I wholeheartedly recommend this unmanned apartment-style Airbnb. I visited in early June and still can't stop thinking about it, so I made sure to write a review. The stay here was actually better than some of the hotels I've stayed in that cost nearly a thousand yuan. Perhaps it's also because it just opened, so everything feels quite new.
**Ease of Check-in:** There's a password for the building's main entrance downstairs, and the room also has a keyless entry.
**Facilities:** It has a refrigerator, microwave, and more – basically, it's like a small kitchen. There's also a hairdryer and toiletries. Since they don't provide daily housekeeping, there's even a vacuum cleaner in the room. The room truly feels like a small apartment. The tatami mattress is quite thick and has these small, massage-like bumps, so it was really comfortable to sleep on. The room is spacious; we could easily spread out three suitcases.
**Location/Environment:** It's located very close to Shin-Imamiya Station. You just walk through the corridor under the station, and you're there in a couple of steps. Plus, if you walk outside at night, you can see Tsutenkaku Tower. However, light sleepers might want to take note that there can be some train noise. For me, the volume was acceptable. There's a FamilyMart convenience store right next to the station, so every morning, I'd just have bread and milk that I bought the night before.
Most importantly, the price is genuinely affordable, offering great value for money. Highly recommended!
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