Hachioji Sky Hotel

The bathroom is good, but the shower room is too small for an Asian like me to stretch out. I have to adjust the temperature carefully every time I take a shower. There is hot water on one side and cold water on the other. It is easy to get burned. There should be a main valve in front so that I don't have to adjust the temperature every time.

The front desk staff is dressed in suits and masks and looks decent. They will check and copy passports. The entrance of the hotel is quite cute. There are vegetables on the shelves but no one is hawking and it is not noisy. There is also bread and other food in the lobby for easy purchase. The room has a window. There is no hand sanitizer in the bathroom. I hope it can be replenished. The hotel is still a little distance away from the subway station on foot, but it is not a remote place. I remember that there is a vintage store next to the hotel. There are commercial streets around it, many restaurants, spicy hot pot restaurants, and drug stores. I met a lot of students in the afternoon, there are quite a lot of residents, not many tourists. The weather is good and sunny, and the experience of shopping during the day is good. The disadvantage is that I can hear the sound of police cars patrolling on the first night. I am a little worried about safety. Fortunately, nothing happened.

When I checked in on the first night, I had to find the way. It felt a bit far and deserted. When I walked out during the day, I realized that when I came out of the hotel, I walked along a busy and large slope with many shops on both sides. It only took about 10 minutes to take the escalator to the JR station. If you want to avoid the prices of urban hotels on weekends and plan to visit the suburbs, this hotel is still good. Although it is obviously an old hotel, the room size is okay, all necessary supplies are available, and the hygiene is OK.