Isawa Onsen Holidays

We really enjoyed our stay. The staff was always so nice and helpful and it is within a short walking distance to a train station.

Very nice location, neat room, and friendly staff!

It’s convenient for shopping and dining area but quite.

I've stayed here twice; but this time it was for a 5 night stay. No complaints on location, food options 5-10 mins walk away from Ginza main street, relatively large room (albeit dated interiors) I can appreciate that the industry in general is moving towards a limited housekeeping approach, but for guests staying for a longer period of time, perhaps its time to consider FOC cleaning after 3/4 days? Our toilet started to smell after several days of expected usage; and to pay Y1500 for the service isn't really in line with intl standards. In SG, hotels offer a cleaning service every 3 days (catering to longer stay guests); rather than just requiring you to pay a topup fee of Y1500

Tokyo Bay Shiomi Prince was a nice family friendly hotel option close to Central Tokyo and Tokyo Disney (7 and 14 minutes respectively on the Keiyo Line). The facility seems almost brand new, with standard (for Japan) small Western style rooms. The hotel decor was modern and stylish but I am not sure how well it will age with time. The sento bath was the highlight of the stay. Nice clean modern sento with one of the largest indoor baths I have ever seen. Also, there was a convenient Family Mart Conbini attached to the lobby with all of the usual delights (egg salad sandos and Famichiki) Another nice find about the location was the breakfast restaurant, Nakau, across the street. Seemed almost like a "Denny's" in the US but specializing in Japanese style breakfast with soggy bacon, perfect sunny side up eggs, miso soup and rice. The price was right at 300-500 yen per set meal. A minor disappointment from my stay was my own confusion over the convenience of the location in Shiomi. It was marketed as a 7 minute train ride to Tokyo Station, which is true... but what was not obvious was that the Keiyo Line is far, far away from the main parts of Tokyo Station. 15-20 minutes walking inside the station each time you want to transfer.