"The hotel is inexpensive, includes breakfast, and the rooms are clean. It's close to the train station (about a 4-minute walk) and there are many restaurants nearby."

"I visited this restaurant for lunch as part of a day trip bus tour. It's located on the riverbank, about a 7-minute walk from the Kawanoeki Koibotaru (riverside station). The tables were divided by group, and solo travelers were seated at two separate tables. The menu consisted of eight items: 60g of Yanagawa Wagyu beef sukiyaki, 60g of Yanagawa Biton pork steamed in a bamboo steamer, five pieces of conger eel chirashi sushi, sukiyaki udon noodles, chawanmushi (steamed egg custard), a small side dish, miso soup, and pickles. It was delicious, but the portion was too large for a senior citizen. We had some time left after the meal, so we went for a walk and did some shopping. Koibotaru has a footbath, hot springs, a local products shop, and a children's play area, so I think it would be a great place for families to enjoy."

"Nabij het station, hotelpersoneel is vriendelijk, eenvoudig en vriendelijk. Het ontbijt is eenvoudig, zoals brood ＋ * ＋ drank, maar ＋ als je betaalt, kunt u ontbijt genieten."

"Het was net voor het station, dus het was goed om de reisroute te plannen. Het was een beetje oud, maar over het algemeen was het schoon en schoon. Ik vond het ontbijt en service zeer leuk."

"De hygiëne was goed, het personeel was vriendelijk en de kaartlezer in de theetuin ernaast werkte uitstekend!"

"If you book a Saturday at this hotel, you need to include a meal plan. I had a kaiseki dinner, which was excellent. The rooms don't have private bathrooms; there's only a public bath, which was a bit awkward. Other amenities were good, including daily room cleaning and a friendly receptionist. The hotel has a single bath, which costs 1,000 yen."