The rooms are the average small Japanese hotel rooms, so that’s not so bad. The pillows are filled with half hard and half soft materials and are rather uncomfortable. The hotel has medium speed WiFi that I was able to stream Netflix with moderate interference.
Security:
1. The WiFi is all on unsecured routers.
2. The doors do not lock by themselves. You must manually lock the door when you leave or after entering the room.
3. The maids open all of the rooms on the floor at one time and leave them open while cleaning throughout the day. I think to allow the rooms to air out.
Annoyances:
1. Maids will not knock on your door. Instead they hang a do not disturb sign and continue on to the next room. Later, they get the front desk to call your room to ask if you would like a cleaning.
2. It’s November, and average temperatures outside are nice and cool. The A/C was changed to heat or fan only. The room gets stuffy and uncomfortable very quickly. The window does not have a screen, and the street outside is busy and rather loud, so opening the window is not a very good option.
3. The rooms are not very clean. The sheets get changed every day and some stuff gets wiped down, but there is a lot of dust everywhere. The rooms have not been deep cleaned in a long time. If you move anything, you will find thick layers of dust and possibly trash that fell behind the furniture as I did. I had the clean the A/C screens myself, so air could properly pass through.