APA Hotel <TKP Sapporo Station North Exit> EXCELLENT

What is the comfort of staying at a hotel?

The good points are that the room is relatively spacious for a business hotel, there is a large public bath, newspapers and WiFi are free, and the checkout process is simple. On the other hand, the only obvious inconvenience is that it's a bit far from the station. However, thanks to that, the surroundings and the interior of the hotel are quiet, so it balances out. Among these, there is one thing I want to mention. While I understand that the hotel is trying to save electricity and water amid the soaring (or rather skyrocketing) utility costs, the fact that the electricity in the room stops when you go out, causing the refrigerator to stop as well (the milk inside will spoil!), and the weak water flow (water pressure) in the bath's shower, create a cheap environment that is below that of home. There is no air conditioning or fan in the dressing room of the large public bath, and on the 9th floor where the bath is located, there is no space for family or friends to meet, and the area, including in front of the elevator, is as steamy as a sauna. It's like being told to leave quickly and return to your room. In the era of COVID-19, wouldn't it be nice to at least have air conditioning or ventilation? I felt that as a result of eliminating waste and pursuing rationality, the small luxury and comfort of staying at a hotel might be lost. What exactly is the joy or pleasure (added value) of staying at this hotel?