Warabi Hotels with Wi-Fi

The bed creaks when you sit down. The room is very small. You can only open a big suitcase across the aisle and then you can't walk. It was 3pm when we arrived at the hotel. Even if the room was cleaned, you would not be allowed to check in. You have to check in at 4pm. A short-haired female staff at the hotel front desk mentioned the three words ”Chinese” in Japanese to the male staff next to her when checking me in. Why do you have to mention nationality when checking in? It's not right. I had already communicated with her when I arrived at the hotel at 3pm. I said I don't know Japanese and can only communicate in English. The attitude is quite bad. Because I came to Tokyo for a layover and to see a friend, my friend happened to live nearby, so I booked this hotel. I won't stay there next time.

As in the preliminary survey, was it really a business hotel in the 1940s? However, the room where you can take off your shoes was comfortable. The location of the outlet was easy to understand and it was not inconvenient. The correspondence at the front desk was also good. At the event at the Super Arena, there was no vacancy around Saitama City, but I was able to find this hotel and was saved. In detail, the hair dryer was chachi, so it took time to dry it and it was hard. Long hair people may have a hard time.