Takasago Utopia Hotel

The shared living and dining area on the second floor was so comfortable to sit in, and it was really well kept. The furniture seemed thoughtfully chosen, and everything felt clean. I stayed in a Japanese-style room on the third floor. It was simply furnished but had little decorations, flowers, and paintings that made it feel cute and full of character. The futon was soft and fluffy but still firm enough, and I woke up without sore shoulders or a sore back. I slept really well. It’s close to Keisei Takasago Station, in a quiet, nostalgic neighborhood with a downtown Tokyo feel. Even though it’s a private lodging with shared space, it was quiet and the facilities were good. I only needed pajamas and my toothbrush set. Shampoo, the stove, and microwave were all good to use, and the facilities felt even better than at a hotel. I could live here, honestly...lol