NADESHIKO HOTEL TOKYO Shibuya by unito Female-only

チェックインする際に、16時きっかりでなければ受付窓口が開かないので、初めての時は迷う(窓口に分かりやすく記載して欲しい)。
部屋の入口に(防災……)と書いてあったため、最初は倉庫かと思い、ウロウロ。
お風呂に鍵付きのロッカーがあるけど、使えない。貴重品などは、部屋の鍵付きロッカーに入れた方が良い。結局、空いてたから脱衣所入り口にあるカゴの中にいれてお風呂に入りました。階段にG対策の黒いキャップの物が沢山あった……😱

Bett zu hart

Brak windy

Door to the 4th floor where my sleeping area was did not lock, most expensive stay but it was run down and not inviting or comfortable. Stairs between floors were gross, dirty and served as a smoking area. Inconvenient check-in process and staff not friendly.

No lift which I understand but was a struggle with large heavy suitcases. Baggage drop was also difficult and stressful before check in as it states to ring which no one answered after 20 minutes of trying. We were unable to ring the number provided due to having e sims with no number and luckily someone left the building so we were able to store our luggage without staff. was a very stressful start to the day. Also lovely onsen but it has seen better days and needs a refurbishment as the ceiling and sides are full of damp and mould. Unsure as to whether the other bath tub was for decoration or use. The temperature control on the onsen is all wrong too as one night it was scolding hot so I couldn’t use.

The property has no elevator , the stairs , pods were not clean up to standard and the place was not well lit . Also , you have to use a card to get into the bath and your room , and the building so it’s a bit more complicated to maneuver within the building if you don’t carry your card everywhere . Love that for safety but it’s a bit much once in the building , double edged sword there . The bath equipment wasn’t clean , the temp of the bath varied A LOT . The “ kitchen area “ was subpar as well . I had to ask for a new pillow bc mine had so many stains . I wish I took more photos .

Die Betten waren sehr hart und die Situation im Baderaum für Europäer gewöhnungsbedürftig

I had access to two lockers, one didn't work and then the other one got stuck and I had to come back for my jacket later which took me about an hour and a couple phone calls. It was inconvenient but it wasn't the worst.

The place has a lot of potential but it looks “forgotten” in a way or maybe they’re understaffed.
Bathrooms and capsule rooms were clean, can’t complain about that, but the common areas specially the stairs should get some attention. Also building has no elevator so if you’re not cool with stairs or carrying heavy luggage keep that in mind.
Worst part was the person that checked me in/out. I can’t tell if she just lives there and ends up working for them or if she is really part of the staff (I didn’t see anybody else working there) but she was very rude to me and to another guest. Not welcoming at all for no reason. In my whole 8 days in Japan I haven’t experienced attitude from literally nobody, but there she was… she’s not japanese btw. I would stay there again for the value for money but only if I knew that lady isn’t working there anymore. She acts like she hates her job and is doing you a favor. Zero desire to deal with that on a trip just to save a few bucks. 9 hours and Akihabara Bay can be better options just in case.