Alphabed Takamatsu Kawaramachi

In room 701, the living room was a real highlight. The sofa and TV made us want to stay in, and spending time there with my family was very enjoyable. The bed was comfortable too. The apartment itself was great, with a kitchen and cooking utensils, and our duplex could sleep up to eight. I'd once dreamed of living in a duplex, but after this stay I think a day or two is enough for me, and I won't be buying one. The location had plenty going for it. It's near the station, easy to find since it's not hidden in a back alley, and there are lots of nearby restaurants and parking lots. The air conditioning was a problem, though. It barely cooled the place, or took a long time to do so, so we had to turn it on full blast early in the morning. The sides of the second floor were especially hot, beyond where the air conditioning reached. The window upstairs also let daylight fall straight onto the bed, waking me up. There were no curtains to block it. Maybe that makes sense because the bed is too high to reach. Cleaning could be more careful. My family put laundry in the tub and started filling it, only to find that the detergent bottle beside it was empty. It hadn't been refilled and was sitting on the trash can. I hope this kind of inconvenience can be avoided for future guests. The check-in hotel was a bit far, so dragging all our luggage there and back in the heat was exhausting. They were considerate when I asked to wait in the lobby for the shuttle bus, and kindly gave me the Wi-Fi password when I asked.