Hotels near Spot Park Amakubo, Tokyo

It was good that amenities were substantial. The price is cheap and the station is a little walk, but the road is not complicated. I want to use it again.

Libmax checks out at 10 o'clock, but it is attractive to be able to do it at 12 o'clock for 1000 yen. Location is bad far from the station, but anyway cheap!

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The hotel booked for the fire conference is in a good location and the service is very good. Although I don't know English, Japanese is not very understanding, communication is more troublesome, but I am still very patient to explain with a translator. The environment is also OK in Japanese hotels. The tram station is out and the second floor of the flyover can go directly to the lobby. Not very new but very comfortable

A few minutes down the east exit escalator in the north exit of Fuchu Station. There are restaurants around 々 colors. Convenience stores are also close. The building feels like a remodeling of an old condominium as there are other word of mouth. When I entered the hotel, I felt like an old good business hotel with a Showa feeling. The front desk feels good. The room is small but clean and I think it is a good hotel with a very good hospitality such as small duck ornaments in the bathroom. It was very good to greet the person who made the bed at check-out. Breakfast is served in front of the front desk with a few kinds of coffee or tea and bread and * you can eat in the room. Simple but free and sufficient. The view bath on the top floor cannot be said to be a view, but it is soaked slowly than the unit in the room. Thank you for checking in at 14 and checking out at 11. It was a hotel that felt hospitality.

There is a hotel entrance on the back side of Celeo through the ticket gate and it is quiet and good. I used it for the previous night with my mother's acupuncture treatment. The room and hotel life were comfortable. As for the meal, it is not inconvenient because it is near the station in the morning and night. I bought it in Queens Isetan over 1800 until the time I took the salad and the next day. I went to the fashionable cafe at Tokiwa Cape Roast House for a night walk. Morning is also in the hotel and there are 700 ～ cafe areas 々 in the morning. I was delicious with apple pie and cinnamon French bread in Andersen. The tongayado garden was near the hotel and I could glimpse the photos of the Mitsubishi zaibatsu's separate house and family on the premises. I thought I would visit again when I was in the autumn leaves with Miso Hagi tunnel, autumn flowers 々, waterfalls, ponds, bamboo forests, tea room observatory.　

I went to Tokyo Racecourse with a friend living in Fuchu for ２ day in a row. ２ I decided to stay at this hotel in front of Higashi Fuchu Station on Saturday night because it was Shindoi to go back and forth from home. The appearance, the building feels like a business hotel a long time ago. The rooms are quite nenki, but there is no problem because it is only sleeping. Heating cannot be adjusted only by switching ”HI / MID / LO”. I slept with ”LO” at night, but it was hot and dry, so I had a little trouble sleeping. I made a reservation with breakfast, so I went to the Chinese restaurant ”Maa Lu Wangdong (ﾏﾛｳﾄﾞ)” in the lobby on the ７ floor in the morning. Perhaps because of corona measures, everything except drinks was a set menu for Japanese breakfast. The taste is normal. It was a good hotel for the night before Fuchu horse racing.

The rating of location depends on what you wanna see when you stay in Japan. If you wanna stay in a place that is not crowded, noisy and having a bit good view. I think you gotta love this one. It will be a bit far away from the city center of Tokyo. But all the things in here are really good, the staff are super friendly and the room is comfortable. Moreover, you don't have to worry about the difficulty of buying stuff, as there is a supermarket in front of the hotel. I really recommend you to stay in here for a night if you have a spare day or you are disappointed with Tokyo. This may really change your view. Don't just stay in the city centre.

I found Wild Cherry Blossom Hostel's remote work plan in search of a space where I can telework without getting on a crowded train outside my home. Despite the Sunday of the day before, the reservation was completed by phone with polite response. It was my first time to use it, but the facility was new, the infection control was perfect, the WiFi network was fast (over 300Mbps both up and down), and the lounge was equipped with a kitchenette and could eat and drink. , Not only are the facilities substantial, such as the use of showers, but the staff 々 are also friendly and comfortable teleworking environment, and work is more efficient than teleworking at home, which tends to be interrupted. Proceed I was able to do it. I took a walk nearby during the lunch break, but I was able to refresh myself by taking a shower and then going to work in the afternoon. I thought that if I could rent an extended display with this, I could use it more, so I gave feedback to the staff. Highly recommended for those who want to telework outside their home. (Especially those who live along the Chuo Line) I didn't stay this time, but I understand LGBT, there is a prayer room, and there seems to be some English-speaking staff. I felt that preparations for customers from abroad were perfect.

The cooling/heating in the room is not very controlled, and there is a smell in the corridor of the room. However, it is in an excellent location. There are everything around, including convenience stores, supermarkets, restaurants, department stores, stations...there are many parking lots around. There are hotels, but they can only park small cars. If given the chance, I would still choose this hotel.