Tabist Hotel New Central

People are what make a place feel good or bad, and this inn really made me feel how kind people can be. The warm, family-like service is becoming harder to find as big business hotels spread everywhere, so it felt special. I stayed two days and one night, found the price reasonable, and really enjoyed breakfast. I've stayed at plenty of business hotels and inns, but the atmosphere here made me want to come back. Buildings and food help shape a place, of course, but for me people are the greatest value and the biggest asset. Hasn't that been your experience too? 😊

New Central Hotel is in a quiet town. It's an old place, but the counter staff were kind. When I asked where to eat, they gave me a printed list, and there's a large supermarket right next door. Free parking was available. Breakfast came with a choice of Japanese or Western food. I had the simple Japanese home-style meal, and it was tasty. The hotel is a little worn, but I had a good, inexpensive rest. YouTube Three Gama Three Gama Motorcycles / Travel / Restaurants / Camping / Vlogs Travel in small Japanese cities Travel in Small Japanese Cities Traveling Japan with my own motorcycle from Korea Naver Cafe "Ilsoyeojeong" (Information about travel in small Japanese cities) Busan No. 1 Gama Motors *Munhyeon branch* Dashcams / Navigation / Batteries / Glass repair Car accessories & motorcycle accessories Search Naver for Gama Motors

The front desk and breakfast restaurant teams were both pleasant and helpful. It's a local, old-style business hotel. If you need a bidet toilet, there's one on the first floor. I can imagine renovations would be quite difficult.

The shower has no water, the place seems poorly maintained, and the toilet has no washlet. The location's bad too, since the nearest station isn't within walking distance. Whatever the reason, I'm never coming back.