Hotel Livemax Budget Fuchu

Hygiene: relatively clean Facilities: relatively complete, with refrigerator, washing machine, microwave, and TV Environment: poor, like a rental house Service: OK Note! Check out before 10 o'clock or you will be charged the room fee

Before booking the hotel, the platform did not inform you that it was an apartment-type hotel. When you checked in, there was dust visible to the naked eye when you wiped the table. The quilt is not changed all the year round and has a smell. It will only give you something similar to a sheet to cover it. This is quite surprising. I suspect the sheets and pillowcases have not been changed either. There is a microwave and stove, but they are completely unnecessary for ordinary travelers. Slippers are shared, there are no disposable slippers, and there are no replaceable insoles. It takes about an hour from Shinjuku by Keio Line and the transportation fee is about 500 yen. There is a shopping district nearby, including Coco Ichiban House, which is fine. The default check-out time is 10 o'clock. Fortunately, you can add 1,000 yen to delay check-out until 12 o'clock. I still had a good sleep.

The response was good, but Unable to connect with the site, I think it's no good if you don't want to admit your bad points.

It was a type of hotel that was renovated from an old condominium. A washing machine, stove, large refrigerator, and microwave were all in the room.

I've stayed at hotels in the same chain since it's older, but I was surprised at how different the atmosphere of the room was. The building itself smelled a bit like cigarettes, but considering it's old, I think it's kept well-maintained. I think it's difficult to access because it's far from the station, but the customer service was okay and check-in was smooth, so I think it's cheap considering the price in Tokyo.