Tohokan

I'd like to make up for my stay in March. The front desk was staffed by an old lady who was very welcoming. After checking in, she would take you around to introduce restaurants and hot springs. She would also remind you to go see the winter fireworks during the time when you are in Lake Akan. She was very thoughtful. The room is in traditional Japanese style. The only drawback is that there is only one heater, which is not very warm. Of course, it may also be that I didn't find other heater switches. In short, why would you need a bicycle when you can find a hotel in Lake Akan that is so cheap, with good hygiene and room size?

The hotel is old and smelly, there are mosquitoes in the room, and the sound insulation in the room is very poor! The quilt is older than the quilt from the 1980s, and the heating equipment in the room also has a strong smell!

Hotel form The overall decoration is quite old and the lighting is dim And there are no lifts either, which is very inconvenient. The room quality is pretty good and the overall condition is quite hygienic. But the bathroom environment is quite ordinary. There is a rusty smell from the water level. But the location is good There is a convenience store downstairs and close to the bus station

Good, good, good