“典型的な中級グレードホテル”
I found the hotel about a 10‑minute walk from CSMT station, right on the main road, and the location shown on the site and Google Maps is spot on. Unlike many Indian hotels that mislabel or blur their addresses, this one is exactly where it says it is (laughs). The sign on the sidewalk is a bit hard to spot, so watch out. Inside the room I had a chair, table, wardrobe, TV, air‑conditioner, and a ceiling fan; there was no kettle or coffee maker. At check‑in I was handed a 1 L water bottle. Over three nights the room wasn’t cleaned, which I didn’t mind. Wi‑Fi never dropped and worked smoothly. The power sockets were round and located two places next to the bed, a bit far from the desk, making laptop work a touch inconvenient. The key was an IC card with a second lock inside the room. The hot shower was usable but the water pressure was weak; in India it’s common to fill a bucket and pour over the sink, and here a huge bucket and pitcher were provided. The toilet had a hand‑shower, a manual washlet, and the shower room was part of the toilet, so using the shower soaked the bowl. No curtains or similar. The elevator is small, a manual‑shutter style like in 1970s American films. A 1 mm insect—probably an ant—appears near the desk, which is normal for hotels of this grade in India.
Akio1か月前