Hotel Gaden

I booked it because it was the most comfortable, discounted, and had the best conditions among the accommodations I was planning to go to, including distance from the station, free parking, OTT, and double bed with free cancellation. The room was spacious and brighter than I thought (since many reviews said it was dark), so I really liked the condition. Unlike hotels where amenities are a set for one person, the common detergent and the rest are purchased at the front desk for a fee, so it didn't feel luxurious, but the bathroom was clean and the overall interior was not too excessive, which was nice. The air conditioning worked well, but the heating didn't seem to work well, so it was a bit cold at night. I asked them not to give me the last room, but it was a pity that it was the last room. It was still a high floor. It was just a small city view, but it's better than being blocked? But I don't know why there was a laptop. The internet connection was not good and it was so slow that I couldn't even do basic tasks. The staff were kind and when I called the number listed when they weren't there, they answered in a flash. The check-in and check-out times were reasonable, which was nice. Ah. This may be inevitable, but the fridge is too narrow… The compartments on the door overlap each other, so there’s no room to put anything else in. It would also be nice to have multiple lights so you can control them in various ways.

The room was clean and the service attitude was OK, but the isolation mat under the bed sheet was too uncomfortable. I slept on a quilt. I have stayed in so many hotels, but this is the first time I have seen such an isolation mat in a hotel.

I ended up staying here again for a business trip. First of all, it is clean and has convenient parking. It is not just a hotel in name, but it really feels like a hotel.