“痛い……。”
The price is cheap and the staff we met were friendly. A nearby family restaurant serves breakfast, which is convenient. To sum up, I suffered a crack on my left arm—not entirely the fault of the facilities or staff, just bad luck. I tried to get help after midnight when someone was tidying trunks and talking quietly; I went to the front desk three times but no one was there. I had to call out myself and was told “you’re not talking” and “you’re not speaking”; a guest in the same room gave me earplugs, so I used them and took sleeping pills. (I hadn’t heard snoring before, but after that the talking stopped). Early in the morning I was woken by the noise of someone rummaging through luggage, tried to get to the bathroom, slipped off a narrow ladder that was hanging vertically, and got injured. The ladder isn’t tall, but it’s narrow and hard to grip, so it felt scary. I was exhausted, couldn't muster strength, and hit the wrong spot. It felt like foreign guests strictly followed the rules, as they were talking properly on the third floor. Whether you’ll have a comfortable stay depends on the manners of the other people on the same floor—it's a gamble.
Yokoआज