Waseidou Zen

The location is relatively hidden, but those who like quiet will be delighted. It is not very friendly to those with large suitcases because they have to climb the stairs. There is a winding courtyard at the entrance, which makes people relax. The hotel is located next to the hot spring temple. My room is on the underground first floor. The weather is very cold, the corridor is not warm enough, and the heating system of the room is also generally expected to be upgraded. There is a very loud and low-powered heater and a stove for heating. The bathroom is particularly cold because it cannot be heated. The design and hardware materials of the bathroom are simple, generous and upscale. The room is a classic tatami, which is OK for two people to sleep. It’s just that the public area of ​​the room is a little narrow and the suitcases are just full when spread out. The rooms in Japan are not big, so you need to get used to it. I forgot whether the receptionist was from Fujian or Taiwan. The service was super good and considerate. She spoke softly and gave the most pleasant enjoyment to the whole journey. She would give a lot of travel suggestions and answer every question. It is not an exaggeration to say that this store has a soul because of this lady.

Who knows who lives there? It scares people to death. It focuses on a Chinese to deceive the Chinese. The worst hotel in my 23-day trip to Kansai. Let's put it this way. To put it bluntly, the room is a basement. No matter what the terrain is, it is a basement. The air conditioner makes abnormal noise. The bathroom and bathroom in the room are freezing to death. The sink doesn't even have hot water The entrance is also weird and the location is hard to find. Those dragging boxes must be careful. This is my personal experience.