RAKUJYUKU　DAIKOKU

It's an unmanned hotel, and the balcony is a bonus. Everything went smoothly during check-in. The room is well soundproofed, with no other noise except for the sound of doors opening and closing in other rooms during the day and sports cars driving at night. One night, I heard what sounded like water coming from the bathroom, but my companions had already fallen asleep. Could room 1403 be an accident room?

The room is quite big, bigger than the double room in an ordinary hotel, and there is no problem for two people to live in it. The sanitation is quite clean. Living on the 14th floor corridor, you can see the Tsutenkaku, the view is good. I will consider it next time

Very good, easy to find, safe, but the merchant is a little slow to respond, but everything else must be praised! Convenient transportation, 200 meters away is Daikokucho Exit 4

The bed and pillow are quite old. The kitchen stove is not sanitary and there is a lot of dust. I dare not use it until it is cleaned. The view from the high floor is very good. The front door overlooks Tsutenkaku. The terrace can see the Kizu Market. The sashimi is fresh and the price is cheaper than the Kuromon Market. The hotel is slow to respond. There is a luggage locker that charges ¥800, which can only be paid by coins. You can put your luggage in the room for free in advance. Unfortunately, I didn't check the email due to the slow response. 2400 yen was wasted 😅. The location is near the new subway and convenient. The price is affordable. A family of 3 stayed for 3 nights for 1600 Hong Kong dollars. The price-performance ratio is acceptable. Check-out is relatively early at 10 o'clock.

The hotel is quite good, relatively quiet, and has a balcony. It is very close to Daikokucho subway station, where you can hang clothes. The overall cost-effectiveness is very high, and it is a good B&B.

The hotel is large and well-equipped. The location is also very good. It is close to the subway station and there are also good food around.