CoCo Class

The room felt like a roomy studio, with a large bed and separate bathroom, toilet, and sink. There’s a washing machine, dryer, and detergent, and the kitchen has the basics for cooking, so it would work well for a longer stay. It’s quiet, and although the location isn’t ideal for everyone, it’s roughly a five-minute walk from Tenmonkan Park and around ten minutes from the Tenmonkan airport bus stop. There’s no restaurant in the building, but a convenience store nearby takes care of that. Entry is by pass number sent in a message, including access to the room, so there’s no drawn-out check-in. Check-out is in person. The whole setup seemed thoughtfully arranged. Since everything is self-service I gave service three stars, but I was satisfied, and it was perfectly adequate. I’d happily stay again if I get the chance.

It was really convenient having a kitchen set up with a microwave, fridge, dishes, and everything else provided. The room was spacious, too, and there were two showers.

I had a nice stay. The room was clean and the location worked well for me. I’d come back!

The PIN-only setup made me a bit unsure about checking in, checking out, and heading out without meeting anyone, but it all went smoothly and was convenient. I stayed one night in what seemed to be a converted apartment. It was clean, roomy, and comfortable, with a kitchen, washer, and dryer, plus detergent and fabric softener. I couldn’t quite figure out Netflix and the other services. It asked me for a code that wasn’t in the instructions. Other than that, it’s affordable and close to the city center, and easy to use. Seems just right for couples or families 😊