Basic kitchen and tiny bathroom but location was fantastic with so many eating opportunities as soon as you leave the front door.

The fifth person in our group slept on the sofa bed in the living room. But there was no heating in the living room, and it was near zero, and draughty, owing to a large gap under the front door. The four in the bedroom were fine. Chidori Inn ought not to take in groups of more than 4 in winter. The building exterior is run down (complete with broken mailboxes) and the inn is actually an old office floor reconstructed. But the interior is pleasant enough and its location is excellent. Just a minute walk round the corner of (i think) the East exit of Hondori station.

A great apartment to stay in for a week! Had all the amenities I’d have needed, especially laundry. Only issue I had was I had no idea who to call if I experienced problems, but thankfully I didn’t encounter any.

This apartment is located in a great location. Its a little hard to find as its on the 5th floor of a rather non-descript building. The space is well setup with 4 twin beds in the bedroom which is separated from the small living area/kitchen by a sliding door. There is also access to a concrete balcony which looks out over a neighboring cemetery. Not really picturesque but functional for airing laundry etc. The kitchen area has a sink, hotplate for cooking, microwave and mid-size refrigerator. The only drawback to the kitchen area was the lack of cookware. We basically couldnt cook a meal using the hotplate as there were no pots or pans for cooking. There were also only a few plates, cups and glasses, not really enough for a family of 4. I have experienced this elsewhere in Japanese rental properties though. Id recommend bringing some plastic cutlery or chopsticks, you can pick these up easily at local convenience stores.The bathroom is setup with the sink and bath/shower combo wet room separate from the toilet which is actually great for families. There is also a great, full sized, modern front-loading washing machine which was a big plus for us. There are hangers for drying laundry but I also recommend having a portable line with you to dry socks and underwear etc.The location is close to a Don Quijote, grocery stores, convenience stores and restaurants. Its really very convenient. Also walking distance to major sites like the Peace Park and Museum.

This apartment is located in a great location. It's a little hard to find as it's on the 5th floor of a rather non-descript building. The space is well setup with 4 twin beds in the bedroom which is separated from the small living area/kitchen by a sliding door. There is also access to a concrete balcony which looks out over a neighboring cemetery. Not really picturesque but functional for airing laundry etc. The kitchen area has a sink, hotplate for cooking, microwave and mid-size refrigerator. The only drawback to the kitchen area was the lack of cookware. We basically couldn't cook a meal using the hotplate as there were no pots or pans for cooking. There were also only a few plates, cups and glasses, not really enough for a family of 4. I have experienced this elsewhere in Japanese rental properties though. I'd recommend bringing some plastic cutlery or chopsticks, you can pick these up easily at local convenience stores. The bathroom is setup with the sink and bath/shower combo wet room separate from the toilet which is actually great for families. There is also a great, full sized, modern front-loading washing machine which was a big plus for us. There are hangers for drying laundry but I also recommend having a portable line with you to dry socks and underwear etc. The location is close to a Don Quijote, grocery stores, convenience stores and restaurants. It's really very convenient. Also walking distance to major sites like the Peace Park and Museum.

The facility was very nice, comfortable and well located. The staff were effecient, helpful but not too friendly except for one of the staff named Wah. The onsen was a beautiful addition. There seemed to be too many regulations especially shoe and slipper procedures. The food was delicious.

Double booked me and everywhere else under 500 per night was full had to stay at the airport in the end and travel in daily...stay somewhere where they can actually count the number of rooms they have