Kangaroo Hotel Side B Reviews

Awful just awful. Room stank so bad we had to keep the window open, which let in an even worse smell. On top of that the aircon was dripping water on to our bed and ended absolutely soaking my phone, there was no one on reception during normal hours of the day so we couldn’t change room. Strongly recommend never staying here ever

Facilities were not good. Shower had a 10 second timers on them, the toilets had no bidet or heated seats, the towels couldn't even cover my torso. The beds were ok, but below par. The service was fine, besides when trying to check-in. I had booked for 3 people, but when we arrived the concierge told me i had only booked for 2. After i showed him the confirmation email sent to me, he still wouldn't let us stay with three people. This was not the problem in itself, we were willing to pay for another guest as these things can happen with online bookings. However the concierge was rude and wouldn't try to understand or help us. He insisted that his english was good enough to understand us when i tried to translate the message we were trying to convey, he wasn't willing to read it or translate his Japanese, so we could understand him. After an hour of back and forth the problem was finally solved when he read the translation i handed him, stating that we would be ok to pay more, even though i paid for a booking of 3 people already.

excellent option to stay

I traveled alone and stayed at this hotel for 10 days. If you have severe mysophobia, it is not suitable. There is a small mold under the mattress, but there is a mattress cover on top and the sheets are actually quite clean. The other parts are great. There will be a hair dryer and towels, there is no access control, and you only need to put the key in the key box when checking out. No other procedures are required. I would definitely recommend it for a short stay. It is really comfortable. There is also a supermarket after entering the subway.

The room is very clean and has no peculiar smell. However, you can only check in after 4 o'clock. If you arrive early, there will be no one. There will be someone at the front desk around 10 o'clock in the morning, so you can check in, but you can't move in. You can only enter the room after 12 o'clock. There is no one at the front desk after 10 o'clock in the evening, and you need to bring the hotel key to enter and exit. But the price is really affordable. Although the room is not big, it is very clean. In principle, only one person can stay in a room, but two people can stay if you don't mind. The hotel's management on the number of people is not very strict. Moreover, although there is no private toilet, the public bathrooms are all independent single rooms, very clean, and there is no time limit, which is very convenient.

Cannot check in in advance. Even if you arrive early. The receptionist will come out to provide service at check-in time. There is no elevator. The room is suitable for single occupancy. Not recommended if staying with 2 people. The shower room is only on one floor. If used at the same time, you will have to wait for some time. Very far from the train station Can be reached by bus. The surrounding area is quite quiet.

Overall, everything is very good, in fact, there are only 2 small minuses. Very late check-in. From 16:00, it turns out that you pay not for one day, but for half. Well, I would like a kettle on the floor at least, or a cooler. One glass per room.

I will definitely come to this hotel when I come to this city. It is very clean.

I have never seen such a small room before) 5 square meters for two - it was impossible to spread out two suitcases - we played Tetris - we would either move the refrigerator or remove the futon from the floor to get dressed) but I won’t say that this is directly critical - this is Japanese reality . In general, everything was clean; for an additional fee you can use a washing machine. The walls are very thin, you could hear everyone talking in the corridor.

The geographical environment is okay. It is about ten minutes away from JR Minami-Senju Station. Overall it's OK but the equipment is a bit worn There is a refrigerator in the room, a TV and a hairdryer are provided, but the refrigerator is not very cold. . I bought an ice cream on the third night of my stay. It was too late when I got back and I put it in the refrigerator. Unfortunately, it was not frozen enough. When I took it back the next day, it had thawed and gone bad. . . Coin-operated washing machines and dryers feel shabby The rubber ring of the clothes dryer is very dusty. . A pair of trousers won't be completely dry for an hour. . . There are microwaves and electric kettles on each floor of public facilities. There are two benches, a microwave oven and a set of stereos underground.

It was fun with a dormitory feel

A lot of dust, dirty bathrooms, new accommodation, easy to travel, cheap parking, but walking a bit far Rarely have the staff pay attention to the guests who stay.

Much cleaner than expected Unfortunately, the location is a short distance from the nearest subway station Basically, I have to walk 800 meters back and forth every day. And the hotel is surrounded by what seems to be a slum in Tokyo There are basically no shops or places to go shopping. The nearest Asakusa also has to take a bus Girls have to decide for themselves This is a shared bathroom for men and women There are only two showers and a soaking tub, both unisex only toilet The toilet in the men's toilet has a strong odor. Minor disadvantages The size of the room is very suitable for a person traveling lightly It's hard for two people Overall, I still think it's a good deal.

Cheap and clean hotel