RV Parks in Japan

"Everything is digitized. If you are not familiar with the Japan system, it's harder for elders. It will be helpful to have printed booklet explaining all in English. One thing I didn't like - entry to spa is depend on the package you bought. Most hotel in Japan will provided without fee if you stay in the hotel... This is not the case here. Also, I saw 3-4 security guard up there, dealing with 2 females, looks like misunderstanding /communication issue. They happened to be black ladies, I thought it was embarrassing for them and they could handle better way..."

"It is a very nice ans clean hotel. I got one of the cheaper rooms, and because of that my room was rather small. Despite its small size it was easier to move around in than it first appeared. The bed was very comfortable had plenty of storage space for luggage underneath. It had a very nice bathroom and shower. The spa was very nice, and once Igot used to the cultural aspects of it, I was visiting it every day. The location is fantastic and is right by several important stores for any tourist like a family market, 7-11 and of course Don Quiote. It is also a short walk to several different stations. The one flaw is that there is often crowding around the washing and drying machines, but there is a 24 hour laundromat next door. Overall I enjoyed my stay very much."

"great bfast. just very strict with check out time,i ended up paying 1000 JPY for an hour extra "

"Bath house was a great experience, breakfast was wonderful, rooms were good for families. Beds were a bit hard but I think that’s normal for Japan."

"We had a fantastic stay from start to finish at Hotel Gracery in Shinjuku! The staff was welcoming, the room (although small like most hotel rooms in Japan), it was stylish and comfortable, and the bathroom felt like a mini spa—spacious, modern, and a true highlight. The view was just as incredible, making every morning and evening special. Would definitely stay again!"

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"Hankyu Respire is a nice hotel, conveniently located within the Osaka Train Station. The hotel is clean. Rooms are smaller compared to US hotels. The hotel provides all the basic amenities, including slippers and pajamas. The staff is helpful. They also provide baggage forwarding service to the next destination, if one does not want to carry their luggage with them."

"Very nice staff. Helped alter a reservation issue quickly. Very convenient to Shinjuku station by underground tunnels. "

"Very close to a shrine and a park and walking distance to Dontonburi would stay again"