Kangaroo Hotel

The price is pretty good for Tokyo. It's great to have a supermarket nearby. It's a little far from the subway station, so it's more convenient to take the bus. The mattress in the room I stayed in was very unstable, so you can't sleep on the edge. I accidentally fell off the bed one morning. There was a handle on the wall for some reason, so the mattress couldn't get close to the wall, but it was really okay. The room uses a key system, which I think is good, so that the refrigerator will not be cut off when the room card is not used. Finally, I think the location of the socket is a bit bad, and the table in the room is a bit small. There is no chair and you can only sit on the bed, but for the cheap price to survive in Tokyo, all this is okay.

The hotel pleasantly surprised us: it is located close to transport hubs and stops, the room is quiet, the staff is not intrusive (the latter is especially nice 😊). The rooms are small, but you don't need more for relaxation. The room has towels, a hair dryer and, most importantly, air conditioning! We definitely recommend visiting for a short trip 🌸

Facilities: Very old, the toilet on the third floor has a mixture of fermented feces and urine smell; Hygiene: The hygiene situation is very worrying, and you may get a respiratory infection if you stay for one more day; Environment: The air conditioner blows out substances similar to volcanic ash, which is very strange, and the table is full of black dust; Service: The store's service attitude is good, but on the first day, because I encountered a dusty room, I was only given a room change on the second day instead of a refund for the next few days. Summary: It's worse than the slums I lived in in Egypt. If you want a good travel experience, it's best not to live here.