Hotel JAL City Tsukuba

This time, we stayed to see the fireworks in Tsuchiura. However, the fireworks were cancelled due to a typhoon. However, it seems that the reservation could not be cancelled due to my mistake, so I made a plan and went. What is it like to stay at a hotel that cannot be cancelled...? We went in the pouring rain. From Fukushima. The parking lot in front of the hotel was full, so I didn't know where the parking lot was, so I asked the front desk. She said it was the parking lot at the international conference center, which was on the left as soon as you exit. She pointed at the entrance. My husband doesn't know the location, and the entrance to the parking lot is overgrown with trees, so we couldn't find the location, and it was raining heavily, so we parked in a parking lot further south and came to the hotel. If it had been sunny, we might have been able to park easily. But we parked in a parking lot farther away in the rain and walked there. I think the front desk could have been a little more considerate. I don't know the location, and it's raining heavily. Imagine that. They don't give you a map or show you around. Especially if it's right next door. We paid a fair amount and paid 1,000 yen for parking... I don't think we'll do it again.

It is relatively close to Tsukuba Station, but you still need to walk a distance and cross a crosswalk. The downstairs is close to the park, which is relatively quiet overall. The north of the hotel is close to the commercial complex, which can basically meet general shopping and daily needs. Convenience stores are also relatively easy to reach.

The air conditioner in the room is too cold and can't be turned off. It leaks. I won't stay here again.

The environment is quiet and the floor-to-ceiling glass windows at the front desk are very comfortable. Although the room is small, it has all the necessary daily necessities. The customer service at the front desk is very good! There are restaurants and a large 24-hour supermarket nearby.

The room is very clean and the details are well done. Slippers and toothbrushes are available for self-service on the first floor. Nail clippers and irons are also provided. The cleaning lady is very professional and tidily arranges the bedding. There is a drug store opposite and food is convenient nearby. It costs 1,000 yuan per night. Good value for money for three people in Japan.