HOTEL COCOLATE

I arrived after 6pm on Saturday. It was already dark, and the shops on the first floor seemed to be closed, so I checked in to get into the hotel. At first, I was in a hurry and had a hard time reading the QR code on the tablet attached to the entrance, but when I calmed down and thought about it, I realized that there was a hole that looked like a camera, so I should have moved closer to it.When I took out my key and tried to get in, the entrance door wouldn't open. I'm starting to get nervous again. I noticed that there was a nighttime entrance right next to it, and used the key I took out there to get inside. Is that a system?There is an elevator and stairs, so use the stairs to get to the hotel. There's a little relaxing area, and then there's the door again. Use the key you took out to enter inside.Twin and single rooms are lined up along a long hallway. The inside of the room felt like a normal business hotel, but it was clean because it wasn't many years old. Some of the amenities are near the entrance to the hotel on the second floor, including a microwave and trouser press. There were some reviews saying that you could hear noise from the room next door, but there was nothing special about that, and I was able to sleep normally.Unlike hotels, there are no outside telephones in the rooms, so if you have something to do at the hotel at night, you can call the hotel phone and it will be forwarded to the staff's cell phone.I would like a vending machine in the hotel. It wasn't until a little while later that I noticed a vending machine near the coin laundry on the first floor. Temporary outings can be controlled using a tablet at the entrance, but it is a bit troublesome. The toilets are on the first and second floors, separate from the rooms, so if you're staying with two people and the noise from the toilet bothers you at night, you might want to use those.The toilet on the second floor was spacious enough to change a baby's diaper (though I didn't look closely).When searching for the map, "Koshiji Teishaba Exchange Facility Kokorate" also appears, but I wonder if this name refers to the facility on the first floor? It's confusing.There was a Chinese dining menu posted at the entrance, and I thought they would offer delivery, but when I looked closely, it said takeout, not delivery. Are you going to go get it?I made a reservation on Jalan, but you need to register as a free member to get the QR code.