Business hotel Shimizu Inn Shozo

The air conditioner smelled like mold, and the bath towels were no joke. The moment I used that bath towel once, it started to smell, and it smelled like a half-dried towel full of germs, which was the worst.I wonder if the tag on the bath towel is still in use even if it's worn out.It was so smelly that I had to use my own towels and put them in a large closet.The bed was also bad and smelly. I wonder what it is...the strong smell of fabric softener and the smell of people? It had an unpleasant smell that fabric softener couldn't cover up.The futon, mattress, pillows, everything smelled bad, and I had a big plastic bag for the pillow, so I wrapped it in it.The common room on the first floor? Being able to smoke in the space you want to see...Smokers will be happy.

I stayed only for one night.I was only there for one night and got robbed.In the morning, I left my keys in the lockbox next to the counter, and when I opened the shoe box, there were shoes I didn't recognize that weren't mine. It's a shoe box with a lockless door and each room number written on it. I was worried that I didn't have my shoes, so I excused myself and checked all the shoe boxes. I don't have my shoes as of this morning! I'm nervous, it's raining outside. Whether you walk to your car in socks, bare feet, or indoor slippers, your feet will be sore all morning. When I was worried, there was an emergency contact number written on it. The time was 6:46 in the morning, so I felt relieved and called immediately. No one answers the phone. I was worried about the shoe thief, should I call the police in the morning? Even though the company worked hard to find accommodation? If you take even one step now to check out and go outside, you are a victim at this point. I thought I would get a reply to the phone right away, so I went to my car in the rain wearing my indoor slippers, and in a sluggish state, I changed into my work shoes, put my indoor slippers back into the shoebox that belonged to my room number, and headed to work. I did. I waited until noon, but there was no contact from the hotel, so I called again. We finally connected.I reported the incident in the morning. I saw there was a surveillance camera behind the counter and was watching it this morning, so I told them to look for the culprit. After that, they contacted me and simply told me that they were in another shoe box. I check all my shoe boxes this morning.The hotel also found the culprit. Apparently the culprit was a guest staying overnight. The hotel told me that a consecutive guest had put the shoe in the wrong shoe box.The hotel asked me to give them the address so they could send me the shoes. Is that okay? No apology from the culprit. There's no point in making an emergency call. It's the worst. An old man who has been suffering from damage due to his socks being wet in the rain since morning.Both the hotel and its guests are taking this incident lightly. I don't agree. This post is only about the facts of this incident.

The bed was very comfortable.

The response to the Rakuten Travel review was so overbearing that I wondered if such an inn existed. I'm just reviewing what I see and how I feel, not slander.Anyway, please read the reviews before considering staying here.

It's not very pretty, butConsidering the price and the age of the building, this is a very reasonable guesthouse.The private rooms are well-cleaned and I have no complaints at all.Bath towels, face towels, and toothbrushes are provided.There are cups in the shared washroom, but if someone else has used them,There is a possibility that you will end up using it, so if you are concerned, please bring your own cup.It might be better to take it with you.The bath is a slightly larger household bathroom.There is free wireless LAN, but it was not available in the room I stayed in.The signal strength was so weak that it was unusable.

It's mostly self-service and easy.

It rained heavily on the first day of Hokkaido camping touring. When I gave up on staying in a tent and looked for a place to stay, I found it. It may be better to imagine a pension or guesthouse rather than a large business hotel. Of course, it comes with a key, so there is no problem with basic things like an air conditioner and TV. It was cheap and you could stay without meals, and there was a hair dryer, so I brought it into the room and dried out my bags and shoes that had gotten wet from the rain. That was a really big help. There is a convenience store right next door, which is convenient. Baths are also conveniently located on the 1st and 2nd floors. If you want to take a bath, save up your own money and enter. I also spoke with the owner, who loves ice hockey, and he was a very nice person. I would like to use it again if I have a chance♪