ForYou Hōnancho Hotel

The smoking area outside the hotel entrance is a nuisance to passersby. Please remove it.

This is just a hotel for sleeping! For this price, you should find a better one. The room instructions are mostly in Chinese, so it's a Chinese-owned hotel aimed at Chinese people. There's no front desk; you check in at the entrance by entering a special code sent to you when you book. There's no staff on-site, and even if you have a problem, you can't get through to anyone. The room is still new, so it's pretty clean right now. The room has a bed, shower, and toilet. There's a TV, but it doesn't show any digital, BS, or CS channels... (lol) There's no air conditioning (the entire building is centrally controlled). There's a lounge on each floor, but the water heaters for complimentary drinks empty quickly (you can refill them yourself by opening the lid on the machine). There's no microwave in the room or in the lounge (probably because guests from the countryside take them home). There's no laundry room either. It's built like a cheap apartment, so you can hear a fair amount of noise from neighboring rooms. And since the Kannana Expressway is right in front of it, you can hear trucks and biker gangs all night long. The sirens from police cars and other vehicles are quite loud. (Some reviews say this hotel is quiet, but I wonder where they usually stay...) It's close to the station, and there's a supermarket (Summit) and plenty of restaurants within walking distance, so it should be fine for a night or two.

1. Triple rooms are available, separated by a wall. It's worth noting that we are sensitive to air circulation; after informing the staff, we received a small air conditioner, as the central air conditioning cannot be adjusted. 2. The room has a small TV and a hairdryer with sufficient power, but no kettle. There is a small common area with hot and cold water, but the water may be cut off when there are many people. 3. It's located diagonally opposite Honancho Station, basically visible from Exit 1. If you have luggage and don't want to climb the stairs, you can use Exit 3, which is also at the same main intersection. The only drawback is that Honancho is relatively far from the end of the subway line.

Very funny hotel in a super nice neighborhood in Tokyo!! Self check-in was very easy and the rooms are small but clean and practical.

There's no normal amenities such as a front desk, room phone, chargers, water, toothbrushes, etc. I laughed when I found out that there was no digital terrestrial TV set up, so you couldn't even watch regular public channels. For 9,000 yen you get hostel-level service, not hotel-level. There's no resident staff. During your stay you have to call the support desk on your mobile phone every time, but the staff on the phone are of Chinese descent and their Japanese is strange, so they keep changing the subject. It's just stressful. And yet it's even more expensive than APA and other companies, which is the worst.