Chisun Inn Nagoya

We had a live show at the Banterin Dome on Sunday, 1/4 and stayed there. I stayed with a friend. I arrived at my room late at 23:00, worried about the sound of the next room, but it was very quiet, either because it was empty or because I had gone to bed late. I think there are more people who start work from 1/5, so maybe there were fewer people staying here originally. I was worried about the bath by word of mouth, but there were certainly black molds everywhere that would fall off quickly if rubbed. I thought that it could be remedied immediately because it is such a stain that falls off immediately if you rub it together when cleaning the bathtub. The kakebuton was also worried when I saw word of mouth. The cover covering the kakefuton was very clean, but there was dirt inside. I didn't mind it because I didn't touch it directly, but I think it's tough on the bad ones. I went there knowing that my room would be small, but I was able to find a space on the floor to open the trunk and pack my things. The fridge was about halfway up the temperature and I put stuff in it, but it was frozen in the morning. I should have had the warmest temperature. Thank you for keeping my luggage before check-in. I had a lot of luggage and I was able to ask for delivery, which was very helpful. It was very helpful to me because it was close to the station and the price was very low.

Because it is a circular building, The inner chamber has little signal. Small room It smells like it was supposed to be a non-smoking room. Conveniently located close to the station. Cheap.

I used it on a business trip. The building has the smell of the Showa era and is small when you enter the room. The bathtub is also small. It was a hotel that probably wouldn’t be next time.