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A hotel that sticks to sleep ★Lem Kyobashi, Tokyo
On April 3 this year, a hotel called Lem Tokyo Kyobashi opened opposite Edgran.
As the name suggests, it seems that it is a hotel that sticks to sleep.
The Hankyu Hotel Group, which is familiar to Kansai people, is known as the Hankyu Hotel Group.
The point is also high.
I happened to find a commemorative plan in February of this year.
When I searched for my June birthday, I made a reservation because there was a vacancy.
2 double rooms with breakfast
The regular fee of 35120 yen is 16,000 yen (tax included)!
The birthday was dinner in Yurakucho, so it took about 10 minutes by taxi.
The front desk is on the 8th floor and you can check in by machine.
When you enter the room, you will find a massage chair.
I used this massage chair several times at night and the next morning.
There is no bathtub, but there is a chair in the shower room.
In addition, there is a charger in the drawer, smartphones, digital cameras, tablets, etc.
It was with about 7 connectors that could charge various things.
And the best thing was the pillow.
It's a common pillow in any unusual hotel, but it was so comfortable to sleep.
I was sleeping slowly the next day, 10 minutes before breakfast order stop.
There wasn't much food left because I ran in.
There is an uncle who is eating a very gorgeous hot dock in the store.
I thought it looked delicious, but there was a dog bread with a cut.
There were many kinds of sauces, so add vegetables, ham and eggs.
It looks like it was made by customizing it.
This is also a little nice service.
Next year there will be the Olympics, and as a whole, it will be a hotel that is conscious of foreign customers.
Japanese hospitality ideas were studded here and there.
I don't have much time to stay at a hotel in Tokyo.
There is Kyobashi Station (subway) in front of you, so it doesn't get wet even on rainy days.
It was within walking distance of Tokyo Station and has good access, and it was a hotel that I could recommend with confidence.