Finedays Hotel

“Convenient”

Convenient typical business hotel at the inakita station , clean and well maintained, cheap , offer decent breakfast , rooms are not too small ,ok for couple of night , few small local restaurants around , check in time is 4.00pm be careful as they tried to charge me extra as I checked in at 2.00pm… more

Convenient typical business hotel at the inakita station , clean and well maintained, cheap , offer decent breakfast , rooms are not too small ,ok for couple of night , few small local restaurants around , check in time is 4.00pm be careful as they tried to charge me extra as I checked in at 2.00pm but finally not

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“Small room but clean and tidy”

No much choice of the room size and very small. But the hotel ranking is number 1 there so we chose this hotel. Room is still clean and tidy. The breakfast is quite nice which is out of my expectation. There is free parking while the hotel is just next to train station. Location is great!

“Good Clean Hotel ”

I was visiting one of our factory's in Ina and stayed for 2 nights the hotel is very clean and if you have a high room at the back of the hotel the views are stunning The room is complete with tv on suite bathroom comfy bed toilet with a million buttons The bathroom is very small but nice and clea… more

I was visiting one of our factory's in Ina and stayed for 2 nights the hotel is very clean and if you have a high room at the back of the hotel the views are stunning The room is complete with tv on suite bathroom comfy bed toilet with a million buttons The bathroom is very small but nice and clean with everything you want. There is a trouser press on each floor but no iron so it I quit good fun trying to use a trouser press to get a nice crisp shirt There is wifi in the lobby and the rooms The breakfast was mainly Japanese but being the only westerner at breakfast you can see why The hotel is in a good location right on the Ina-kita train station I got to Ina by train from Tokyo Shinjuku on the super Azusa 9 to Okaya station then change on the local line train towards Tenryukyo and get off at Ina-kita.

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“Good accomodation - out in the sticks.”

It's modern, clean, staff extremely polite as in all of Japan, but could be so much better for westerners with just a little effort. WiFi only available in reception. A LAN cable is in all rooms. Rooms are small, bath is barely bigger than a basin, if you are above average BMI you'll not need much… more

It's modern, clean, staff extremely polite as in all of Japan, but could be so much better for westerners with just a little effort. WiFi only available in reception. A LAN cable is in all rooms. Rooms are small, bath is barely bigger than a basin, if you are above average BMI you'll not need much water to hit the overflow. Floor 8 is non smoking and smells clean. Breakfast is cheap, but awful. The cook was never the same two days in a row. A fried potato dish appeared which was very good. But only once, otherwise lukewarm scrambled egg, and hamburger style sausages which had almost no flavour at all. No cereals, no fruit. Juice and coffee, and the Japanese seemed to like whatever it was they had. The hotel is right by the train station, and the level crossing barrier may keep some people awake. Rooms on the other side unaffected, speak to reception. Hotel accepts visa, but not all establishments do in the town. Good value hotel all in all.

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“Clean and nice hotel”

I stayed there for 3 nights on my business trip. The room size is normal business hotel in Japan, and was very clean. Also, the hotel offers a large bath room for all male guests on the 2nd floor with free of charge (male only). The hotel is located next to Ina North Station. Thus, you will hear t… more

I stayed there for 3 nights on my business trip. The room size is normal business hotel in Japan, and was very clean. Also, the hotel offers a large bath room for all male guests on the 2nd floor with free of charge (male only). The hotel is located next to Ina North Station. Thus, you will hear train crossing "Ding Dong" noise from early morning if your room faces to the station. There are only a few Western and Chinese restaurants and one convenience store in walking distance alongside the main road, but there are many Japanese pubs around the station. The hotel offers wired Internet access (no WiFi), but the speed was unbelievably slow during busy time. Also, there was no English TV channel at all, as far as I remember. The bed was very comfortable, and we had both Japanese and Western buffet breakfast everyday.

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