Hotel Shin-Imamiya

Close to the station and convenient, though the nearby convenience store was crowded with foreign guests. The Room walls seemed thin, and it was easy to hear noise and conversations from the next Room. Since the neighboring Room was a twin, I could accept normal conversation, but they got carried away and became loud; when they finally started singing, I shouted for them to be quiet and banged on the wall. The sound of someone knocking on a door and banging on the wall on the other side could also be heard, so it seemed noisy for other Rooms as well. The information provided in the Room mentions that sound carries easily in this building and asks guests to be considerate, but not everyone will read it—most probably won’t—so I would like you to add a clearer notice reminding guests to keep noise down inside their Rooms.

Thank you for your stay with us. For the 10th-floor bath, it is inconvenient to have to go to the front desk on the 1st floor to get a locker key. While this may be for security reasons, we will consider improvements. The bath on the 10th floor does not offer as enjoyable a night view as that of our neighboring Sunplaza. Renovating it with an open-air bath accessible through windows could make it more appealing.