"Comfort hotel is always the best no frill hotel available to when visit Japan. It doesn’t have a lot of bell and whistle like other hotel, but it always have reasonable size room and hearty and healthy breakfast to keep you going when travelling around Japan."
"Needed to stay here because of work. Even with the air-conditioning set to 19 for the entire night, the lowest the room temperature got was 27. It was difficult to sleep and the hotel staff were quite rude. I don't recommend going here unless you absolutely have to"
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"If you've stayed in one Tokoyo Inn, you've pretty much stayed in them all. This one hasn't seen some of the upgrades that busier locations have, but it's very clean and practically inside the train station."
"What a fun little hotel, it’s not every stay you have a sauna in your room.
The staff were super friendly - especially as there was initially an error with check in.
They offer a happy hour of free drinks and the bar staff joined us for a game of cards whilst it was quiet.
The area isn’t super ‘tourist friendly’ but when you’re in your room you won’t care. "
"I only stayed for one night - I was heading to the second round of the D1GP in Okuibuki the next day. The staff were polite, and handed me the tickets I had forwarded to meet me three. Thank you. "
"Overall it is really an excellent hotel. Many of the rooms should be updated, but still they are adequate and spacious. The breakfast area can be busy, but there is a large adjacent room with plenty of space. The hotel staff were great. The onsen has a spacious indoor bath and plenty of washing areas. The outdoor bath is very pleasant, just be careful walking on the stone surfaces. The staff takes good care of the onsen and sauna. The location is good. You can walk to Nagahama JR station and the old town area is just beyond. The lake and the large beautiful next door park and castle is good for walking. There are not many restaurants open at night in central Nagahama, but you can probably find something."
Commune with nature and explore the great outdoors at Sekigahara Cave during your travels in Sekigahara-cho. Discover the area's festivals and temples.
You can study the exhibits at Goma no Sato, a museum with a storied past, during your travels to Sekigahara-cho. Stroll along the lakeside or experience the area's festivals.
Tokugenin Temple is located in an area of Maibara that travelers like for its historic landmarks. You'll find 6 hotels and other accommodations within a few miles for a convenient home base.
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Expedia has 6 hotels and other accommodations a few miles from Tokugenin Temple.
If I need to cancel the hotel reservation for my stay near Tokugenin Temple, will I receive a refund?
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What can I see and do near Tokugenin Temple?
Learn about local history at Sekigahawra Battlefield and Rengeji Temple. You might spend a leisurely day outdoors at Green Park Santo and Rosa & Berry Tawada. Enjoy nature at Mishimaike, Jizo River, or Sekigahara Cave.
