Advantages:
1. The room was extremely clean. Every time I threw away trash in the common area bins, it was immediately taken out. No matter how many hours passed, the trash bags were replaced. The floors were also very clean and comfortable to walk on.
2. It's very close to Narita Station, a five-minute walk, making transportation convenient. There are many good restaurants on the surrounding street. It's also a lively area.
3. The staff were friendly.
Disadvantages:
1. For bookings made in China, you must use a Google email address; absolutely no Chinese email addresses, such as QQ email addresses. This hotel requires self-service check-in. You need to click the link in the email sent by the hotel, fill in the relevant information, and the hotel will then send the room number and password to your personal email address. My QQ email blocked links, so I could open the email but couldn't click the link, preventing me from completing check-in. Also, Japanese people are quite rigid. I later added them on Line using other methods and sent them my passport information for confirmation. They refused to send the room number and password on Line and insisted on sending me an email. I couldn't receive the email. I finally received the email in my Google email address. If you don't receive the email, even if the hotel owner stands in front of you and you show them your passport, you still can't check in. That's the rigidity of the Japanese.
You need to complete the relevant check-in information via the link before checking in.
2. This hotel, if you only rent one bed, is mixed-gender. A previous review misled me into thinking there were separate male and female areas. Actually, if you only rent one bed, you don't know whether your roommate is male or female.
3. The shower area is really small. I don't have claustrophobia, but when showering, because it's so small, I felt like I couldn't breathe. The space is small, and once the door is closed, there's hardly any air.
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