A hotel in Tokyo with an art exhibition inside the hotel! Must check in!

📍DDD Hotel I stayed in Tokyo for 8 days. Considering that the main means of transportation in Japan is the subway, my requirements for choosing a hotel were very clear. After the experience, DDD basically met all my needs! ❤️ Convenient travel, take the Narita Sabu Line (Rapid) directly from Narita Airport to Bakurocho Station, and walk to the hotel in 2 minutes after exiting the station. This line can also go directly to Kamakura, which is only 2 stations away from Tokyo Station/the hotel is within 7 minutes walk to Asakusabashi Station. Anyway, it is really convenient to get anywhere! 🤩 The room is small but exquisite! To be honest, the area of ​​the double room is really not big. Our luggage is usually placed in the aisle between the entrance and the bed. Two 30-inch large suitcases + a cabin suitcase. I tested it myself. But the space of the bathroom exceeded my imagination. The dry and wet separation is very comfortable. The combination of warm light in the room is also quite high-end. As for the bed, there is enough space for two people to sleep! 🥰🥰 There is a convenience store nearby. Although convenience stores are everywhere in Japan, it is really important to have a convenience store within walking distance of the hotel. After playing tiringly, I usually go buy ice cream and midnight snacks, and also buy breakfast for the next day. 🥳🥳 There are some small but good details. The reason why I chose a hotel instead of a B&B is that I don’t have to force garbage sorting. After all, sometimes the food and daily necessities are too scattered, and it is a bit troublesome to consider garbage sorting when traveling. There is a mini art exhibition open space on the first floor of the hotel where you can take photos! The second floor of the hotel is also the check-in place, with a bar and a restaurant. I saw some sisters having their brunch which was also very photogenic! 🤤🤤 Overall, the experience is very good! 👍🏻👍🏻 #TokyoHotel #JapanTravel #Tokyo #trip #Relax #JapaneseAttractions #TokyoGoodPlaces #like