Tachikawa Urban Hotel Annex

I checked in late due to work, but they welcomed me warmly. All amenities were provided. Even plates and chopsticks were available. Also, it was my first time staying in a hotel with a kitchen. It's a shame I didn't have a chance to use the public bath. It was very convenient because it was close to the station. I would like to stay here again someday.

There were a few nights when it was a little noisy, but the basic services were there, and the tea at the entrance was delicious! I would like to use it again.

It's close to Tachikawa Station. It's perfectly fine for a woman traveling alone. I didn't have time to use it myself, but you can use the baths in the main building. Amenities are located next to the front desk. A yukata (Japanese-style bathrobe) was provided in the room.

The front desk staff were very polite, and I felt at ease during my stay. It was a convenient distance from the station, and there were convenience stores and restaurants nearby, so I had a very comfortable stay.

It's neither particularly good nor bad. However, the location is good, so I'll probably use it again next time. Collecting the ducks is one of the fun things about it.

I was glad there was a retractable clothesline in the bathroom. The mugs in the room were thick and made tea and coffee taste great. There were also plates, chopsticks, spoons, and forks, which was great for a room-only stay. It would have been even better if there had been one more mug.

It was a very nice hotel and I would like to use it again.

The night shift staff are kind. There was a handwritten note on the table in the room.