Now for breakfast. I avoided fried food, so it looks like this. I ended up taking the chicken and hash potatoes...oops. The rice is okay, a bit firm. The miso soup doesn't have much ingredients. But this is enough to satisfy me in the morning. It would be nice to have yogurt every day.

Staying another night. Today, as usual, breakfast. It's convenient that the menu is a little different every day. Bacon, I don't usually eat it at home, so I end up eating a lot of it at this hotel. It goes well with ketchup. And it would be even better if it was a little more burnt! LOL

Route Inn is famous for including breakfast in their hotel stay. I will provide information on the food and drink amenities in the guest rooms, as most reviews focus on the breakfast. Tea bags are provided in the room, with green tea and English breakfast options available. There is one cup and one glass in the room. The mini fridge is empty. An electric kettle is also provided. Breakfast is included with a voucher system. Does this mean that there are also room-only plans available at Route Inn? Or is this a measure to prevent non-guests from entering the dining area?

Breakfast buffet on March 4, 2022, from 7:00 to 7:00. Entered with 30% capacity, but by 7:10 it was about 80% full. Wearing gloves is a hassle, but it can't be helped. The buffet content was good as I entered right at the opening. It would be nice to have some kind of heater as the food tends to get cold over time, but overall I was satisfied. The key to these buffets is to go right at opening. Thank you for the meal.

I stayed at Hotel Route Inn with breakfast included. The buffet breakfast was quite fulfilling. The salad looked fresh and the cherry tomatoes were delicious. There were 3 types of dressings and 2 types of yogurt sauces. In addition to the usual bacon and scrambled eggs, there were gratin and mackerel miso. The main dishes were white rice and bread. I didn't go for fried food in the morning as it felt heavy, but I wish there were more light options typical of breakfast.

I stayed at Route Inn, where I heard breakfast was popular, for one night with breakfast included. The buffet was indeed full of variety. They had fresh vegetable salad (lettuce, watercress, tomato, carrot, cabbage), tuna, potato salad, sausages, teriyaki chicken, grilled mackerel, calamari rings, potato cakes, hashed potatoes, yakisoba, omelets, thick rolled omelets, white rice, porridge, bread, miso soup (with seaweed and fried tofu), natto, coffee, juice (apple, orange), milk, and mango pudding. The breakfast area is spacious. It was a holiday morning around 8 o'clock, and about 40% of the customers were there, so I could leisurely choose my food.

In Tokyo's Suginami Ward, there is a business hotel called "Route Inn" in Minami Asagaya. It is a hotel with a parking lot, which is rare for business hotels in the 23 wards of Tokyo. It is located near Suginami Ward Office, with Tokyo Metro Minami Asagaya Station nearby and Chuo Line Asagaya Station within walking distance. I arrived at the hotel around 3:30 PM on the first day of my stay in Tokyo. I was exhausted from a busy day before, so I checked in early and took a nap for about two hours. The hotel has limited parking spaces, and it operates on a first-come, first-served basis. The parking lot has a two-tier structure for 18 cars and space for 5 cars in vertical parking. I stayed in a single non-smoking room with breakfast included, which cost 7,450 yen plus a parking fee of 1,000 yen, totaling 8,450 yen. The room was on the 8th floor with a view of the Shinjuku skyscrapers, although a neighboring apartment building obstructed the view. The recently renovated room was well-equipped for the price, with amenities like a TV, mini-fridge with a freezer, and internet access. The room was relatively soundproof, and the bed was comfortable. The hotel also had a convenience store on the first floor and vending machines on the second floor. Breakfast was served buffet-style in a large hall on the second floor. The variety of food was limited, but it was sufficient for a quick meal. Overall, the hotel provided good value for its price, and I would rate it around 80 out of 100.

I went to Tokyo on April 13th and 14th, 2013. I attended a concert at a live house in Kichijoji (Kichijoji Shuffle) and drove there again. I stayed at Hotel Route Inn Tokyo Asagaya in Minami-Asagaya. It was relatively close to Kichijoji where the concert was held and most importantly, it was affordable. Unlike the bustling city area like Kudanshita where I stayed last year, driving in Tokyo was relatively easy. The hotel is a Route Inn where you can earn points with a Ponta card. Breakfast was included in the stay. You can enjoy a buffet breakfast at the restaurant "Hanachaya" on the 2nd floor of the hotel. When I went for breakfast, there was a long line outside the entrance due to heavy traffic. After waiting for a while, I finally got inside. The variety of food was minimal, with no sausages, a favorite of stray dogs. The main dishes were yakisoba and croquettes. The taste was decent. Well, considering the low accommodation cost and the fact that breakfast was included for free, I can't complain. I am grateful. Thank you for the meal.

The breakfast buffet at the national chain Route Inn is solid with a variety of Japanese and Western options available. I stayed for 3 nights and the breakfast dishes changed each day. It's a bit disappointing that they don't offer raw eggs, probably due to hygiene reasons. The breakfast menu includes refreshing dishes like grilled salmon, salted mackerel, and miso-marinated mackerel, as well as unexpected options like yakisoba. There are various juice options available and the coffee is decent, unlike a certain East Inn where breakfast is more satisfying.

I used it for breakfast when staying at the hotel. The restaurant on the 2nd floor opened at 7:00, which was a bit late so it was crowded. It was a buffet style with no special menu, but there was a wide variety of dishes and they were delicious. The staff were also friendly.

2016.3.12 8:00 AM I succumbed to temptation and had an early morning meal at Taro Ken. So, I only had side dishes for breakfast. It costs 1080 yen for non-guests. 2016.2.21 8:30 AM I was a little late for breakfast. It's until 9 o'clock, so it's crowded. You can't get items that are being replenished. Today's selection is a bit modest (I still have the rich ramen and beef bowl from last night in my stomach). It would be nice if there were more variety in the dishes. 2015.11.14 7:00 AM This is a hotel that I want to make my regular stay. Today's breakfast buffet includes "Gyu to Gobou no Yanagawa-style." It's a very luxurious breakfast. The rice today was delicious. It's drizzling today, but I'm heading out with my companion for a maple leaf viewing at Shinjuku Gyoen. Feeling energized and ready to go. 2015.10.23 7:00 AM It's a chain hotel. I'm a regular here because the headquarters are located locally. This hotel is often located in the suburbs and offers free breakfast buffets and free parking, but the parking here is paid as it is in the city. I usually have breakfast at Taro Ken in Shinjuku, but it's free here. The breakfast buffet at this business hotel is satisfactory. As you can see in the photo, I took too many side dishes. It seems like the food is cooked with a lot of starch, as the rice is sticky. The grilled salmon is also starchy. I love the miso soup with seaweed and daikon strips. The coffee after the meal was a bit weak but delicious. Feeling energized from breakfast, I'm meeting up with my companion and heading to work.