The extremely disappointing service continued, and the family trip I had been looking forward to with my young children became a sad memory.First of all, we had informed them in advance that we would be staying as a family of four, including two children aged 2 years and 7 months, and had reserved amenities for the children, but they had forgotten about them and they did not have them.Also, until I requested this, there was only a single bed for two adults, and there was no place to put a small baby safely, so if I had no choice but to put the baby on a high sofa, the baby would fall headfirst onto the floor and end up in a cold sweat. I wrote it. Perhaps to make cleaning easier, the carpets are not pulled at all, so the floors are very hard everywhere, and the steps everywhere have sharp edges, making them extremely dangerous for children.The kettle used to boil water was of the type that makes a very high-pitched noise on the surface, but since it cannot be placed out of reach of children (there is no place to put it), it feels dangerous until the surface temperature drops. The glasses for drinking tea and water were placed on the floor of the bathroom as there was no space for my 2 year old to reach them. . It's all made for the sake of appearance without any imagination, so fatigue accumulates over time.Please note that there are no chairs or baby baths in the bath, and the floor is made of hard stone, so you must be very careful when bathing your baby. I had no choice but to sit on the ground and take my baby in the bathtub, but I felt so sad and disappointed, including the fact that there was no body soap for babies. Also, the open-air bath in the room didn't have a fence, so you could fall all the way to the bottom, so I had no choice but to enter while desperately holding onto my child, feeling like my life was in danger. .I feel that they are not paying attention to not only the hardware aspects but also the software aspects.The extension line in the room I was shown to was broken, so I had to go to the front desk each time. If you have any questions from the letters or guides left in your room, or the staff who guided you to your room, please call the front desk by extension if you need anything, including adjusting the temperature of the bath in your room. If it is broken, I would like you to let me know in advance. In some cases, children's body soaps are not prepared, and if you have small children, you may have to use an extension line for consultation, and the reality is that parents are too busy to go directly to the front desk. . The lack of consideration in this area was such a huge gap between the level of service I expected, and I felt sad.Other than that, when I asked for extra rice for my children's rice set (furikake rice and miso soup), for some reason they brought me white rice without adding furikake and made me ask for furikake (that's shabby...). When I asked for a favor, they looked at me with a useless smile, as if I was throwing a high ball with some selfishness, and they gave me a smile as if I were receiving alms (first of all, I was worried). Sorry for the inconvenience, but is it normal? When bringing it, the boy who heard our request handed it to the girl in charge of our table with a wink, looking mysteriously cool (Izakaya in Takadanobaba?). . .Also, my 7-month-old baby couldn't even eat baby food, so when I told him that I didn't need a rice set, he said, "It's okay, it's free, so don't worry," and I kept trying to force him to put it down. (I stayed for 2 nights, and on the second day we kept having the same exchange.It's like they shouldn't share information...To begin with, I'm not worried about money, but it's rude to make that assumption...) . The drain in the bathroom in the room was broken and only a trickle was flowing (a cheap hotel in Thailand?). I can only make the beds and clean the water area, but is that okay? It's all about small things, such as the confirmation that I don't really understand (if that's the only thing you can do, don't ask), but during my stay, I felt a little discomfort and stress every time I had an exchange, and it made me feel bad.In general, every single service that is taken for granted in Tokyo is not taken for granted here, and each person is not attentive or clear-headed, so in the end, I think we have become a monster complainer. I feel like this and fall into self-loathing (I wonder what I came here for...).Once again, the staff are student-level, so each easy response gives me a sense of accomplishment. He may not have any malicious intent, but every time I consult him about something, he looks at me with an innocent look that says, "Huh? Seriously?" and for some reason I always feel apologetic. Furthermore, I'm sorry for not being able to focus on everyone as a general rule! Instead, the style is to respond with a pointless smile and a look from above, and the stress builds up like a snowball, as if someone is going crazy.Sorry for the long post.(Though it still comes to mind...)Rather than resting on the surface of positive reviews drawn by the brand, atmosphere, and fashionable hardware, we need to look at our feet and learn what our true level is, and what kind of service we provide from the customer's perspective. I would like you to think about this and sincerely work to improve the level of service one step at a time.There is no doubt that the hardware aspect is good, but I have to say that the contents and services are all superficial and the level is quite low.