1 double bed
“バックパッカー向け”
The subway stop is very close; the staff were just okay. The half‑mat room had a shower that, when you put toilet paper on the sink area, got wet, and the faucet was a sharp metal with a plated finish that could hurt you on contact. The semi‑double bed seemed like a chair space of about three tatami; when I wore socks the wooden frame was sharp and I injured my heel. In the morning around 8 am there was daily hammering from building repairs that was unpleasant. Breakfast was not included, and for a Japanese price of about 3000 ¥ per night I stayed three days in a terrible room that was actually a one‑star room, despite being advertised as three stars. There were no windows.
“バックパッカー向け”
The subway stop is very close; the staff were just okay. The half‑mat room had a shower that, when you put toilet paper on the sink area, got wet, and the faucet was a sharp metal with a plated finish that could hurt you on contact. The semi‑double bed seemed like a chair space of about three tatami; when I wore socks the wooden frame was sharp and I injured my heel. In the morning around 8 am there was daily hammering from building repairs that was unpleasant. Breakfast was not included, and for a Japanese price of about 3000 ¥ per night I stayed three days in a terrible room that was actually a one‑star room, despite being advertised as three stars. There were no windows.
