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・There were fruit flies in the drain of the bathroom, which I got rid of by washing them away with the shower, but they were there again when I returned to the inn the next morning or night. ・There was a wet face towel lying around next to the stove in the kitchen, probably because someone forgot to remove it when cleaning. ・There was a half-empty can of chuhai lying around on the floor next to the bed. Other than that, there were no problems, and it was an old-fashioned one-room apartment with two beds, a TV, a zaisu sofa (not very clean, out of shape, a bit of dirt on it), a refrigerator, a closet (with hangers), a washing machine, a stove, some dishes and cooking utensils, a clean sponge and dishwashing detergent, hand soap, shampoo, conditioner, body soap, a vacuum cleaner, a Quickle wiper, a clothespin hanger, a hair dryer, and for some reason there were only three bath towels and one face towel for two people staying for two nights...it would have been better if there were two of each. There were two bath mats. The bedding was clean. There was no strange smell from the air conditioner. That's about it. Anyway, it would be more comfortable if the room was cleaned properly. If the deformed sofa was gone, I could put my luggage there... If they could just improve that, I think a lot of Japanese people would find it comfortable to stay. The location is good. It's close to the station, right in front of a convenience store, and there are plenty of restaurants within walking distance. I had trouble unlocking the door when I checked in, so I inquired about it, but the person on the phone was very friendly and I was able to check in without any problems. This kind of response is important for hotels that don't have a front desk, and I felt at ease in that regard with this hotel!

Small but complete. Very good location, very close to Kuromon Market. Excellent service.

The location is easy to find, right inside the Kuromon Market. The environment is okay. The hotel is clean and convenient for eating. You can eat downstairs. I will stay here again next time I go to Japan!

Personally, it felt like an old Japanese apartment with an ordinary entrance, but the bathroom was re-installed with silicone and everything was neatly organized, so I had a good rest with two friends during my trip without any inconvenience.

The refrigerator is very noisy! You need to bring earplugs. There is a convenience store downstairs. It is ok to walk to Nipponbashi and Namba.