Hotel Ichimatsu

To catch a show, I chose a hotel closest to the Lala Arena. The overall décor was quite cozy. The receptionist who greeted me was an elderly lady who spoke slowly but patiently. If you had checked in before check-in, she would bring your luggage directly to your room. The room interior was traditionally small and Japanese-style, but a 26-inch suitcase could be fully expanded, so the room didn't feel too small. It's important to note that after checking in, you need to return your key to the front desk whenever you leave. The front desk is apparently staffed 24 hours a day, as I saw an elderly gentleman there late at night. I took a 30-second video of the room upon check-in and edited it for your reference. Although I only stayed for one night, I had a very good impression of the place.

The breakfast was delicious. The front desk staff and the people who prepared the meals were very kind and friendly. However, it was night and I was worried about whether I would be able to walk there or not as it took quite a while from the station.

It was a very pleasant stay. The staff were friendly and polite. I felt at home. I would like to stay here again when I go to Chiba next time. Open the curtains in the room in the morning and enjoy the sunshine. This is an old-style hotel, and you hand over the keys to the front desk before leaving.