HOTEL LiVEMAX BUDGET Nippori

I returned to Tokyo at midnight because I was going to Narita, so I booked a hotel in Nippori. It's quite old and quite a distance from Nippori Station. There are a lot of ups and downs, which is not friendly for people with large luggage. The room facilities are a bit old, but they still have everything, and there is a small kitchen. Although there are residential houses outside the hotel, there is a 24-hour Lawson next door, which is not bad. There are no businesses nearby, and it's all residential. There are a few tea shops and ancient book and calligraphy shops near Nippori. There are several shrines on the road, such as the Jingwang Temple.

The room facilities are old and the sanitary conditions are poor. The air conditioner is covered with thick dust and it is like snowflakes when you turn it on.

It's good that it's close to Sendagi Station. It's right in front of the station. I think it was fortunate that it rained. The price is also good because it is the second cheapest. Instead, in front of the hotel There is a butcher shop. Every time I go out, there are a lot of ladies. It's burdensome. Still, it's not a hotel in front of the road. It's quiet. There is no place like here to sleep. But the bathroom is old and narrow. This is really the most inconvenient. The convenience store is right next door. Lawson convenience store and delicious There is also a bakery right in front. Instead of Sukiya, the hotel is located at Sendagi Station. There is Matsuya. But the station is really right in front, so where are you going? It's convenient when coming and going. And it's the front room, so it's close. I can hear everyone talking. There is no laundry room. Self-style There is no place to do it. Check-in is 3 p.m. Check-out is in the morning. Until 10 o'clock. It's just the closest hotel to the station. Still, the air conditioner heating is warm.

There is laundry downstairs and there is a subway convenience store nearby, which is very convenient.

I emailed the hotel before check-in, but the hotel didn't reply. It's not a 24-hour front desk, which is inconvenient. There is no elevator at the entrance, so you have to carry your suitcases. The room is so small that it's difficult to unfold a suitcase, and the heated toilet is broken. The nearest tram station is not on the main line, which is inconvenient to travel.

There are supermarkets, Japanese buildings and a Japanese a**osphere around. The hotel is not very good and the service is not very good. It is okay to pay attention to it. The location is good and convenient for travel.

One picture is enough to shock me. The room was very messy. I booked a twin room for myself. The front desk saw that I was the only person there and wanted to use a single bed room to fool me. After I went to the theory room, I changed the room. There were spiders on the quilt in both rooms. If you are traveling due to unknown white dirt, it would be better to stay here.

There is a Lawson and a supermarket downstairs open until 12pm There is a microwave in the room and the location is close to the subway station These points are very good But it’s hard to say anything about sanitation and equipment. No water dispenser The ordinary toilet was converted into a Meiji toilet seat, causing the seat size to be inconsistent. Although the Meiji toilet has all the functions But it feels weird to sit up Remember to check out at 10am