This hotel is really terrible. My friend has been in Japan for 8 years. He only had two dinners here. The sashimi on the first day didn't look fresh, and the sashimi on the second day had only three slices of beef on one side and large intestine on the other. I used to travel to Japan every year before the outbreak, and I had never come across a hotel like this one. There is no kettle in the room, not even a thermos. If you want to drink hot water or tea, you can only go to the public hot water station on the first floor to pour a cup. After drinking it, you have to go downstairs to get more water. The Japanese food for dinner was also a mess. On the first day, the sashimi was all pickled or marinated, and even had a stinky smell; on the second day, there was only a small pot similar to a shabu-shabu pot, with only three slices of beef on one side and large intestine on the other. You have to know that Japanese people don't eat offal, it feels like it's targeting Chinese people. There was also a strong sewer smell in the room. We reported this to the hotel and they said they would fix it, but the smell was still strong the next day. They also refused to let us into the room to rest, using the excuse that they were repairing the sewer. On the morning of check-out, the water turned cold halfway through my shower. The temperature was minus 6 degrees Celsius, so I had to change rooms to take a shower. All in all, this hotel is simply not worth staying in. I hope Ctrip will remove it from the shelves and stop recommending it to Chinese people.
These were the two dinners. The sashimi on the first day didn’t look fresh, and the pork on the second day had only three slices of beef on one side and large intestine on the other.
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