Hotel The Manhattan

A luxurious, classical, and tranquil Hotel where you can spend your time quietly.

In conclusion, it was a very lovely hotel that made me want to stay again. When I stayed there once when it was just opened, everything was sparkling. Due to the era's background, only the bubble-like feeling remained in my memory, and time passed without feeling like revisiting... This time, it was my first stay in decades, but thanks to the careful maintenance and cleaning, it had a good sense of aging that matched the original concept. As a fan of classic hotels, whether domestic or international, I tend to choose the old building if there is a new and old building, so it suited my taste very well. Due to the location of Makuhari, it was almost free from the hustle and bustle of inbound tourists during the Spring Festival, offering tranquility. At check-in, I received suggestions about the room, and they listened carefully to my requests, allowing me to spend a relaxing time enjoying the wonderful view. The front desk, bell service, and restaurant each provided attentive service beyond just following the manual, which was very impressive. There were two points of concern. 1. It may be difficult to update the room's electrical system, but the extension cords with too few outlets and a tangle of wires were concerning for safety. Could there be more effort to match the colors or reduce the number of lighting lamps and stands that seem excessive for the room size? 2. The breakfast restaurant being quiet and empty was nice, but due to that silence, the chatter of the staff in the back yard was noticeable. Even if it's friendly communication, it can make the guests feel a bit uncomfortable.