"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."

"Clean and hygienic, convenient next to the station"

"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."

"The room is better than most business express hotels in Japan, and the breakfast is comparable to a four-star hotel, exceeding expectations."

"The hygiene was good, the staff were kind, and the card reader at the tea garden next door was excellent!"

"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."