Asimmy Hotel

There are useful shops close by, including a pharmacy and supermarket two doors down, Mr.DIY across the road, and a computer IT store within walking distance. The hotel is a long way from the main business district, though. The shared corridor and common area are nicely set up, with tables for working or sitting together. Room details vary. The furniture seemed new, the rooms were clean, and the basic amenities were enough. The tatami deluxe rooms have no windows and feel very cramped, so I’d pay for Superior. I upgraded, but the window in my Superior room wasn’t what I expected, so ask exactly what kind of window you’ll get. In some seasons flying termites are everywhere, and it helps to block the gap under the door. There’s no fridge, so don’t buy anything cold. I’m also not sure the smoke alarm works, since it seemed to have no battery and was still wrapped after installation. The little things were thoughtful, like international plug sockets on both sides of the bed. The kettle looks like an old porcelain teapot but works wirelessly. The TV played YouTube smoothly, and the internet was fast.