ビジネスイン パレット三春

There is no toilet in the room, so everyone leaves the room to go to the toilet. Therefore, there is frequent traffic in the hallway, and the building structure and sound insulation are poor, so it can be loud. Earplugs are a must. There are no tissues, but there are towels and bath towels, and there is also a refrigerator and air conditioner. There was a smell of cheap perfume on my pillow, but I managed to wrap it in a bath towel. I would like it to be fab. I choose this place because it's cheap and there's a convenient supermarket right next door, but I don't think it's that bad of a deal.

Recommended for people who don't have a problem with not having a toilet or bath. There is a supermarket right next to it, which is very convenient.

A building that looks like a temporary office at a factory site. The public bath is clean and the communal toilets are also clean. A supermarket is also conveniently located right in front of the door.

It's in the mountains so there's nothing but it's quiet 👍

It's small, but it feels pretty good. Feels new. I'm staying for several nights, but I want to have fun.

There was only one hot water bath tub!It was so sad!The size of the bath with that many people is a punishment🙅

The inside of the building was clean, but it was prefabricated and the walls were thin, so you could hear noise from neighboring rooms and people walking on the floors above. If you are concerned, I think it is better to bring earphones etc. You can rent it, but there is a fee.I think some people are concerned about the hardness of the bed as it is a pipe bed.You cannot park anywhere in the parking lot; it will be designated at the time of check-in, so if you check in late, you may be directed to a parking lot far away.There were two people at the reception, but while I was guiding people to the parking lot, the other person didn't seem to be able to handle the check-in.The toilets, washrooms, and baths are kept well-cleaned, but if you stay in the summer, you may see earwigs, longhorn beetles, and longhorn beetles walking in the hallways, toilets, and water areas. He wasn't in the room.The room did not have an automatic lock, and in the morning I had to put the room key in a box at the unmanned reception desk, so I felt careless. I don't think people who stay in places like this would leave valuables in their rooms, but I felt that the security was quite lax.There is a small desk and a TV in the room, so it is a little inconvenient to eat in the room.There is no change of sheets or towels even if you stay for consecutive nights. Your room will not be cleaned, so you will have to throw away your trash from the trash can in your room to the communal trash can located in the hallway. There are instructions on the instructions given to you to wash your own towels. There is a charge for changing towels and sheets.There are instructions to flush the rest of the cup noodles into the toilet bowl.There was no problem with WIFI.You take off your shoes at the reception and change into slippers designated for each room.I was fine, but there were some slippers missing from my room, and others were already using them.The air conditioner was not very effective unless you lowered the temperature considerably.There was no air conditioner in the hallway, so I opened the door to the open room and ran the air conditioner there at full power.Smoking areas are located in front of the doors of each building, and smokers will find it cold in the winter and thick in the summer. For people who don't like to smoke, if there's a smoker around, it's tough because they have to walk through the clouds of cigarette smoke to get back to their room.

I was interested after reading various past posts, so I decided to stay there. It was a single room for 4,000 yen (tax included) per night. The parking lot is free and there are 3 buildings on 2 floors, and the inside was very nice and clean. The people at the front desk were very kind and the explanations were easy to understand. Although it was a communal bath and toilet, every corner was kept clean and comfortable.The room was a little small, but the rooms on both sides were all empty, so the noise didn't bother me much. There weren't many amenities, but I was able to buy what I needed at the front desk for cheap, so it wasn't a big problem.I was able to use the spacious dining room freely, so I worked on my PC.This is a good accommodation considering the cost performance.I would like to use it again.

There are no tissues and toothbrushes in the room, so you need to bring your own. Shared toilet and bath.There was only one staff member, but he was polite.There is no problem at all if you just sleep.Right in front of the supermarket.If you are a nervous person who is worried about thin walls or the staff's response, it may be better to spend more money and choose another hotel.

The toilets and baths are shared, but it's so cheap that it can't be helped. I have no choice but to buy food at the supermarket next door. There was no table to eat in the room, so we ate in the dining room.