A night cost about 5000 yen and the room came with hot water, a fridge, air‑conditioning, tissues, toilet paper, outlets and Wi‑Fi, and the front desk checked everything was working at check‑in; the water was provided in open‑top bottles, which felt a bit unsafe, but they suggested buying a sealed one nearby for 20 rupees per litre, and there are plenty of eateries close to the station; the hotel is a single metro ride from both Terminals 1 and 2, making the location convenient, and although not listed, breakfast was included through the Residence Hotel Fort chain, served from 7 to 11 am simply by giving the room number; credit cards are accepted only at chain properties, while cash works everywhere, and you can exchange yen at the chain with reasonable fees; reception is open 24 hours on the second floor, where at night you can spread your bedding while the staff sleeps; they flagged a visa error at check‑in and sent us back to the airport, which added two and a half hours but showed their diligence; the place is a bit tricky to find because Google Maps shows two hotels with the same name, so we relied on the location shown on the booking site.
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