Tokyo East Side Hotel Kaie

The main point: The room was infested with bugs. When I went to the bathroom, a bug darted out, terrifying me. I was so shocked that I ended up with rashes and itching all over my body after a night's sleep. First, the room is near the subway station, which is convenient for those traveling with large luggage. Secondly, the hotel is superficial. The room is large, but the cleanliness is questionable. The price is high for such a remote location, and the service is lacking. In over ten days in Japan, this was arguably the worst hotel I stayed in. Any hotel with Japanese-style service is a comfort. The front desk staff at this hotel are elderly men, some Indian, some from unknown regions. They don't greet or ask how they are. Even when checking you in, they don't even say "hello," like a robot. Once again, Ctrip is promoting this hotel, so everyone should be wary. It seems like a collusion between two people: I booked a twin room, and when I checked in, I was told the room was only for one person and that additional guests would have to pay because Japan charges per person, which is a different policy. Oh my! If it were my first time here, I'd have believed them, but I'd already been there for over ten days and this was my last hotel to stay in. They told me a twin room was only for one person, but I booked for two, but when I checked in, it only said one. So why two beds? Even more outrageous, they had three sets of amenities in the room. Just because the check-in person jokingly said I didn't speak English or Japanese, they started thinking they were ripping me off? So, it seems like Ctrip and the hotel are colluding, trying to rip off anyone they can. Everyone, be careful when traveling. I use Ctrip in China, but rarely abroad. It was recommended by a traveler, and I only used it once, and I didn't expect to be ripped off. Thankfully, I travel frequently, otherwise I'd be ripped off in the middle of the night on a foreign street.