Hotel Linden Oji

The nearest station to this Hotel Linden Oji branch is Oji Station, which is a 1-2 minute walk from the north exit. It's inside a shopping street. The building is located on a relatively conspicuous corner lot, but perhaps because it is a leisure hotel, the entrance can be entered from the parking lot or from the side. There is a front desk when you enter the entrance, but it was narrow rather than the large and luxurious front lobby like what you would find in a modern love hotel. Also, there was no welcome drink. As for the room, as I expected, the bedroom was a little small, but the bathroom area was spacious and well-equipped. However, since it is a very old building, even though it has been renovated, it has deteriorated over time. The bed was queen size, but the mattress was an old type, so it was hard, and the VOD was also an old type. Since it's a business room, we forced a desk and chair near the entrance, but since it's actually a hallway, the space was almost unusable, just like the dining set next to it. The windows open, but due to the nature of the hotel, they are always closed. However, it was nice that the window in the bathroom could be opened for ventilation. It was nice that there were makeup pouches, hair irons, etc. in the sink, and there were two types of room wear. One of the great things about this hotel is that breakfast is free. However, in reality, it was a so-called light breakfast of bread, boiled eggs, yogurt, and coffee. If you would like to see a video introduction of this hotel, please search for ``Tomari Report'' or the hotel name on YouTube.

The rooms are clean, the rates are reasonable, and while business hotels are soaring in price these days, I'm very satisfied because it's close to the station. The acoustics were also good