Hotel Arc Riche Toyohashi w Toyohashi

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komentarze 5

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  Mikhail Badylevich

  :: 10 December 2023 15:20:48

  Best views to the city! Good hotel near Toyohashi station. Elegant service, especially during the breakfast. Room wasn't large, but spacious enough for 1 person. There's lounge bar with free drinks from 8 to 9 pm for all guests. The breakfast is a must, you will enjoy top service and great views from the windows!

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  J D Thurman

  :: 26 September 2023 17:15:53

  Directly located by the train station it is easy to access. The room was comfortable and spacious. We very much appreciated the complimentary access to the club area. I would sleep here again.

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  Patrick Schmid

  :: 01 July 2023 23:34:10

  This hotel is ok, the rooms are clean and they offer a nice view over the town. The lobby is located on the 16th floor and the rooms between floor 10 and 15. Everything is ok, but it is not perfect: The regular rooms are quite small I don't really like the shower in the bathtub There is no public bath The price is quite high The breakfast is very good if you only stay for one or two nights. But since it is not a buffet you have to order from a fixed menu, on which the selections are the same every day. Also the Japanese breakfast and some other items cost something extra. The breakfast was actually very good, but I would still prefer a different concept. The location is very good, right next to the Toyohashi station.

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  Taeyoung Kwak

  :: 05 February 2020 22:19:35

  Apart that this is small and not excited city, if you have any chance to visit here, I think this hotel is one of the best option. Close near the station, convenient to access to any convenience store and restaurant. Clean and cozy. Japanese style breakfast is one of the best I can recommend. What more?

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  M. Andó

  :: 23 January 2020 14:26:51

  High rate hotel with good prices. Services are perfect, Rooms very clean, breakfast is tasty. The only thing I would improve is the English skills of some of the receptionists. However this is a common issue in Japan.