The hotel was at the very end of a row of apartment buildings, about a 10-minute walk from the bus stop. It was hot in August, but it was just about a manageable walking distance.
When I made the reservation, I received a message asking me to pre-register for self check-in at the kiosk. I did so, and upon arrival, I scanned the barcode at the kiosk to check in. However, I couldn't proceed without paying a deposit, so I paid it. A room key was issued, but since the room number wasn't specified, a staff member came over and assisted me at the counter. They seemed surprised, asking, 'You paid a deposit?!' and repeatedly assured me they would refund it, which I found a bit strange since I assumed deposits were returned if there were no issues. All the staff members were very polite, and their English was easy to understand.
My hairdryer in the room stopped working, so I called the front desk, and they brought a new one right away.
There are no amenities like water, toothbrushes, or shampoo, so you need to bring your own. Despite the very low price, I felt completely at ease staying at this hotel, so I thought it was perfectly fine.
I usually stay at hotels near the airport, but due to a big concert, they were very expensive. So, I opted for this hotel, which is about a 40-minute bus ride from the airport. I had plenty of time, and the bus was convenient as it was a direct route with no transfers. However, it's important to note that the A32 bus only runs once an hour. The E32 also goes directly to the airport, though it takes a bit longer.
There was an emergency guide in Japanese, which I found a bit amusing.
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