A PIN code was required to use the public bath. First, we had to check the TV screen in our room to find the PIN code. However, this was only written in small print on a poster in the elevator, and I think many people would miss it. It would be helpful if this information were available at check-in. Also, the TV remote in our room wasn't working, so we couldn't find the PIN code. When we tried to call the front desk using the internal phone in the hallway, the phone was also out of order. What are they planning to do in an emergency? I hope they implement thorough safety measures. The public bath was clean, but the curtains were wide open. I felt like people from the nearby hotel and apartment building could see us after our bath... don't they have any consideration for that? Also, the hair milk dispenser in the changing room was empty. While I appreciate that they provide it, don't they check to make sure it's not empty?
Finally, the ladder to the second bunk in our bunk bed room was a simple, detachable one. That's fine in itself, but the part that attaches to the second floor was loose, making it very dangerous and frightening to descend.
Overall, there were many shortcomings, which was disappointing.
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