The hygiene, facilities, and service were all excellent. Everything felt new and very clean. The staff were warm and patient, and could communicate in English. The room itself was also very spacious.
The breakfast was good. You can also book dinner, which is a buffet for over 200 yen per person, though I felt there wasn't much to eat.
There's a public bathhouse, but all the pools are the same, the temperature isn't very high, and it wasn't crowded.
(The vending machine outside the bathhouse clearly stated it accepted 1000 yen notes, but it actually only took coins – that was a bit annoying).
The hotel is backed by a small shopping center. There's no laundry room inside the hotel itself; you have to use the self-service laundry facilities at the shopping center.
Location: It's on an artificial island, so it's definitely quite far from the city center. It takes about 40 minutes to get to Tenjin by walking and then taking a bus, or about 200 RMB by taxi. If you're looking to shop, it's really not convenient.
However, for those who don't like staying in the city, it's extremely comfortable. This island is very well-developed despite having very few people, with excellent facilities and a very open feel. It's very pleasant to take a walk at night, and there's also a 24-hour supermarket.
If you like the sea, ports, and container terminals, you'll find the scenery absolutely beautiful.
It seems to be close to a seaside park, but it rained for several days in a row, so I didn't get to visit it.
There's a free shuttle bus to Chihaya Station, running once an hour.
I would definitely stay here again on my next visit.
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