Tabist Silk Hotel Nakatsugawa

Private hotel, the price is cheap, because I can’t book one at a reasonable price

The actual location is great, but it's so far away ㅠㅠ

I was worried about what to do because the reviews were low, but I figured it wouldn't be that bad...so I decided to stay. First of all, the entrance is difficult to find, so make sure to look up as you enter. As soon as you entered the building, there was a door on the left and the front desk. This space can only accommodate one person. I was left with a good impression as the staff was very responsive. I didn't understand it at first, so I took the elevator in the back and went upstairs. Due to renovation work in the room, there is no WiFi, only wired internet (as of May 2023). It is said that it has been delayed due to the influence of Corona. I have no choice but to do PC work by tethering my smartphone. The desk is long and spacious, but it was mostly used to store luggage. There is no hair dryer in the room, so I have to go to the front desk to borrow one. The bathroom is also small, so I don't think it's suitable for larger people. There is no problem if you just want to sleep, so I think the hotel depends on the purpose of your stay.

Right next to Nakatsugawa Station. A 5-story business hotel located diagonally to the left of the station rotary. I decided to make a reservation out of curiosity because there were many negative reviews posted on TA and a certain accommodation reservation site. The room I was assigned was on the 3rd floor. Although the building is old, the cloth on the walls and ceilings of the guest rooms has been replaced, and although there are stains and cigarette burns on the carpet, it is well kept. The bed has a fluffy bed pad (futon?) on top of the mattress. The air conditioner is Daikin (made in 2013). The TV is a 19-inch (made in 2011) of unknown manufacturer. No automatic wake-up call, no WiFi. The bathtub was small, and there was only one high hook for the shower head. No washlet in the toilet. There were signs that some of the electrical outlets were blocked, and only one with two outlets was found alive. There are three-pronged taps stuck in both mouths, three of which are used for TVs, etc. In other words, there are three spaces available, but since they are located at the foot of the bed, it is very difficult to use them. Single night stay on Saturday is 5,000 yen. There are various problems, so I can't say it's a reasonable accommodation, but it wasn't a bad inn with lots of low reviews.