“オーナー目線の投資効率はいいけど、宿泊者としてはうんざり”
The location was close to the station and the staff were polite, but the converted house felt cramped for guests. The narrow path to the building had no signage, and the reception only opened at 9 pm, so I missed the sign and walked past the entrance in the dark. The entrance was deep inside, making me uncertain if the property existed. The shoe‑off area was so tight that only one person could stand at a time. The common area on the first floor could seat only two or three people. The walls were thin, with no soundproofing, so noise from the adjacent room leaked through. There was no trash can in the room, so used tissues had to be left on the floor. Adding a hanger cost extra, and the two hangers that were already in the room were broken. There was no desk or work surface, making it hard to organize luggage. The layout was narrow, so moving around the room was tiring. Towels were charged. Compared to other guesthouses, inns, and business hotels in Japan and abroad, the price was high for the quality of the room and building. Overall, it seems the owner and renovators cut costs on initial equipment and maintenance to boost investment efficiency, but they didn’t consider guests’ comfort.
Makino1か月前