Hotel Route Tsukuba, Tsukuba

I booked this hotel for a conference, and unfortunately, it was not the best choice. The location is very far from the city center and right on a busy expressway, leading to a lot of noise. The rooms were dated, and I experienced an overwhelming smoke smell that lingered throughout my stay. However, the personal Wi-Fi router was a nice touch, and the breakfast buffet, while not to my taste, had some decent options for those who enjoy a traditional Japanese-style meal.

I booked this hotel for a conference, and while the included personal Wi-Fi router was a nice touch, that’s where the positives mostly ended. The hotel is situated on a busy expressway, making it quite noisy, especially with single-pane windows. The smell of smoke in my room was overwhelming, which really detracted from my stay. The breakfast options were also pretty limited to Japanese-style, which might not suit everyone.

I booked this hotel for a conference, and while it was my last resort due to late booking, the experience was quite disappointing. The location is far from the city center, directly on a noisy expressway. The rooms were old and had a strong smoke smell, making for an uncomfortable stay. On the upside, the personal Wi-Fi router was a nice touch, and the included breakfast offered a typical Japanese fare, but I would have preferred more options.

The hotel was our last resort for a conference, and while it had a personal Wi-Fi router kit, the experience was mostly disappointing. The location is far from the city center, and the rooms on the expressway side were noisy without proper soundproofing. The overwhelming smoke smell in the rooms was truly off-putting, making the stay less than comfortable. The breakfast options were limited, leading us to alternative dining choices nearby.

We booked this hotel during a busy conference weekend, and it turned out to be a mixed experience. The location was inconvenient, right on a busy expressway, which made it noisy, especially since our room lacked double-paned windows. The smoke smell in our smoking room was unbearable, overshadowing any positives like the personal Wi-Fi router. While the breakfast offered some local flavors, it might not suit everyone’s taste. Overall, I wouldn’t recommend this hotel unless absolutely necessary.

This hotel was a last-minute choice for a conference, and unfortunately, it left a lot to be desired. While I appreciated the personal Wi-Fi router kit in the room, the overall experience was marred by the location being far from the city center, and the overwhelming smoke smell in our rooms. The breakfast buffet had limited appeal, but the convenience of nearby dining options helped. Overall, not the best stay, especially due to the noise and cleanliness issues.

I booked this hotel for a conference and honestly, it felt more like a last resort. The rooms were old and worn out, and the constant noise from the expressway was quite annoying. On the plus side, the personal Wi-Fi router was a nice touch. The breakfast buffet was typical Japanese-style, but if you're not into fish and salads, you might want to grab something from the nearby Mister Donut or Starbucks instead.

I booked this hotel for a conference and, considering the time of my reservation, I guess I got what I could. The location is quite far from the city center and right by a busy expressway, which didn't help with the noise. The hotel itself is old and worn, and I found the smoke smell in my room unbearable. On the positive side, the personal Wi-Fi router was a nice touch. Breakfast was a traditional Japanese style, which may not please everyone.

My stay at this hotel was less than ideal. While I appreciated the personal Wi-Fi router kit that was provided, the overall experience was marred by the noise from the expressway and the overwhelming smell of smoke in my room. The distance from the city center further added to the inconvenience, and the breakfast options were quite limited for those not fond of Japanese-style fare.

We chose this hotel for a conference and it felt like a last-minute option. It's quite far from the city center and situated on a busy expressway, which made for a noisy stay. The smoking floor we were on was unbearable due to the overwhelming smell. On the bright side, the personal Wi-Fi kit was a nice touch, and the breakfast buffet featured typical Japanese offerings.