Ascott Marunouchi Tokyo

It was the Japanese New Year, and the hotel was unusually quiet. Except for the Emperor's audience on January 2, it was orderly and a little more popular. The hotel has one bedroom, one living room and two bathrooms, with complete kitchen equipment: microwave oven, dishwasher, refrigerator, kitchenware, four-burner induction cooker, washing machine with drying, everything is extremely clean, the tableware is brand new, and it is very safe to use. The housekeeping staff I met twice were women who married to Japan from my motherland. They communicated very cordially in Mandarin. At the same time, there were Southeast Asians as cleaning assistants to tidy up the room. There were three unsatisfactory moments: I found that the door was not closed after I came back, and I pushed the door in thinking I had walked into the wrong room; Southeast Asians have a strong body odor, commonly known as body odor, and those who know it know that cleaning in a closed room should be taken seriously by the hotel management; on the last day of check-out, members can delay until 3 pm. This matter has been confirmed twice with the front desk and is known. At 9:30 in the morning, my family was awakened by the phone in the guest room. A man with a Southeast Asian accent told us again that we could delay check-out~ I was speechless. I was awakened after a good sleep during the New Year.

A must-stay in Tokyo The room is big and clean The location is very convenient The most important thing is that the staff are very professional and have no problem communicating in English