Hotel Wellies

The quality of the accommodation environment, the landlord and his wife are very welcoming, and the breakfast is also good. Except that the location is far from the station, it takes a long time to drag the luggage to the hotel. It takes 10 minutes to walk. It is quite inconvenient without a car to pick up and drop off. If this part can be improved, it will be better good

The atmosphere was very relaxing, the interior was stylish, and the owner was very friendly, making it a wonderful memory. The breakfast was also delicious. I'd like to go back soon.

The hotel is a private hotel owned by foreigners. The location of the hotel is quite remote. It takes 15 minutes to walk from Nakakaruizawa Station. In winter, there is snow on the road and it is difficult to walk with suitcases. It is not easy to walk to the hotel. There is no elevator in the hotel. You need to carry your suitcase up to the second floor. The so-called mountain view room looks out onto a wasteland, the hotel facilities are also relatively old, and the corners are full of dust. The most speechless thing is that I booked a twin room by mistake. Because I chose the wrong number of people, I was charged an extra room fee for one person.

The room has a great sense of design:) It’s a 10-15 minute walk from the station. I enjoyed walking back slowly with the wind blowing~~ The boss and his wife are very cute. I will choose this place again next time^^

First of all, the toilet paper posted a reminder to throw toilet paper into the toilet instead of the trash can. It was written in English, Simplified Chinese, and Traditional Chinese. However, the Simplified Chinese part was obviously enlarged, and a big exclamation mark was added to each sentence, while the English and Traditional Chinese were not. , Simplified Chinese has a stronger tone and is more targeted. Those who are sensitive to this aspect may pay attention. In addition, this is a family-style accommodation, not a hotel. There are some random things. For example, although it says that there is a pick-up and drop-off service, the boss said that he was leaving for Tokyo early on the day I left. There was no way to drop me off at the station when I left. In the end, I It was early to leave the store and I took a ride with him to the station. Another example is that the room instructions indicate that it is recommended to return to the hotel before ten o'clock in the evening, and the hotel must lock the door. On the second day of my stay, when I went out to play before seven o'clock, the boss called me to ask what time I would return. He locked the door, although it was not mandatory. But there is invisible pressure. If the guest has not come back before ten o'clock, it would be more reasonable to ask again.