2-Star Hotels in Fujimi

It is a local resident who lives where I went to multiple stations. We use day youth several times to study for qualification examinations. 9:00 〜 17:00, 3,500 yen. About 440 yen per hour. There is also a cowarkin space if you go to several stations, but I think the unit price is cheaper per hour compared to that. The room and floor were clean and I wanted to quit smoking, but I didn't smell cigarettes from the elevator. The hardness of the bed mat was comfortable, the pillow was not urethane, but the hardness of the back table was different. The bathrobe is waffle material. Is it better if the slippers are disposable? The slippers are made of vinyl. The bath towel, face towel, is not fukafka, but it is not hard and does not expect fukafka, so it is a good feeling. I'm a long hair, but I'm grateful that the face towel is the size of the hair ＆ soft. The toothbrush grip is easy to hold. The window is larger than the business hotel in the city center, and the lighting in the daytime is good, but depending on the direction of the desk, it is better to bring a standlight to study. The tea in the room is green tea (tea bag 1), but hot water comes out of the free coffee server on the first floor, and tea and green tea tea bags are also placed. The coffee server also seems to be instant. You can get 2 sweet bread at check-in. There is a feeling of fullness of about 1 onigiri in 1 piece. The size of the desk is enough to carry a large notebook PC. Is it about the space of one of the desks for studying in the library? In the city center hotel, even in the city hotel, the size of the desk is difficult to study, so I think it is a big one for the hotel. It may be small for people who spread a lot of materials. If you are a business user and are in a 30-minute location to Ikebukuro, I think the accommodation is not bad. There are supermarkets around the station that can buy clothes, and there are convenience stores, family restaurants and 1,000 yen cut shops. The hospitality of the employee can be heard in private, but the customer service itself is a good feeling.