Section L Hatchobori

The apartment is located in a residential area, so you can feel the daily life of the locals. There are many subway lines nearby, especially a direct trip to Disneyland, and it is also close to the hotel. The hotel has a front desk at fixed times, but it is completely self-service at other times. The advantage is that you have your own kitchenware and can buy vegetables and cook them yourself. We were busy and didn't have time to cook them ourselves. There is also a fully automatic washing machine, which is very convenient to use. There is a large supermarket downstairs of the hotel, which is very convenient to buy some things, especially breakfast.

A family of four, two adults and two children, two single beds and a bunk bed. Dining table, refrigerator, oven, microwave, tableware, induction cooker, washing machine are all available. Except for the small toilet, everything else is ok. You need to clean and take out the trash by yourself. Room service is charged separately

There are two 1.2 single beds, and a set of high and low beds, which is very suitable for a family of four. Pots, pans, ovens, refrigerators, microwaves, and induction cookers are all available. You can buy vegetables, sausages, fresh fish, etc. for breakfast in the supermarket near the hotel. There are also ramen restaurants, izakayas, etc. nearby. It is about a little more than a kilometer away from the Ginza Shopping Center, which is very convenient. The service is basically self-service, and there is an additional charge for cleaning in the middle. Of course, it is very convenient to maintain it by yourself. The girl and the guy at the front desk are all English-speaking, very American-style pronunciation, and very polite. If you want to experience Japanese home life, it is very suitable for a family of four to live in this hotel.

It's worth walking Farther than you think Located in a remote place