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To be honest, I don't think I'll stay here again no matter how cheap it is. First of all, there is no elevator, so no matter how heavy your luggage is, you have to go up the stairs up to the 4th floor by yourself. The stairs are slanted and the steps are different sizes, so this was really hard. Even just going for a quick shopping trip is tiring because you have to go up and down the 4th floor every time. If you are bringing luggage that you can check in, you should definitely avoid this hotel. I went up and down with a 23kg suitcase and a 6-7kg bag and I died. Also, the bed was queen size and there were two comforters, which was nice, but for some reason one was a thick, fluffy comforter and the other was just a slightly thicker comforter, so I didn't understand why they bothered to use different comforters. (See the second photo) It says early check-in, but even when I downloaded the app and entered my information, it gave me an error, and if I made three mistakes, it told me to wait three minutes like on an iPhone, so I ended up using the machine on the first floor of the hotel after 2pm. You can't even get into the hotel without an electronic key, and I tried checking in with the app once after 2pm but couldn't, so it was like you couldn't even get into the building unless someone was there. The bath towel was left behind, the charger was in a weird position, there was no bath mat towel, and the shower was the kind that was annoying to adjust the temperature by turning on and off the hot and cold water, so I don't think there were any particularly good points about it other than the room being spacious for the price and being within walking distance of the station. If I was going to stay here, I should have stayed at a hotel closer to the station.