Flexstay Inn Higashi Jujo Reviews

Easy access to train stations very convenient place and very good service but they don’t have a cleaning service but they provide kitchen and laundry services

Clean!

The hallway to the rooms do look like a prison. The rooms are very small and many rooms are smoking rooms. The cleanliness is still acceptable but I will not choose to stay here again even for the price.

The hotel is clean and very close to train station. But the train station does not have the elevator to carry the lugguage by stair. Anyhow everything is comfortable and warm in flexstay Inn higashi jujo.

just because a rude receptionist I gave a low mark .although the room is small and old furnished but much better than 6 years ago.and the location is really good .if without that impolite guy maybe I will live again

It was actually really good and was a pleasant stay! I do wish they did room cleaning but its okay to do it myself as well. I would definitely come back here again!! Super close to the station which was so convenient and great after a long day out. Also across a 7eleven store! And there’s restaurants neighbors 🕺

The price is very cheap and affordable for a student. The hotel is very near the station but the station does not have any escalators or elevator so it’s a bit tough for travelers who have heavy luggage. Nearby has convenient store and also the restaurant too! In the room, there is everything you needed for the living. You can borrow the fried pan to cook your meal if you want. The room is not that clean. There are a lot of dust and I am allergic to that so it’s a hard time for me to sleep in the room plus the train’s sound is very loud.

Very close to JR train station so it was convinient!! Very rocommended

It was fine. You get what you paied for. Room is clean but small.

※The photos in the room are taken when you check out Be sure to fill in your email address before placing an order. After the order is confirmed, if it is still business hours, the hotel will send an email through the platform trip.com to inform you of the access code and how to call the front desk staff in about three hours; as for checking out during non-business hours, since no deposit has been paid, just throw the room card into the recycling bin at the front desk. The hotel is at the south entrance and exit of the station. There is no elevator that requires climbing stairs. The nearest traffic light to the hotel requires manual button pressing to cross the road. You need to register your domestic mobile phone number and address at the front desk, and your passport will be taken for copying by the staff. Disposable razors can be obtained for free near the front desk. I was lucky and was assigned to a room on the southwest side (that is, the side without the railway, but there is a high slope blocking the view). The room door is only 1.8 meters high and the sound insulation is poor (you can hear the sound from the corridor). It is equipped with two sets of towels, bath towels, pajamas, slippers and toothbrushes. It is a smoking room, but fortunately there is almost no smell. The room is so small that a 20-inch suitcase spread out on the ground basically blocks the road. People with larger suitcases should choose carefully. The overall facilities are very old, and the chandelier even has a pull-cord switch. If the wall switch fails to light up the light, try pulling it. The network cable in the room seems to be used exclusively for the jukebox, so there is basically no upload bandwidth, and the public WiFi is 30Mbps. There is no sink in the bathroom (you need to use the mini kitchen outside), and it is equipped with bottled shampoo, conditioner and shower gel. There is no trash can in the toilet (Japanese toilet paper is very thin and can be directly put into the toilet), and the bathtub is very narrow. It is difficult to avoid close contact with the curtain when taking a bath. It is really not recommended for multiple people to live together. The refrigerator in the mini kitchen does not provide free water (go to the 711 opposite to buy it yourself). If you don’t plan to use it at all, you can consider using the knob in the refrigerator to turn off the power of the refrigerator, so that there will be less noise when you sleep at night. For the rest of the room environment introduction, you can turn right to a domestic pink video website and search the hotel name. There is a 23-minute video for reference (although it is in Japanese without subtitles and the house type is different). For meals, you can choose Matsuya and Sukiya in the shopping street at the northeast entrance and exit of the station. Of course, you can go to 711 to buy instant noodles bento.

The type of room was quite old. The unit bath had no sink so it was difficult to use. The towels etc. smelled of cigarettes. There were tissues left in the room that someone had used. Although it was cheap, it was quite disappointing.

I have lived here for more than a month. The main reason is that the transportation is convenient, it is easy to travel, and the surrounding facilities are relatively complete. It is the first choice for business travel and tourism.

There are cockroaches in the room 😅 but the transportation is really convenient and the price is very cheap

close to transportation facilities, safe and quiet