Toyota Parkside Hotel Reviews

I'm from the area, but I couldn't stay at my parents' house, so I booked a hotel with a discount. This is a small business hotel that has been around since I was a student over 30 years ago. Since it was a weekday, I was able to use the free parking for 4 cars. When I went to sleep, it was noisy even with the ventilation fan, air conditioner, and refrigerator turned off, so I ate some Furaibo chicken wings and got drunk and somehow managed to sleep with my head against the window. While many hotels sell Shimo○s and Air○s, Toyota beds are a no-no. The small toilet seat is hard to get in the front, and the bathtub is old-fashioned. The 300 yen coin laundry is cheap, but there is black mold on the walls. The air conditioning has three temperature settings and no temperature settings. But the laundry dried well. The DHC amenities were good. I think it's okay to enjoy inconvenience like camping. I boiled natural water I bought at the station and enjoyed tea, and used a nearby coffee shop in the morning.