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Top Yuki District Hotel Reviews

Daiwa Roynet Hotel Tsukuba

10/10 Excellent

"The 3 night stay for 3 nights. Rooms are small but the brekfast very various and tasty. Ranger japanese style hovewer you can find sandwiches and scramvle eggs."

Sotetsu Fresa Inn Chiba Kashiwa

8/10 Good

"A standard business hotel room, albeit a pretty nice one, toilet paper notwithstanding. **Positives: *Check-in went super-smooth with the help of a staffer there. That was nice. *There's a table full of amenities; note that that's where you'll get instant coffee, if you're looking for that. *Two vending machines (3F & lobby) covered my canned coffee requirements. **Neutral: *The area kinda feels like it belongs to the older people during the day and the younger people at night. *Speaking of the area, it features an Anytime Fitness VERY close to the hotel (which I have a membership at) and a kaitenzushi that I went to twice during my three day stay. I other words, I like the area -- in short bursts, anyhow. **Negatives: *The shower head is the kind that always wants to point at the wall, which is bit annoying. *As with another Sotetsu Fresa Inn I stayed at recently (in Sendai), this one features possibly the flimsiest toilet paper I've ever seen, coupled with a 'don't waste the toilet paper' sticker in the bathroom, which comes off as oddly insulting, given the awful toilet paper they're handing out. "Chintzy toilet paper that we're cheapskates about" isn't normally something you want to convey, man. *The only path from the elevator to the front door passes by the front desk, which creates a feeling of having my comings and going monitored; I don't care for that."