Hametsuda Hotel

There isn't much to do outside the hotel, so I wouldn't choose it unless it was my last option. The hotel itself was nice, but a few things bothered me. The shower vent and fridge were broken, the divider door was warped, and the beds weren't clean. The glass partition on the balcony was broken too.

The food was awful, and the rooms were in terrible shape. Our door wouldn't lock, insulation was visible, and the ceiling lights were hanging by a thread. The bathroom was unbelievably bad: the sink blocked access to a toilet that wouldn't flush properly, the shower curtain fell before I could use the shower, and the floor was still wet 12 hours later because the drain barely worked. I do NOT recommend this hotel.

The food was atrocious, and the Wi-Fi barely worked, only reaching one spot in the lobby and not the rooms. There was mold all over, broken shower curtains, and lights that were faulty or coming loose. Half the appliances didn't work either. I'd rather have gone hungry for five days. If you're thinking of staying here, save your money and skip it.

The room was dusty, and dust kept floating around while we tried to sleep. The TV didn't work, and half the things we touched came right off the wall. The food was pretty awful, though at least we weren't in the room while eating. After a long day, all we wanted was to relax, but opening that dusty door to our five-day room was a shock.