The Peak Chiyozaki Apartment Hotel

最寄り駅、京セラドームへの移動が徒歩圏内、近くにコンビニやイオン、美味しいお餅屋さんなどもあり、夜は静かでとても良かったです。また、壁一面に映し出されるプロジェクター（使い方がなかなか分からず戸惑いました）が本当に最高でした。ずっと推しの映像が流れ時には壁一面のドアップ（心臓が持ちませんが）最高すぎました。

あえて良くなかった点をあげるとすると、お風呂の自動湯はり方法が説明書では最後まで分からず残念でした。

It was a big place for a great price, and while there was no staff on sight, it was very easy to get in contact with them. They answered quickly and did their best to help you! I was even able to ask for an early check-in.

Without the ventilation in the bathroom, it could smell a bit funky after it had been moist, but as long as the ventilation is on, it shouldn't be too much of a problem.

京セラドームや最寄り駅から近い コンビニも近くて便利 部屋が清潔 歯ブラシの毛がやわらかくて磨きやすかった

チェックイン時に画像を何度添付しても エラーで登録出来なかった 台所に洗剤はあるがスポンジがない 台所の排水口からの音が気になった おそらく油詰まりかと お風呂の扉の隙間に水を流すと黒い汚れが出て来た

So the room was very large. Other than a Hyatt, this as the most space of any place that I stayed in Japan. Everything was relatively new, which was fine for us but will break down sooner than later for future guests. It all felt super cheap so if you're reading this a year from now, I'm guessing this won't still be the case.

This wasn't a hotel, it was an AirBnB. It was listed as hotel, it pretends to be a hotel, but it isn't. That's the biggest problem. I use a service called Yamato to send my bags to different hotels, and this time LUCKILY I didn't do it. I actually sent them to my NEXT hotel after this one. If I had done so, assuming that there was a front desk person, I would have been in deep trouble. So that's my biggest gripe. Second, the check in was not even a good experience. If I HAD booked this on Airbnb at least I would expect it to be relatively smooth. We sat there trying to figure this out for a decent amount of time, and I'm relatively tech savvy. I can't imagine what my parents would have done, or their parents. So because this wasn't a hotel, you didn't get towels changed, you didn't get trash emptied, there was no lobby to sit in, there were no amenities. It WAS cheap, but there were other cheap hotels in the area that were definitely hotels. I wouldn't stay again. Finally, there were ads all over the place trying to SELL you one of these things. Almost like a time share would be! They were saying things that wouldn't even be legal in the US like "Guaranteed 5% return first 2 years" etc. Really didn't feel like a Japanese experience at all, and I'd be very surprised if this building was owned by anyone Japanese at all. It was the OPPOSITE of Japanese hospitality and the sales pitch on every wall / the elevator was really weird and out of line.