Hotels near Fuchu Prison, Fuchu

Located near Tokyo University of Foreign Studies, the hotel offers convenient access to transportation and restaurants. The rooms are equipped with heating and humidifiers, making them warm even in winter. Most guests come to Fuchu to take their driver's license tests, and the hotel can provide proof of residency, which is a great service.

If there is a shop in the station premises, you can go through and reach the hotel. It is convenient because there is Lawson on the 1st floor. I want to use it again when I go to Ajista.

It's a 10-minute walk from Feitiangui Station and is easy to find. Along the way, there are Lawson, Ernst & Young, and FamilyMart convenience stores. Eat his family, M also has a record. The hotel check-in desk requires an elevator to go to the second floor. Foreign guests can apply by scanning their ID cards, which is convenient and fast. The rooms have a sense of age, but have everything you need. Hygiene also meets Japanese standards. The unreasonable design is that there is no socket at the bedside and needs to be placed on the desk for charging. The biggest problem is that the Fuzhong Vehicle Management Bureau said that it could be issued that day, but the hotel thought it would be reported in the news. Therefore, it is expressly refused to issue a certificate of occupancy! A total waste of 3,500 yen in taxi fare for a round trip. Please take care of yourself.

The hotel is right next to the station, making travel incredibly convenient. There are enough restaurants in the vicinity for a 1-2 day trip. I highly recommend the yōrō (a type of restaurant/bar) on the second floor next door – it's an absolute must-try. I chose the non-smoking annex, which is apparently better than the main building. The facilities are complete, and the large refrigerator isn't a mini-bar type, which is nice. Of course, the price here is much higher, but then again, everyone who comes here is usually for an exam. The owner's service is practiced and efficient, which I really appreciated. It's just that with the reforms in Fuchu now, I imagine many people might be deterred from coming.

Facilities: Older, feels like the 1990s. Sanitation: Very clean, even Japanese hotels are clean. Environment: The surroundings are good, right next to the subway, it's not an exaggeration to say it's right at your doorstep. Service: Hotel services are in place

I used it as a business trip. There is not much cleanliness, but I think it is unavoidable to go by a man １ person based on the price. Walk a little from the station and the location is a little difficult to understand. In the future, it may be used if the price is cheap depending on the date.

I chose this hotel based on price and distance from the station. The building, which appears to have been renovated from an old apartment building, is not exactly comfortable, and the room is small, but it's fine for just sleeping. A kettle and microwave are provided. The sound of water from the floor above was a bit annoying in the middle of the night. Why did they leave the unusable hair dryer there? (There is one provided separately.)

Other than the fact that you have to leave your key at the front desk when using the outside room and that the laundry is outside, which is a little inconvenient, it's great ^_^ The price is also cheap, and the staff and cleaning staff are very polite and pleasant.