Secret House Makishi

When we arrived at the hotel, the password provided by the store was wrong. We were left with cold air blowing at the door for half an hour. Although Trip's customer service actively helped us contact us, the landlord's reply was not timely, which was disappointing. Although the room is large, the toilet seat is broken, the trash can does not have electricity to open automatically, and the automatic soap dispenser does not have electricity either. But you can watch Netflix in the room, and there is also an LG steam sterilization wardrobe, and the washing machine and dryer are free to use. It's very close to Kokusai Street, and Ichiran Ramen is just at the entrance of the alley~ It's still a very good accommodation!

Hygiene: Average There is a bed in the room, a simple bed that can be opened, an L-shaped sofa, no sheets or quilt covers, a few cushions and blankets, it feels unhygienic, the washing machine and dryer are very old, it is recommended to replace them, the dryer can't dry clothes at all

The room is very big, with a balcony and bathtub, very good, the location is also very good, only 2 minutes walk to the main street of Kokusai-dori, you can also park downstairs, there is a paid parking lot.

The price is very high for a suite with a living room, bedroom, bathroom and balcony. The disadvantage is that the laundry is shared between 2 households. The location is very convenient. There is a small park at the door, which is very lively with primary school students going to school. A dozen meters away is the more lively Kokusai Street. The facilities are very complete, with a medium-sized refrigerator with refrigeration, a large rotatable TV that can watch Netflix and local TV stations, the tea table on the balcony can see the garden downstairs, and the bathroom can take a bath or open the window because it is very low. will be seen. Highly recommended to stay. These are very affordable at this price. This is supposed to be a B&B, and there are all the disadvantages of owning a B&B. The service is not fully self-service, and the caller on the phone is Japanese and does not speak Japanese. I don’t think this is a problem.