“Sweet Stay”
I booked by chance with no particular expectations other than a themed room and I came out of the hotel a little disappointed to not have spent at least an extra night in here. I think the building may be dating from the early 2000s given the rather old elevators, but otherwise it was super clean and looked greatly refurbished. The reception staff was nice, I could leave my luggages by 11am and I got some presents and goodies at check-in. I booked a double bed room which looked very plain, softly lit in a dreamy haze by pale green curtains. It only had two pieces of furnitures, a carriable light desk and a solid multifunction one including a sink (closeable for extra space) and all standard amenities (hairdryer, coffee maker with free coffee, a small ice bucket, glasses and cups, etc.), no chairs however. And of course the double bed which was good, the mattress rather soft, the pillows a little hard. The shower and shower gels were perfect and I was impressed how sophisticated the toilets were, the most high-tech toilets I came across in Japan so far. The night in here (not in the toilets) was silent, it felt well soundproofed, the streets activity distant and muffled. Ultimately, the hotel exceeded my expectations with the glassy 10th floor breakfast area offering a panoramic view on the city
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