Hotel dekat Keisei-Takasago Station, Tokyo

The hotel is very good, the manager is very welcome and sympathetic, the other travelers are also, located near the metro station, many shops and restaurants very close.

I stayed in three capsule hotels in Tokyo during this trip. This one was the cleanest. Whether it was the bed sheets or the smell in the room (the only capsule hotel without foot odor), they were very satisfactory. The most unexpected thing was that male guests could also enjoy a bath, which was very refreshing. Toiletries and towels were provided, and the bathroom experience was also the best, not only because of the existence of the bath, but also in every detail. For example, there was a small basket for the clothes that were changed to be placed outside the bathroom, so they were not afraid of getting wet, which was not available in every capsule hotel. There was a supermarket outside the door, which was convenient for shopping, as well as Matsuya, other barbecue restaurants and various restaurants. Although the location was not prosperous, it was not lacking in basic convenience and security. The two main points of dissatisfaction: 1. It was too close to the rail transit (although the transportation was convenient), and the noise was still very loud. People with poor sleep should choose carefully. 2. The size of the storage locker was unreasonable. The total space was not small, but it was thin and tall, so it was okay to hang clothes, but it was inconvenient to put luggage. I had to take out my small backpack to put it in the locker. Finally, capsule rooms can only be booked on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays, and not on other days. I don't know why. I don't know if this has contributed to the good hygiene level of the capsule rooms (get rid of the smell? Clean the beds?)

The hotel is easy to find. It is a self-check-in hotel. When I entered the hotel, I was lucky to meet the hotel manager, so there was no problem when checking in. There is a 7-Eleven in front of the hotel. The hotel is also located near the train station, so it is not difficult to travel to the airport. The hotel provides towels and a hair dryer, but the hotel's shower gel and shampoo do not smell very good.

Very close to Keisei Koiwa Station Very convenient Transportation to Narita and Haneda is very convenient Breakfast was at Matsuya outside the hotel. The food can only be said to be quite satisfactory. There is an eaon nearby so you can buy what you want. There is a commercial street behind the store, a small traditional Japanese izakaya There is also a convenience store Various rice balls and egg custards The room type is as shown in the picture. It is suitable for personal business trips and is convenient and convenient for short periods of time.

From the tram station, we walked through a quiet residential area. It was not too far, but Google navigation was not very accurate. It was a house with local characteristics and affordable. Because it was a wooden house, the sound insulation was not very good, but everyone was relatively quiet at night.

Neat, clean and comfortable, about 1km from the subway station, so quiet! Non-smoking and odorless, suitable for families! 2 bedrooms and one living room! High cost performance! I like it very much! No need to buy a power converter! Suitable for Chinese plugs, there is garbage classification!

Arrived at Tokyo big sight exhibition hall, booked this hotel, which is Shin-Koiwa Station on Sobu Line. The line is far, commuting takes more than 70 minutes, not suitable. Maybe suitable for other places. The room is of course not big, but it is indeed very close to the subway station. It takes 3/4 minutes to get there after the traffic light downstairs. It is noisy at night, and the subway will start to sound after 5 o'clock. It is best to close the window. The room has only 3 settings of air conditioning, all of which are warm and hot air, and the small bathroom has cold and hot water. The socket is 2-hole instead of 3-hole, and an adapter is required. There is no need to check the room when checking out, just give the key and leave. There are restaurants on both sides of the subway station, and there are only a few Chinese restaurants. Food is no problem. Booked together, the average price per night is nearly 590 yuan, which is a bit expensive and not cost-effective.