Tokyo Inn

Due to a family bereavement, we made a Reservation for three Rooms for our family.I wrote in the request section that we would prefer to be on the same floor if possible.We were told that there was a newly renovated Room available, and that they upgraded us compared with what we had booked.However, they also warned us: “The doors may be hard to close, so please be careful.”The door of the Room I used closed properly, but it did seem that the other two Rooms needed a firm push for the lock to catch.I was glad we had been informed at check-in.*At check-out, I saw staff adjusting doors on other Rooms on our floor, so it may be fixed now.There were books on the even-numbered floors, and the kids borrowed Chiikawa.They probably didn’t have much time to read, but they seemed happy.Breakfast was at Cocos on the first floor.The selection wasn’t large, but the waffles and unlimited drinks were very popular with the kids as well.Across Route 1 there is a convenience store and My Basket; there’s a bus stop right in front; and Magome Station is next door. It’s a very convenient Hotel for quick shopping and transportation.We also appreciated the coffee and tea in the lobby.

The elevator to the subway station next door made transportation very convenient. I also enjoyed reading manga. There is a Coco's restaurant on the first floor open for 22 hours, so finding dinner or a late-night snack was never an issue, and there’s a FamilyMart and Maibasu across the street, which was very handy. The only downsides were that the building is old, so there were no USB ports like most modern Hotels have nowadays, and the refrigerator didn’t have a freezer function, so I couldn’t buy ice cream. Well, I ended up eating at Coco's anyway!