Kenta Y.
The rooms have fresh, clean furniture, with wood floors throughout, which personally aren't my preference. You get disposable slippers and other amenities, and there are outlets by the bed, though the desk is small. There are two elevators, but the front desk is upstairs on the second floor, and I found that confusing at first because it wasn't clearly marked. Check-in is mostly done at a machine that takes cash, cards, and QR payments. It's quick once you know how, though I can see it being confusing if you're not used to it. The whole building uses central air conditioning, and I found the humidity hard to adjust even with the heat on. There's no hotel parking, but a nearby coin lot cost about 600 yen on a weekday. The convenience store is a bit of a walk and there aren't many restaurants around, though that's down to the location. There's no TV streaming, either.

