Business Hotel Akayane

1. It’s just across the road from Songshan Station. If you just want to travel conveniently, this is the best and most cost-effective hotel. 2. The front desk is not open 24 hours a day, so pay attention to the time.

I was grateful to be able to stay cheaply near the station. The room had been renovated, so the wallpaper, curtains, and bed were clean, and the windows were double-glazed, so I was very comfortable. The toilet had a washlet and a refrigerator, and hangers and toothbrushes were provided in abundance. It was stated that I would be wearing pajamas, not yukata, so I didn't bring anything special, but it was a one-piece with buttons in the front, so I should have brought pants to wear underneath. There was a folding (simple) mirror on the bathroom sink and TV stand. If multiple people are getting ready at the same time, I think it's a good idea to bring a large one that can stand on its own. The key is not a card type but a "key", but it is an auto-lock. I was told that I was responsible for my own belongings until I checked out, so I was free to go out and eat at my leisure. Free drinks (tea and coffee) were provided around the front desk. There are also vending machines.

The hygiene situation is a bit poor for a Japanese hotel, there is a lot of dust and dander on the floor. The pillowcases are not that white and clean either. Luggage can be stored, but when I went to pick it up, the service attitude of the old man at the front desk was a bit poor.

I always stay here, but this time I stayed in a Japanese-style room. I had no particular problems with the Japanese-style room. The train noise was a bit annoying in the morning, but otherwise it was fine.

The room was cozy and the location was good, so I had a comfortable stay. The staff was friendly when checking in. However, there are not many restaurants around.