Hotels Near Kokuryocho 3-chome Park in Chofu

It was a stay for the examination. It is arriving at the exit of ITO Yokado side of Musashi Sakai Station and not walking 1 minutes to the left. However, there are spa, celery shops, convenience stores and bakery between the ticket gate of the station and the hotel. Even if you forget something, there is Ito Yokado, so you can usually raise what you think you were in trouble at the hotel. There is also a food court in the basement and I think it can be used to finish the meal quickly. From the room, I saw a bus stop, and the special bus of the University stopped at Musashi Sakai station, so I left the hotel window to see the people starting to line up on the special bus. There were also desks, air cleaners, pants pressers, which were sufficient for work and learning. I was sorry that there was no coffee, but I bought it at the cafe adjacent to the cafe and drank delicious coffee, and I thought this was good. I wonder if there was no charger. Dryer is no problem. Also, because of the stay at the examination, I was able to add a message to the rhythm ２ kit cut 4 cherry blossoms 2 cherry blossoms (water ２ books). Although it is a business hotel, I was surprised at the very warm response. The front desk was very kind. On this day, it seemed that not only the university entrance examination but also the junior high school entrance examination stayed, and the price was usually higher than 々. When I made a reservation, I felt that the business was a little high at 19,000 yen, but for those without land insights, I thought it was good to stay here for the security of transportation, the convenient environment and the correspondence of the hotel 々. ※ There was a paper about the noise in the construction of the station for a while, but I don't know if it was because it was on the ITO Yokado side, but I didn't care at all.

The rating of location depends on what you wanna see when you stay in Japan. If you wanna stay in a place that is not crowded, noisy and having a bit good view. I think you gotta love this one. It will be a bit far away from the city center of Tokyo. But all the things in here are really good, the staff are super friendly and the room is comfortable. Moreover, you don't have to worry about the difficulty of buying stuff, as there is a supermarket in front of the hotel. I really recommend you to stay in here for a night if you have a spare day or you are disappointed with Tokyo. This may really change your view. Don't just stay in the city centre.

Kichijoji is where I used to live and where I usually stay when I come to see friends from the countryside, where I retired as a senior citizen. There are stylish small windows lined up on the other side of the atrium outside the window, and I like that it somehow resembles a Scandinavian hotel, but not an American one. It's also great that there is ”Aburi-dokoro Musashi”, which is famous for its fish board paintings, in the neighborhood. Christmas is almost here! Happy new year everyone!

I found Wild Cherry Blossom Hostel's remote work plan in search of a space where I can telework without getting on a crowded train outside my home. Despite the Sunday of the day before, the reservation was completed by phone with polite response. It was my first time to use it, but the facility was new, the infection control was perfect, the WiFi network was fast (over 300Mbps both up and down), and the lounge was equipped with a kitchenette and could eat and drink. , Not only are the facilities substantial, such as the use of showers, but the staff 々 are also friendly and comfortable teleworking environment, and work is more efficient than teleworking at home, which tends to be interrupted. Proceed I was able to do it. I took a walk nearby during the lunch break, but I was able to refresh myself by taking a shower and then going to work in the afternoon. I thought that if I could rent an extended display with this, I could use it more, so I gave feedback to the staff. Highly recommended for those who want to telework outside their home. (Especially those who live along the Chuo Line) I didn't stay this time, but I understand LGBT, there is a prayer room, and there seems to be some English-speaking staff. I felt that preparations for customers from abroad were perfect.

I stayed because there was a live performance this time. The staff 々 was very polite customer service ^^ The good thing about Richmond is that it has amenities. I received a bath salt this time as well, soaked in the bath slowly and rested. Although the room was single, the table was large, and there was a round table and chairs, so it was very convenient to leave luggage. However, the air conditioner was old or not working well, and it was hot and I woke up many times at night. And I was a little worried about the smell of the room. When I came back to the room every time, the indescribable smell was amazing. (If you get used to it when you enter the room, you won't mind.) The building was old, but I had the impression that it was very clean.

My friend recommended me this hotel. Room is small, but location is convenient. Airport limousine stop right in front of this hotel The hotel has 2 microwave ovens in a common area to heat up your food. Right below the hotel, there is a family mart, and some restaurants. There is a bus service to shinjuku if you do not want to walk. The lotion and face cream are at the lobby if you need them 2 bottles of mineral water will be given daily. If you join as hotel member, you get to extend your check out time.

The cooling/heating in the room is not very controlled, and there is a smell in the corridor of the room. However, it is in an excellent location. There are everything around, including convenience stores, supermarkets, restaurants, department stores, stations...there are many parking lots around. There are hotels, but they can only park small cars. If given the chance, I would still choose this hotel.

The Court Hotel has a nice looking lobby and great staff. That is about it. The rooms are you typical Japanese business hotel however they haven't been updated since the 1980's. The hotel rooms are old and tired. The air conditioning isn't really good. The bathrooms are small and the showers are not that good. The only good thing is that it is close to the train station and Yokohama Stadium. It's about a 5 min walk to both. There plenty of restaurants and coffee shops nearby including a number of 7-11's and Family Marts.

A few minutes walk from Kita Asaka station and Asakadai station. There are also restaurants that support take-out such as Matsuya, Matsunoya and McDonald's. There is also a family restaurant under the hotel. I think the room and service are usually good. It was a room on the Musashino line side. Even in the middle of the night, the freight train runs, so I can hear a little sound. On weekdays, during the morning rush hour, you can hear a little announcement on the microphone in the station premises in the room, so if you are sensitive to such a little sound, the room on the Musashino line may be difficult.

Libmax needs to be careful because there is a new building and an old hotel rebrand, but this is a new building and safe. However, if it was in the center of the city, it was uncomfortable in the dark room on the lower floor in contact with the condominium next door. I don't know if I come to such a suburb and see this. At least I wanted to have a high floor, but most of the high floors were smoking floors. Because the room was hot, if the air conditioner was strong, the air conditioner was shaking with the sound. I was weakened immediately by the vibration that seems to fall now. The bathroom amenities are substantial, but the bathtub is really narrow and I want a little more room in the bathroom itself. Even so, Mr. ribmax is good at business, and if the vacancy is outstanding for a week, the system is to lower the price with don and take the cancellation fee from 5 days ago. It's a good price to grasp this timing. Breakfast is great. The staff is also.