Hotel J House 1

The best part for me was the value for money. The basic fee and food were inexpensive, and the menu photos matched what you actually got, unlike places where I’ve been disappointed after comparing the pictures with the food. There was also a welcome service. The room was spacious and carefully designed, with what seemed like an American-style concept. It had just been renovated, and the facilities were clean. The interior materials felt surprisingly authentic and even luxurious, though I’m not sure guests would really see it that way. The bath made nano bubbles, and there was a proper water filter. Payment used an air capsule system, which I’d never tried before. It was fun, though apparently these used to be common. The entrance is a short walk through a residential area, then you come in from the side. That worked out fine for me.

The rooms are clean and very spacious, and I enjoyed the extra amenities, like a bath mat in the bathroom and up to two bottles of lotion. I stayed during the day, so there weren’t many free food services available. An overnight stay seems like a good deal. It does cost more than neighboring J-HOUSE 1, but I still think it’s relatively inexpensive compared with other places.

The room had been cleaned nicely, and I liked the complimentary drink at the drink bar by the entrance. I was less sure about how the bathtub had been cleaned, though. I’ll see how it is next time. The parking lot also looked a little small. Still, I was satisfied.

The price was low, but there were some great perks. The room was roomy, the bathroom was large, and there was even a jacuzzi. I liked being able to order room service without having to interact with anyone. That felt less stressful. The hotel is in a residential area, so leaving can feel a bit embarrassing.