Q4 Hotel and Hostel

The basement is not very good, it needs to be clean, the kitchen is nice, everyone can eat and chat, I will stay here next time

There is no problem with cleanliness. However, the facilities in the bedrooms and the service provided by the staff are minimal, so you need to get used to it to stay comfortably. However, it is reasonable compared to the local market, so I think it is ideal for travelers who are price-conscious but don't want to get a bad experience. However, there are no curtains or partitions on the beds, and you can't even hang your towel on the top bunk. The beds are pipe beds, so even if you turn over a little, the vibrations will be transmitted to the person below (and vice versa), so I think you need talent and experience to get a good night's sleep. The mattress is firm and the size is acceptable. I am 185 cm tall, but I was able to stretch my legs out and sleep. Newer and more comfortable-looking dormitories in New York are much more expensive than this one, so I am grateful that they offered an option at this price (10,000 yen per night in Japanese yen) with acceptable simplicity. Thank you very much.

I think it's great. It's also useful in the refrigerator, kitchen, etc.