the b suidobashi

호텔 위치도 스이도바시 역에서 5분거리고 바로 옆에 도쿄돔이 있어서 관광목적으로 가도 좋은 위치임 주로 아키하바라랑 시부야 왔다갔다 했는데도 적당한 거리였음 지하에 온천 있는데 온천도 생각보다 좋았음

The hotel can check in one hour in advance, and a fee of 1,200 yen (tax included) will be charged; luggage can be stored; the room is relatively small and crowded, especially the bathroom. A plump girl will be a little unable to turn around, and bathing will be a bit cramped; There are disposable towels available, the shampoo, conditioner and shower gel smell good, and the hair dryer is a little weak. Hotel B1 has a hot spring bath (I didn’t try it because I was on my period, so I won’t comment)

theb hotel has always been a cost-effective choice, and the rooms are relatively uniform and ok to live in. Let's talk about the advantages first. The service is very good, the supplies are very complete, including makeup remover and lotion, etc., and the free coffee, tea, ice cream are all very good. The hot spring facilities downstairs are also great, super value! It's just that the peak period is close to 11-12 o'clock, there are many people, and you have to queue for the shower. The only nearby attractions are the Dome and the University of Tokyo, which is not a core tourist area, and the environment is relatively quiet. Let's talk about the shortcomings. The breakfast is very bad. The paid breakfast is actually a set meal. For boys, it is completely not enough to eat (see picture), which is equivalent to eating lonely. It would be more satisfying to order breakfast here instead of going to the cafe to eat by yourself. This is obviously a bit of a pit. Then there is a leak in the window of the room. In the winter, the window book is close to the bed, and you can clearly feel the cold wind blowing in. In the end, I had to use towels and pillows to block the window as much as possible to sleep, so it is not recommended to live there in the cold weather. It's a bit painful. There is also a very low sofa in the room, which is basically unusable at ordinary times. You can't stand up after sitting down. You can only sit on the bed and the only chair. Finally, the transportation is a bit inconvenient. It takes about 300 meters to walk to Suidobashi subway station, and 550 meters to Hongo-Sanchome subway station. It is really a bit tiring. In addition, Suidobashi subway is a Toei subway, and the tickets are not compatible with many other subway lines. You have to go out of the station to transfer, which means you have to buy 2 subway tickets for transfer. The JR line of Suidobashi is not the Yamanote Line, so you have to go to Shinjuku to transfer at various major stations, which is not very convenient.