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Fiquei no hotel por 4 dias e 3 noites. Acho que o mais importante na hora de viajar é a hospedagem, então li muitas avaliações. Desta vez, o lugar que fui não tinha tantas avaliações, então fiquei um pouco preocupado, mas depois do check-in, fiquei preocupado sem motivo. Achei que a roupa de cama, o banheiro e os arredores estavam limpos, e as toalhas e chinelos eram trocados todos os dias. No entanto, não havia água, então você tinha que comprar faça você mesmo e entre. Havia uma loja de conveniência a 5 minutos de distância, então era conveniente.

Escolha decepcionante! O hotel disse que há um estacionamento, mas acabou por ser um estacionamento pago próximo; o quarto que você fez o check-in não era grande, mas a estrutura da cama estava elevada do chão e ficava ao lado do viaduto da rodovia. Não havia arranjo de mudança de quarto quando você chegou à noite! O café da manhã incluso é apenas um sanduíche de fast food diet de beira de estrada + ☕️ oferta...sem o nível hoteleiro que merece! Acontece que a atitude entusiasmada do pessoal de serviço é digna de elogio‼ ️

ヤグラ房型很舒適、飯店位置很安靜也頗便利，附近亦有藥妝店、便利商店。 Check out可不用至櫃檯繳回房卡，直接留在房內即可，對住客是一項頗方便的小細節。

おしゃれなホテルでした。

Fiquei no quarto 301...Foi uma estadia muito decepcionante. Vi as fotos no FB e achei que era um hotel novo que parecia de bom gosto, então fiz uma reserva. Existem restrições em termos de preço (~10.000 ienes), tamanho do quarto (estreiteza) e instalações, o que é bom, mas fica de frente para a linha JR Sobu e não é à prova de som, então Ursai. Gostaria que o hotel fornecesse o nível mínimo de produtos antes de mais nada, e se a localização for difícil, acho que deveriam avisar o hotel com antecedência. Além disso, preenchi um formulário de pesquisa após a verificação automática do smartphone no meu quarto, mas já faz quase um mês e não recebi nenhuma resposta, por isso estou ainda mais irritado. *A equipe estava entusiasmada e receptiva. É por isso que senti que havia problemas no lado da gestão e do desenvolvimento.

Good little hotel but needs some major improvements to improve the comfort during the stay. Firstly the loft bed is super high up meaning the air doesn’t circulate up there. We sweated too much and it was so uncomfortable. The blankets were also too thick so when you’re sweating you also have the thickest blanket known to man kind. No matter how cold we made the aircon, the upstairs was always very hot. Also there is no table or shelf up high for belongings but there’s a phone charger, so you have to shove your phone down the mattress. Also the steps are very steep and slippery, our toddler fell down then a couple of times so they probably need some grips on the stairs for safety. Main thing to improve is aircon and put a shelf upstairs.

The noise problems raised in the other reviews are real but not perhaps as bad as I was prepared for, and whilst the trains are loud in the day they didn't wake me or my family at night. The rooms have a lovely design aesthetic and gave us a lot of space with two kids that other hotels don't, especially for the price. Sudiobashi is a well located neighbourhood and its easy to get everywhere. There are also some great local dining options but the location of the hotel wedged between a freeway and trainline makes it a very poor spot for an otherwise pretty good hotel. We found the staff to try hard and spoke pretty good english. For me the single biggest reason I wouldn't go back is that the beds are futons effectively on the floor with traditional japenese seed pillows / with some feathers... and it was 5 long nights of waking up sore in the morning.

We picked this hotel to be close to the train station. Unfortunately, it was too close to the station. We stayed 3 nights here and it was by far the worst hotel we stay at in Japan. From our room, you can wave to the passengers. Even if you are a deep sleeper, you'd be woken up every 5 minutes by the passing trains. When we complained about the noise, the hotel gave us ear plugs from their drawer and would not move us. We were not the first to complain about the noise. I wish I could have cancelled this hotel but it was too late. We booked two rooms for our family of 4. When I did, I requested to be close to each other. They stuck us on 2 different floors and they were not flexible about helping us even though we stayed there 3 nights and when I offered to pay to be moved. My kids stayed on the backside of the hotel close to the highway. It was loud but you could sleep through the highway noise unless you are a light sleeper. I would never stay at this hotel again. Our Japan experience was great but this hotel was a blemish to our experience.

Worst hotel in Japan ! Don't go !!! I was supposed to stay 5 nights at the Toogle hotel but eventually preffered for them to.keep my money rather than having one more horrible night. Choose between one side next to the highway (absolutely impossible to sleep). Option 2 sleep on the other side next to the train tracks. They will respond here and say they offered a room "under the highway", "less noise". Who wants to sleep "under the highway"? Keep in mind, the location is also terrrible, far from everything . I've stayed in dozens of hotels in Japan and Korea, this was the wort experience ever; no doubt. At last, the manager of the hotel does not speak a word of English, very very strange for a hotel in Japan's capital, Tokyo ! Ths stay at the Toogle Hotel impacted my trip in a horrible way. I asked ******* to remove this hotel from their listing, they are considering my request.