I was quite dissatisfied with the response.When I stayed there, I paid for parking on the hotel premises and parked my car.After a while, I drove out to eat dinner and when I came back about an hour later, the place was full.When I told the female staff member in her 30s that I couldn't stop, she told me that the fee would be refunded and that I would have to pay an appropriate fee. I asked about nearby affiliated parking lots, but perhaps because I didn't have a good sense of direction, the instructions for north, south, east, and west were reversed, and I ended up getting confused.(I go on a business trip to Miyazaki City about once a week for work, and other hotels don't offer this type of service. To be honest, if there was a limit to this kind of service, I would have refused because it was full as soon as it reached the limit, but other hotels... Since it is located elsewhere, we reluctantly agreed to this arrangement.)When I managed to park the car and get my money back at the reception desk (it took 15 minutes to get my money back) and returned to my room, I received a phone call from the female staff member in her 30s who said, ``You're getting double parking fees.'' ? Please return it. '' he said in a strong tone. Although I didn't think that would happen, I checked the coins in my wallet just to be sure (I don't remember the exact amount, but I remember it being around 800 yen, so if I double-checked it, it would have been around 1,600 yen in coins) I explained that the double take was not available from the remaining coins, but the other party insisted on receiving the money from two people: a female staff member in her 30s and her female boss.I got really angry at this point, and if you're going to go that far, you should have checked whether the cash register was stocked or not, and checked the security camera footage at the reception desk to see if it was double-checked before contacting us, right? counterattacked.I was told that I didn't go that far, and in the end, my female boss came to apologize. (It seems that there was no double take, and there was no shortage of cash registers.) If you suspect someone (and even more so if you suspect a customer), I think it's better to check everything before suspecting someone.In the end, there was no apology from the female staff member, and it became the hotel where I had the most unpleasant memories in Miyazaki.I could have forgiven it if the female staff member in her 30s had apologized, but there were too many things that didn't make sense to me, such as her attitude at the reception desk.Also, the price is high, but the rooms and facilities are at the same level as a normal business hotel, so I don't think there will be any problems compared to other places.