Jesly Villa Tokyo

The boss is very nice. He has limited communication and can write Chinese on paper. The door of the room is narrow. The interior of the hotel is clean. It feels safe to stay because I need to park for a self-driving tour. There are two free parking spaces at the door. The location is quiet and far away from the hustle and bustle. However, there will be animal noises in the morning.

I thought it was a Malaysian auberge, but the rooms and amenities were not cheap at all, and I thought it was a good value for money accommodation. The food was delicious, of course! I was full at dinner, so I was disappointed that I couldn't eat the satay I wanted to order, but I would like to visit again and try the laksa and other dishes.

The entrance lobby, corridors, guest rooms, restaurants, etc. were all clean and comfortable. Personally, I used to go to Malaysia (Borneo), so I thought it wasn't the Malaysian food I was used to. I had nasi lemak for breakfast, and it was quite elegant, and it felt like a 5-star celebrity chef's dish. I wanted Tetari to demonstrate if possible. I would like to have dinner next time! I would definitely like to stay again.

In the Kisarazu area, I was looking for a pool and hot spring at a famous hotel. I think the result was the correct answer. However, I was a little worried about staying with my family (2 adults and 2 children) because the name of the hotel was very strange and it was said to be an "unusual hotel", but it was a needless worry. The hotel itself looks like a renovated housing complex, but you can easily spot it because of the glaring illumination on the outside. Above all, it is close to the IC and outlets. Great location. Although the front desk was small in the hotel, all the staff were very kind, so I was kept waiting for a while, but I didn't mind at all. The rooms are not necessarily large, but they are just the right size. Above all, it's clean, and as mentioned above, it looks like a renovated apartment complex, so I was worried about sound leakage, but I couldn't hear anything, and my mother, who was staying with me, was impressed. There was also a small "graffiti corner" at the front desk, where the children enjoyed playing over and over again. And above all, what I thought was unique and comfortable was that it was full of the vibes of overseas guest houses that I used to go to when I was young. But it's not always appropriate. Rather, it is full of hospitality as a "hotel". To exaggerate, you can enjoy the feeling of traveling abroad while staying in Japan. The Malaysian cuisine for breakfast was also fun because it felt like traveling abroad. On the way back, I was deeply moved by the hospitality of the staff who went outside the entrance and waved to me. I recommend it whether you are alone or with your family.

The staff were very kind and friendly. The food in the restaurant was also very delicious.