Piece Chitose S4 (ピエス チトセ エスフォー)

It feels like a weekly apartment, so you can feel like you're at home.The front desk seems to be unmanned at night and the service is minimal, but I personally didn't have any problems with it.

I stayed as a hotel, but I thought this was a good place for a long stay. There is also a kitchen, and there seems to be floor heating in the winter.I only stayed for one night, but if I asked, they would change the sheets and clean the room for me, so to be honest, it was a room that made me want to live here.I thought it was written that the location was a 10 minute walk from the station, but it didn't feel that far away. I also like the front because it has a good sense of distance.I would like to use it again.

There is also a washing machine, sink, and microwave in the bathroom and toilet.Feels more like a weekly apartment than a business hotelThe room is clean.

[Attention] 100% cancellation feeWe had to cancel due to the typhoon.There was a 100% cancellation fee ^ ^Consumer contract law is not relevant.

Head towards Lake Shikotsu from Chitose Station, turn left at the sweets shop, walk a little and you will find it right in front of the Yakitori restaurant. The entrance is locked, so when checking in, please use the intercom to contact the front desk on the second floor and have them open it. I made a reservation through Rakuten Travel, but since I paid through the site, I was able to check in smoothly. The receipt will be issued by entering the destination from Rakuten Travel, so this is the only time you will have to go to the front desk. The facilities include a kitchen with pots and cooking utensils, a washing machine with regular detergent, and a spacious bathroom with a bathroom dryer, so your laundry will be dry the next morning. There were plenty of outlets with smartphone chargers, etc. Convenience stores and restaurants are also nearby.It didn't bother me because I stayed for two nights, but some packages don't have cleaning services for consecutive nights, so it was difficult to figure out how to replenish amenities.

I'll write something that wasn't mentioned in other reviews.(Also serves as a memorandum for myself)About laundry.There was no attack on the detergent, and I was able to dry underwear and handkerchiefs for two people using 1 square hanger (4 x 4). There are no laundry nets. Place other shirts on wooden hangers. Since you will be taking a bath in your room instead of in the public bath, you will have to calculate the time it takes to wash your clothes. I can't leave laundry to be done late at night, and I have to dry it in the bath.In addition, dust had accumulated on the high shelves. It is a good idea to wipe the table etc. just in case. You should also check the filter and detergent in your washing machine.About the kitchen. I didn't do any typical cooking this time, but I was allowed to use the tableware. New dish towels and sponges were provided, and there was also a drainer basket.The cutlery includes chopsticks, two large and small spoons, and two large forks.2 each of 2 types of cups, cups, and plates. There are also colanders, bowls, pots, pans, and cooking utensils. Actually, it would be a good idea to bring some kitchen paper.No coffee or tea. No seasoning either.Also, about the toaster oven. Please check the net inside. I didn't have any foil, so I wiped it clean before using.The rice cooker also included a cup. There is also a rice scoop stand.Amenities include toothbrushes, cotton, cotton swabs, brushes, razors, and body sponges. There are no lotions, so you need to be prepared. All bath products are POLA products (shampoo, conditioner, body)Since it was a plan that didn't require room cleaning, they had a system where you could have the items you requested hung on the door. In addition to towels, I received new trays, tissues, and new slippers. Isn't it because I couldn't find a USB plug to charge my smartphone?What to bring next timeLaundry net, kitchen paper, alcohol wet tissues, drip coffee, (wrap, foil), basic cosmetics.The luggage you usually carry when staying at a hotel is enough for some things, but this is a list of things that I think would be more comfortable if I had them.Overall, I think it's a nice hotel where you can spend a relaxing time with spacious rooms!