“Very clean and modern with small rooms with great location, nice atmosphere and innovative features.”
The hotel sits right across from Castle Park, which was awesome because I arrived on a festival day with street dancers right below my window. They had a magnet board where guests could note the approximate hour they’d come for breakfast so everyone knew when it might get busy. An evening free self‑serve welcome bar offered many brands of sake, whiskey, gin, etc. Room entry used key codes instead of key cards. Magnet signs on the door told staff if you wanted room service. The tiny rooms had a nice business desk with a universal USB cord. All of this felt very innovative and new to me. The joke I shared with colleagues was that having both “Super” and “Premium” in the hotel name meant the rooms were tiny—smaller than a capsule hotel but still comfortably functional for one person.
JonathanHace 2 semanas