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The location is not very good. It is about ten minutes walk from the subway station. It is quite inconvenient to drag luggage. There is a supermarket nearby where you can buy something to eat if you are hungry. The counter staff can speak Chinese and are very polite and polite.

The humidity and smell were so strong that I couldn't sleep. Also, there were only Indian people and it was noisy. The room was dirty. The location was also remote and quite far from the station. I wanted to change my reservation midway through, but the hotel never acknowledged the change, so I paid for three nights even though I only stayed for two nights.

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Overall, the price is normal, but the location is relatively remote and it takes a while to find this place after getting off the car. It's a bit like a youth hostel, with shared spaces and the ability to cook within designated times. The advantage here is that if you travel alone, you have a separate room, so you don’t have to share a room with strangers. However, the sound insulation is relatively poor and there is no independent toilet.

Nice quiet area, nice to walk along the streets there. Private sector. 10 minutes to the metro. 2-3 minutes to the bus. Shower/toilet are divided into male and female, washing area is common. The staff allowed to leave luggage for a day after check-out, thanks to them.

Bad, rude

Good service staff, clean, smooth, calm.

It was in a quiet residential area, and it was nice that there were convenience stores nearby.

Check-in is at 4 p.m., but you won't be given your room number until after 4 p.m. There are no amenities, so you'll need to bring your own. Shinjuku is a short distance away if you take a taxi.