Hotel Vista Ebina

I searched for business hotels around Ebina Station and this one was the cheapest. Since it was only for one night, I booked it because it was inexpensive. The price was 7100 yen via web payment. For comparison, Toyoko Inn and Route Inn hotels around the station were nearly 12000 yen, so this was quite a bargain. The reception was small, but there were two staff members at the front desk who assisted me. I was relieved it wasn't one of those trendy automated payment systems. The room was spacious enough, and the bathroom and toilet were separate. Considering the price, it was quite a bargain. A deluxe single room was 15 square meters; other hotels were over 10,000 yen for 11 to 12 square meters, so choosing this one was a smart choice in terms of cost performance. Unusually, the hairdryer in the room was a salon-grade Modshair. I used it for the first time and found it easy to use with good airflow. Most business hotels these days use Panasonic consumer models, so a salon-grade one was a pleasant surprise. I didn't order breakfast, but the restaurant area I passed by in the morning was spacious, with plenty of natural light, making it a pleasant space to enjoy a meal at a leisurely pace. The air conditioning was perfectly controlled in each room, with precise temperature and humidity adjustments, allowing for a comfortable sleep. Overall, considering the price and the room size, the cost performance was excellent, and I was very satisfied. Other hotels had smaller rooms and more impersonal service, and while they must have cut costs considerably, I couldn't help but wonder why there was such a price difference.

It was a very beautiful and clean hotel. It's close to the station and has good access. And the breakfast was absolutely delicious! There was a wide variety to choose from and I was very satisfied. The location, cleanliness, and breakfast were all perfect. I would definitely stay here again.

I stayed for multiple nights. As it is close to Ebina Station, there are various shops around the hotel, which is convenient. There is a 7-Eleven as soon as you leave the hotel. The room was clean and nice. The sink is a little small. Smoking is strictly prohibited not only in the rooms, but also on the hotel premises. There are no ashtrays outside, nor at the 7-Eleven. I asked the front desk about smoking areas, and they told me that the closest one is in front of the police box in front of Ebina Station. A card key is required to use the elevator. It seems that you cannot enter the hotel late at night or early in the morning without a card key.