相鐵FRESA INN 銀座三丁目 (Sotetsu Fresa Inn Ginza Sanchome)

地點很方便，距離地鐵站步行約5分鐘。房間乾淨舒適，也提供很多的便利備品。有投幣式洗衣機。早餐蠻特別的，有提供豬肉涮涮鍋。櫃檯人員服務熱情主動。

位置很好，幾條地鐵線都很近，出行非常便利。周邊便利店餐廳購物一應俱全。服務熱情到位，衞生不錯，房間大小也令人滿意。唯獨就是窗戶外面就是另一個樓，基本透不進光，頁面上一點説明沒有，後面選擇的朋友自行斟酌我這個房型。另一邊就是臨街的。

房間雖小但還算安靜、乾淨、舒適，一連住了六晚，各種洗漱用品都自助可取，每兩天讓打掃衞生收拾垃圾，也弄得很乾凈，交通便捷。就是每天衹能在門口才能打開行李箱，如果兩個同時打開就開不了衞生間的門了😀

日本回來已經半個月了，現在才過來發表。這個位於三丁目的酒店位置實在是沒得説，走路到地鐵站5分鐘，樓下就有很多食肆都是日本本土的餐廳，本地風情濃郁。走過一條街就是最繁華的銀座，各種世界大品牌和一些大眾品牌都有，還有銀座各大商場。最方便的是酒店出來左轉不到20米就有一家羅森，每天在這裡買牛奶沙拉和飲料回酒店，非常方便。前台服務員一貫的禮貌，check in 以後可以在前台自助領取每天需要的日用品，牙刷牙膏棉簽刮鬚刀乳液化粧水卸粧水面膜橡皮筋全部齊全。為了方便客人每一層電梯口的櫃子都放有牙刷套裝和毛巾。check out 就更加方便，機器自助還房卡就可以離開。去年和今年我都選擇這一家酒店，美中不足的是今年的價格比去年漲了40%，其他的都很好。

酒店位置很好，也很好找，就在銀座松屋後面那條街。早餐非常有特色，大清早吃涮涮鍋，不過很清淡，開啟一天高能量。 不好意思，衹顧上拍早餐了。 唯一不足之處就是窗戶固定，屋子不太透氣，不過有空調倒還行。 如有機會，還想去吃涮涮鍋。

在銀座街區很方便，住在這裡其它地方就不用去逛了，啥都有。附近機場大巴下車步行幾分鐘，回程走8分鐘到機場大巴去成田，還是非常方便的。衞生可以，小是小了點，就睡幾晚也可以接受。第一天住宿後寄存行李出發伊豆，三天後繼續入住，樓下吃了2天的涮涮鍋，如果趕時間，選西餐更省時間

除了房間小點，其他都挺滿意的，服務員也很熱情友好，酒店的旅遊指南、皮筋、面膜等細節服務也很到位，位置不錯，交通便利，也很安靜。下圖是周邊環境。

位置方便房間乾淨

Если честно, не очень. Номер крошечный (к этому я была готова), окно не открывается (к этому не была), от этого реально клаустрофобия начинается. Есть чайник, холодильничек. Воды в бутылках не дают, зато гордая табличка, что у нас можно пить воду из-под крана. Переходник на японскую вилку в аренду не дают, только продают за 700 йен. В ванной только шампунь, кондиционер и гель для душа, на ресепшне можно взять дополнительные косметические средства (умывание, лосьон, молочко, маски для лица и пр.), вилки, палочки. На 2-м этаже, где ресепш, есть микроволновка, вендинговые автоматы с водой, софтдринками и пивом, две стирально-сушильные машины (платно), машина для льда (бесплатно), весы для багажа. Вызвали такси на раннее утро в аэропорт, но содрали за сервис 520 йен. В общем, после нормальных японских гостиниц в глубинке ощущается определенное жлобство, но это Токио и Гиндза.

The location of Fresh Inn is fantastic—just a minute away from the shopping mall and around a 4 to 5-minute walk to Ginza Metro Station. It takes about 6 to 7 minutes to walk to Ginza Sta., which is located downstairs of the mall near the 3 Coins store. From there, you can reach Narita Airport in 75 minutes. The staff at the hotel are nice, and both the check-in and check-out processes are speedy. You can even do self-checkout when you leave, which takes only about 30 seconds. Additionally, you can leave your baggage at the hotel; although they don’t have a concierge, the front desk staff will assist you. The room itself is small, but it is quite spacious for Tokyo, especially in Ginza. I was able to open my 29-inch suitcase easily. However, the room is quite old, and the restroom is especially outdated, featuring a bathtub with a shower curtain. The walls are plastic, which felt a bit odd to me. The bed is a double bed with very thin pillows and a hard mattress, making it difficult for me to fall asleep on my first night, even after a long day of travel. I brought my own bedding sheet, but I still developed some skin rashes during my stay, possibly due to the carpet or the towels—I’m not sure. There’s nothing inside the room, and you need to go to the second floor to get toiletries like shampoo, masks, tea bags, etc. They do provide filtered water, so there are no bottled waters in the room. Cleaning is done every three days unless you request maid service. I have been assigned to a higher floor, specifically the 8th floor of the 9-level hotel, which made me happy. However, since I traveled alone as a female, being placed in a connected room made me feel a bit insecure and uncomfortable. Breakfast is served on the ground floor, where the hotel's only restaurant is located. You have three options every day: shabu shabu, tofu shabu shabu, and a Western-style breakfast that includes pancakes, sausage, and eggs. These options don’t change, so if you plan to stay for two days or more, it’s best not to pay for breakfast. While the hotel is convenient due to its location, it’s quite old and needs a deep cleaning or renovation. I paid around 26800 yen per night (including breakfast but before tax), which I found to be quite costly, especially given the overall experience. For me, this hotel is only worth 15000 yen at most for one night.