Washington R&B Hotel Hachioji

To prepare for the heavy rain expected the next day, I stayed overnight in Hachioji near my workplace. Perhaps because it was Sunday, there seemed to be few guests, so it was very quiet and I had a comfortable stay. Thank you for accommodating my request regarding noise from footsteps on the floor above. Many Hotel Rooms tend to be quite dark due to low lighting, but this one was different. I was surprised that I could adjust the brightness by rotating the cover. It’s a simple idea, yet not something you would easily think of—I was truly impressed. It may not always be this quiet every time, but I would like to stay here again.

The Room I stayed in was a single, and it was clean. It felt a bit more spacious than a typical Business Hotel Room, so I didn’t feel cramped. I only have two requests:1. I think most people want to come back to their Room, rest their tired body, and relax for a moment. Every time I entered the Room, I wished the chair had a backrest.2. Breakfast basically consisted of several kinds of freshly baked bread with margarine/jam, plain yogurt, a boiled egg, plus salad and drinks—and curry rice. It would be nice to also have items like an omelet or scrambled eggs, potatoes, bacon, and sausages. Breakfast is something many guests look forward to. Also, margarine is not served in Western countries as it is considered carcinogenic.Those are my two points.