second floor of the main building at Tsukuba Center, and then take the elevator/stairs down to the first floor to check in. There is a reminder to recycle toothbrushes inside. It is worthy of being Japan, environmentally friendly♻️ The sunken square next to the door is also quite design-oriented. There are very few people.

I was able to stay here safely even as a student on my own, and the breakfast was delicious.

This is my second time here. It's located on the banks of the Nakagawa River in Oarai, and the facilities are large, clean, and excellent. It's the perfect hotel for those who want to spend a relaxing and quiet time.

It was a very good hotel accommodation experience. I would like to stay there again in the future. Whether it was the various sashimi and local food for breakfast, or the late-night noodles at night, it was also amazing.

I used the hotel for a meeting right next to it. There are restaurants, 100 yen shops, Muji, a home center, and a supermarket that's open late, all within walking distance. There is an express bus from Tokyo Station to Kashima Shrine every 10 to 20 minutes from the nearby Kashima Central Hotel, so you can get there even without a car. The rooms are spacious for a business hotel, and there is a large public bath. Everything was clean and there was no discomfort whatsoever. I would like to stay here again if I have business in the area in the future.