Hotel Suntargas Otsuka

Conveniently located near the station, with supermarkets and convenience stores. The room is small, so there is no writing desk or refrigerator. There is a small foldable table and chairs, so you can eat there. There is free Wi-Fi, but it may be difficult to work on the computer. In winter, there is no problem even if you don't have a refrigerator. A kettle can be rented at the front desk. (There are no mugs in the room) I made the reservation after reading the reviews, so I have no complaints.

I used it for the first time. First of all, I think the location is very good. 4-5 minutes walk from the station. There is a supermarket near the hotel (there is also a Daiso on the second floor), a drug store and Family Mart within a 1-minute walk, and there are Origin Bento and several ramen shops nearby, so you won't have any trouble finding a meal. At first glance, there's an electronic bulletin board that makes you think it's a love hotel, but once you enter the entrance, it looks like a regular hotel. There are also vending machines and a work space before you go to the reception desk. Next, regarding the room, the single room is surprisingly small lol. I don't think it will be a problem for people who only use it for sleeping or people who don't mind living in small spaces, but it might not be a problem for people who are claustrophobic. If you sleep in the center of the bed, you won't be able to spread your arms out, and if you have a large carrier bag, you won't be able to spread them out. And the bed is low. It's below the knee. I thought it was just a shower because of the small size of the room, so I timidly opened the door, but it turned out to be a normal-sized unit bath (but there was no washlet) → I wish it had at least a washlet. . . Also, there is no closet-like area in the room, but you can hang 4 items on hangers. There is also no refrigerator. It may be unavoidable because there is not enough space to install both. However, although it is such a small room, there is an air conditioner installed, and although it is small, there is also a TV mounted on the wall. Probably, but the walls are quite thin, so you can make late phone calls through the pipe next door. Earphones are required for those watching videos on smartphones or tablets. I've written only the drawbacks, but you can go out 24 hours a day, and the staff are very courteous. There is a shared microwave and water server, as well as a coin laundry. It was cheap at about 5,200 yen per night through a reservation site, so it was quite comfortable compared to staying at a capsule hotel. I passed several other guests, but there were also several women who stopped by themselves. I'm glad if you can use it as a reference.