Hotel Route Inn Nishinasuno

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• papachongo74

  01 abril 2014
  Standard Business Hotel With A Good Buffet Breakfast

  Stayed for 10 days in the Route-Inn. The rooms are of the standard business variety, but the breakfast was definitely on a better level than many other business hotels. There is a hot bath facility, but I was not permitted to use it. The hotel is situated on the main highway through the town. It is very convenient for restaurants and the 7 11 is just across the road. Wi-Fi was available.

  

• Tim S

  15 septiembre 2014
  Pleasant Hotel with Very Nice Staff

  What a great little hotel! Nice little rooms. A bit basic, but really quite fine and clean. The staff are very polite and friendly, and I enjoyed staying for 11 nights. Breakfast is really pleasant. A good choice of foods. Very convenient for a number of restaurants. 7-11 store opposite is a bonus. Sports park nearby. Karasugamori Park a short walk (2 miles) away. Fantastic butterflies and dragonflies! Fantastic views of the mountains! This was my third stay, and I would definitely stay here again if the opportunity arises!

  

• stang194

  16 junio 2016
  It's fine and clean

  The Room is ok. At breakfast it's not that much western style offered, but you can have coffee for free in the lobby at any time. There are many good restaurants around. Even an Mc is nearby. At the opposite side you will find a small supermarket (7-Eleven). All in one it's absolutely ok.

  

• akshayverleker

  25 julio 2016
  Great Hotel with a nice view

  A nice and comfortable hotel with a great view of Nasushiobara city. The rooms were clean and well maintained. The staff was friendly and helpful. They have a nice continental buffet breakfast for guests. It is conveniently located close to dining places in the city. The view from the higher floors was amazing, especially of the mountains. I would highly recommend this hotel.

  

• Higuma2017

  07 abril 2019
  Ghosts... Just kidding, seriously.

  When the wind blows strong against the windows on the top floor, one can certainly understand why there are so many ghost stories in Japan. The ceiling pops up as an earthquake, and the water piping whispers the words of a dozen witches. The sink drain keeps drumming on a paused motion, as if a Tengu is mischievously clapping sticks behind the shower curtain. But once you fall asleep you will wake up alive the next day, and find that this is a decent hotel, with spectacular light in the room and an almost decent breakfast (they don't serve nama-tamago, unfortunately).