The Atara

The furniture is a bit tired, but not bad for a 3-star. The area is odd, not for tourists.

I was satisfied with the cleanliness and all the amenities. It's a 15-minute walk from the subway station. The only drawback is that there are no restaurants nearby. There is also a shopping mall nearby.

This is a hotel where Japanese people can stay without any problems. While there are some signs of wear and tear in the rooms if you look closely, there are generally no issues. Breakfast is rather meager. There are many shopping malls nearby, but they are too local and finding food might be difficult. Breakfast is rather meager. There is no noise from outside at night, but a group of people were making noise inside the hotel until around 3 AM, and due to the hotel's design, their voices echoed throughout all the rooms, which was a bit bothersome. At check-in, I was assigned a different room, and later moved to my original room. Also, although Trip.com stated check-out was before 12:00, I was almost kicked out when I checked out at 11:00. They said "11:00 is before 12:00," so I argued "11:59 is before 12:00" and was allowed to stay until before 12:00. The airport is about a 30-minute drive away.