very nice and accomodating..

I stayed here on a business trip to Fukushima. The room feels new and clean. Dinner and breakfast are served in a separate dining room. This is a hotel with a homey feel. Unfortunately, the unit bath and bed are a little small. The shower was small and difficult compared to the usual business hotels. There's nothing around the hotel, so it's a good idea to shop for anything you need before checking in.

I stayed there on the night of March 11th. There are a lot of rooms, so even if other inns were full, there were still spaces available. I found the staff to be kind, polite, and likable. The room had all the necessary equipment and was comfortable. The TV on the table is located in front of the chair and has an HDMI terminal, so it can be used as an external monitor for your computer. One point is that the bathtub in the unit bath was the smallest of any business hotel I've ever stayed in, and I had to do some acrobatics with my legs up to get soaked up to my shoulders. As stated on the reservation site, the convenience store along National Route 6 in Tomioka Town is open from 5:00 to 21:00, so after 9:00 pm you will need to go to the next town. Family Mart Narahacho Kamishigeoka branch, 7.2km away (10 minutes by car), was open 24 hours a day.

Twelve years after the earthquake, I visited the disaster-stricken area of ​​Fukushima for the first time and was struck once again by the enormity of the damage. I was actually planning to stay in Futaba Town, but I suddenly decided to stay here without meals. It was late at night, but the sales staff were very friendly and there were enough facilities for a night without meals. When I came to Tohoku again, I thought I would take it more slowly.

The room was clean and ok. It was nice to have a coin laundry. Dinner changes daily, the ramen isn't delicious, and the elderly couple working in the kitchen are unfriendly. If you are in the service industry, you should be taught about greetings. It would be better to assume that there is no employee training at all.