Super Hotel Tokyo Kinshicho Ekimae

I stayed at the Asakusa Super Hotel before, but this time I chose the Sumida Kinshicho Super Hotel and felt the same way. Password lock plus reverse lock, safe. The room was clean, and the communication was very attentive to my average English proficiency. The front desk, restaurant, and cleaning staff were also very polite and admirable. The breakfast was very reasonable and catered to Chinese and Western taste requirements (although it was free, it was good) . The bathroom facilities are complete (the showers in this type of hotel in Japan are small), and personal items can be taken by yourself on the second floor. The double bed is wide, and the standard pillows are also very good, and you can choose other pillows. Washing and drying costs 200 yen per wash, which is a relatively favorable price. The room is non-smoking but there is a smoking area on the second floor to accommodate smokers. There are also artificial carbonated hot springs, but I won’t comment on them since I haven’t soaked in them. Transportation is available nearby, and food and shopping are abundant and frugal. In summary, I will continue to choose them, the price/performance ratio is super high.

The room is too cramped for a fat person. Fortunately, it is just for sleeping, but the layout of the room is not good. The so-called double bed has one side against the wall. It is difficult to get out of bed in the middle of the night. There are extra tables and sofas. The bed is placed in the middle, so you can get out of bed on both sides. ! Elevator rush hour is excruciating!

Cheap and convenient. It's right next to the station. I've stayed here once before. This is the second time. I don't know why there was a knock on the door in the middle of the night. From the peephole, I saw it was a young man wearing glasses and a plaid coat. He was not a hotel employee. I The man left without opening the door. . . There is no security in the hotel. You enter through the entrance next to the street and the elevator goes directly to the upper floor. I will not stay there again. The price of the Tobu Hotel opposite is more than twice this. I will stay there in the future. . . .

The room is relatively small, like most hotels in Japan, but the location is very convenient. It takes 3-4 minutes to walk to the station. It is very convenient for eating and shopping nearby.

Facilities: This price has a free large bath and free breakfast, which is still very cost-effective. Some rooms in the hotel can see the Skytree, but the fly in the ointment is that the hotel does not allow you to choose, and can only be randomly assigned. Environment: Kinshicho is relatively unpopular for tourists, but the transportation is convenient. There is Hanzomon Line nearby to go to Shibuya Omotesando, and it is very convenient to transfer to other lines to Sensoji Temple in Ginza. There is also JR in Kinshicho, one head to Yokohama, Kamakura, an hour's drive from Kamakura, which is also very convenient for those who want to go back and forth on the same day. There are Parco, OIOI department store, and commercial street near the station, which can meet some basic shopping needs. Popular chain restaurants are also available.

Convenient location. There is Lawson, the restaurant downstairs. It is also close to Kinshicho Station. Recommend.