I travel at least eight or ten times a year, and the hotel I stayed in this time was the worst ever. I don't comment easily. The toilet seat is placed on the toilet and is not fixed. You have to be very careful when sitting, otherwise it will fall down. The toilet seat often falls and hits your back. The alarm clock should have been set by the previous guest. The time was very early, and the hotel did not cancel the alarm clock setting. As a result, it rang before dawn and woke me up. I am used to setting alarms on my mobile phone and I don't check the hotel alarm clock at all. In the morning, the hotel staff called the room again to ask if I needed to clean up. I didn't get up at that time, and I was woken up by the phone for the second time. There was no do not disturb sign to put at the door. The WiFi was very weak and the speed was very slow. I couldn't stand it anymore, so I asked the front desk. They gave me an extra device to make it work. The quilt was sewn together with something like curtain cloth, and it was very hard. What's even more outrageous is that you have to hand over your keys to the hotel for safekeeping when you go out. I asked the front desk, and they said they were worried that the guests would lose them. I said that if the key was lost, I would compensate you, but the front desk forced me to hand over the key. I had a lot of valuables in the room, including 1.7 million yen in cash, three Apple phones [my partner and I have a total of 5 phones. We went out to eat and each brought one, leaving 3 phones] and a DJI 5 sports camera. This weird rule made me very uneasy. I thought this was not Japan. They don't respect guests so much.
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