kitahiroshima never end leo

I was really looking forward to staying at this new hotel with its excellent design. When I actually got there, it was even more stylish than I imagined. The bathtub was chic, and I thoroughly enjoyed soaking in the hot water. The quality of the amenities, like the shampoo and conditioner, was high, which was very satisfying. I went on a Wednesday, but the hotel restaurant was closed, so I had to eat both dinner and breakfast outside. My only complaint is that there was no one at the front desk except during check-in. You couldn't even open the room door (there's no key, just a push-button code) without the number sent via email. For check-out, there was no explanation whatsoever, and I left without scanning the QR code on the door. I happened to run into another guest and asked them how to check out, then went back to my room to complete the process.

I chose this accommodation because I wanted to get to Es Con Field Hokkaido. It's very close to the station, about a three-minute walk. The room is larger than many hotels in the city center, and the environment is very nice and clean. The amenities provided are of high quality. I highly recommend it to football fans who want to go to the stadium. Self-check-in was available, and the room had an electronic keypad lock. The only downside: the hairdryer in the room broke down around 11 pm. There was no one in the hotel who could help, so I had to contact them by email and eventually borrow a hairdryer from the room next door. (It's a bit dangerous if there's no one in the hotel to help in an emergency.)