博物馆区酒店预订

"職員非常有禮貌 都很幫忙"

"Good"

"乾淨 安靜"

"非常便利"

"It is very difficult to find connecting rooms in the city, but this hotel has them. The staff are okay, and the room is extremely comfortable, especially the bed, which is exceptionally cozy. The view is beautiful, and the location is very convenient, right next to the Eurostar train station. There are no slippers, comb, shower cap, toothbrush, or similar amenities in the room. They do have shower gel, shampoo and a hair dryer. Overall, it is a very comfortable hotel."

"Perfect journey"

"Not a Hotel — More Like a Hostel Charging Hotel Prices This place is marketed as a hotel, but in reality, it feels more like a hostel — just with hotel-level pricing. You're essentially paying for the location, as it's close to the museum quarter, which is admittedly convenient. Here are the key issues: No real reception – There's no front desk. Instead, a staff member at the café next door acts as "reception" from 9 AM to 6 PM. Poor accessibility – There’s no proper entrance; you have to climb stairs, and taxis can’t stop right outside the property. Extremely small rooms – The room is tiny, even by Japanese standards. You can't fully open a suitcase on the floor. No real windows – The only windows face the staircase and a very slow elevator. You can hear everyone passing by clearly. Inconvenient power setup – Turning off the room lights also cuts power to the outlets, so you can't charge your phone unless you leave the lights on (except in the bathroom). Basic bedding – Standard hostel-quality linens and pillows (cushions actually). On the plus side, the room was clean and odor-free — but that should be the bare minimum for any hotel. Overall, if you’re expecting hotel quality, you’ll likely be disappointed. You're paying for the location, not the experience."

"非常美好的體驗！一流的旅宿，超棒的地點！"

"Overall, I had a great stay. The design of the hotel was stylish and thoughtfully curated—modern, with a sophisticated color palette that I really loved. The only downside was the noise from the room above. Every late night and early morning, I could clearly hear footsteps overhead, and even the ceiling light fixture in my room would rattle with a metallic or glass-clinking sound. It was quite unsettling and affected my rest. If the sound insulation between floors could be improved, it would make the experience so much better. That said, the aesthetic of the space was beautiful, and I truly appreciated the hotel’s unique and elevated design. "