Golf Nirasaki Inter

The parking lot is right out front, and there’s a Seven-Eleven about a two-minute walk away from the Nirasaki Interchange. The hotel was generally clean, and there are free massage chairs on the first floor. I was disappointed by the limited breakfast selection. It’s also a shame there’s no hot spring or large public bath.

I booked at the last minute on a Saturday and got a cheap rate. The bed was big, and the spacious bath had bubbles. They also provided bottled beer and water. There was plenty of parking, and the place is near the Nirasaki Interchange with a convenience store close by. It’s a 15-minute drive to the Kozaku Futaba Bypass store. Personally, the best part was being less than a 50-minute drive from the Mizugakiyama trailhead, so I was glad I stayed here for my hike. The building is a little old, and the car exit is narrow and awkward to get through. At night, about 100 bikers went by and made an incredible amount of noise, though that wasn’t the hotel’s fault. It’s a former love hotel, so otherwise it was quiet. I’ve seen some harsh comments from others, so maybe I just got lucky, but I might stay here again next time I hike in the area.

We were very happy with our stay as a family of four. The hotel was spacious, clean, and comfortable, and having a microwave in the room was handy. Breakfast was reasonably priced and had lots of choices. We’d definitely come back.

The location was handy, close to the Nirasaki Interchange and a convenience store. I stayed over the long weekend because the price was low. It seems to be a renovated love hotel called GOLF, and the rooms still had black lights and jacuzzis. The person at reception seemed to be a foreigner and didn’t seem to understand Japanese very well.