The room was spacious and comfortable
The room itself was clean and well-appointed, with a comfortable bed and a range of amenities.
The room was clean and felt quite luxurious
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The room was spacious and comfortable
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20 m² · 1 double bed · Voor 2 gasten
The room has a sauna — a private bathroom and sofa.
20 m² · Voor 2 gasten
The room has air conditioning and a sofa.
The location is fantastic, with many eateries close by and the train station nearby. The bed was comfy, the shower powerful, and the sauna added a fun touch. We really enjoyed our 8‑night stay.
The location is good and the room size comfortable. All good 👍
“昭和の遺跡的なラブホ”
There was nothing good to mention. The facilities felt dated, the entrance to the parking lot was far too narrow and only cars with very low clearance could get through, the shower pressure was weak, the room stayed damp, and every time I wanted to leave or return I had to call the front desk to have the door unlocked and locked, which was very inconvenient.
“İletişim hariç her şey çok iyi”
Everything you might need is there: water boiler, tea, coffee, cups, one bottle of water, Android TV, Wi‑Fi, hair dryer, toiletries, minibar, air conditioning, hangers. The station is 5‑10 minutes away. The neighborhood is very quiet, with markets and restaurants around. The room even had a sauna. Ventilation, lighting, climate control, internet, minibar, TV—all worked fine. The room was very spacious. However, despite using a translation app, no staff could communicate properly with us, which led to confusion about check‑in time. They set check‑in and check‑out according to their own rules, not continental hours. Some hotels allow check‑in at 3.00, others at 9.00 pm; ours was at 9.00 pm. We could leave luggage at check‑in but not at check‑out. There was no window.
“You cannot open/close the doors”
The room was fairly clean and stocked with everything you might need—soaps, creams, brushes, toothbrushes, and the like. The biggest issue was that they never handed us a key; after checking in we discovered we were locked inside and had to call reception to open the door from either side, with a warning on the knob that we’d be fined for trying to unlock it ourselves. I hadn’t realized this was a love hotel because the booking page never mentioned it, and the “Adult Only” label alone didn’t make that clear; I only found out after looking at their site and confirming with them that it was indeed a love hotel, which they said was fine for us tourists. I could have cancelled a month in advance and booked elsewhere, but because they didn’t disclose the no‑key policy I ended up paying for this place and then scrambling to secure another hotel on one‑day notice, which was very costly. Besides that, the building looks dated, as if it were constructed in the 70s and never renovated.
The location is fantastic, with many eateries close by and the train station nearby. The bed was comfy, the shower powerful, and the sauna added a fun touch. We really enjoyed our 8‑night stay.
“İletişim hariç her şey çok iyi”
Everything you might need is there: water boiler, tea, coffee, cups, one bottle of water, Android TV, Wi‑Fi, hair dryer, toiletries, minibar, air conditioning, hangers. The station is 5‑10 minutes away. The neighborhood is very quiet, with markets and restaurants around. The room even had a sauna. Ventilation, lighting, climate control, internet, minibar, TV—all worked fine. The room was very spacious. However, despite using a translation app, no staff could communicate properly with us, which led to confusion about check‑in time. They set check‑in and check‑out according to their own rules, not continental hours. Some hotels allow check‑in at 3.00, others at 9.00 pm; ours was at 9.00 pm. We could leave luggage at check‑in but not at check‑out. There was no window.
The location is good and the room size comfortable. All good 👍
“You cannot open/close the doors”
The room was fairly clean and stocked with everything you might need—soaps, creams, brushes, toothbrushes, and the like. The biggest issue was that they never handed us a key; after checking in we discovered we were locked inside and had to call reception to open the door from either side, with a warning on the knob that we’d be fined for trying to unlock it ourselves. I hadn’t realized this was a love hotel because the booking page never mentioned it, and the “Adult Only” label alone didn’t make that clear; I only found out after looking at their site and confirming with them that it was indeed a love hotel, which they said was fine for us tourists. I could have cancelled a month in advance and booked elsewhere, but because they didn’t disclose the no‑key policy I ended up paying for this place and then scrambling to secure another hotel on one‑day notice, which was very costly. Besides that, the building looks dated, as if it were constructed in the 70s and never renovated.
“昭和の遺跡的なラブホ”
There was nothing good to mention. The facilities felt dated, the entrance to the parking lot was far too narrow and only cars with very low clearance could get through, the shower pressure was weak, the room stayed damp, and every time I wanted to leave or return I had to call the front desk to have the door unlocked and locked, which was very inconvenient.
