City Inn Nishi Tanabe

I followed the map and finally found it after searching for more than half an hour. The service staff was quite enthusiastic. When I entered the room, the light was very dim. The small table lamp on the table could not be turned on, so I looked for the switch. As a result, there was a tangled mess of twine underneath and I was afraid to touch it. The bedroom light could not be turned on either. There was a lot of dust on the table. In the dim light, I saw stains and hair on the bed. I wanted to leave, but I was too tired and it was windy outside and I couldn't walk. I went to the bathroom and saw that the toilet was very old and simple. It was not an automatic toilet. The bathtub was very old and there were short hairs in it. This was the worst experience I had in many visits to Japan. I wrote it down for everyone to consider. I hope the boss will pay attention to it. The next morning, it was bread slices and boiled eggs, some cold drinks from the refrigeration machine and coffee.

It was not a bad hotel for a cheap price. In particular, the boss was very kind, so I was able to start feeling good from the first day of entry. Although it was small, it was better to have a separate toilet in the bathtub. Also, it's right near the station, so it's easy to get to, so I'm more satisfied!