Only 10 Sec from Station!? 🚉 Tokyo Hotel with Great Access & Public Bath | OURS INN Hankyu

Only 10 Sec from Station!? 🚉 Tokyo Hotel with Great Access & Public Bath | OURS INN Hankyu

This time I stayed at the Ours Inn Hankyu. I took a stroll through the bar district with a Showa retro feel ♪ I had fun around Oimachi Station! Arrived at JR Oimachi Station. Exit from the central exit. You can see the hotel where you will be staying tonight right in front of you! The area is home to commercial facilities such as the station building Atré , Ito Yokado, and Hankyu Oimachi Garden. It’s also convenient for shopping. This channel mainly introduces Japanese hotels, but also tourist attractions and Japanese food. If you are interested, please subscribe to our channel! The hotel name is perfect. It’s in front of the station so you won’t get lost. 1 minute walk from Oimachi Station. Enter through the Hankyu Oi Food Hall entrance. Take the escalator to the 3rd floor. The hotel is divided into Building S and Building T. Go to the 3rd floor of S Building, where the entrance is located. The hotel building has a wide range of food options, from cafes such as Starbucks to prepared meals. The price is for a single room and breakfast. The building has an open atrium, so during the day you can feel the lively atmosphere all the way up to the third floor. The “S” in S Building stands for “single.” I booked a single room, so I think I’ll be staying in Building S tonight. The lobby is bright and spacious. issued when you make a reservation, you can easily check in at the self-service check-in machine. There are 11 self-check-in machines lined up by the windows. The procedure is completed in no time. Generally, check-in is from 15:00 and check-out is until 10:00. Some plans allow you to extend your check-out time for free. What on earth is this futuristic thing that looks like a Dyson vacuum cleaner …? It’s an air purifier that removes air pollution! There is an amenity corner at the back. There are limited quantities of each type, so choose only what you need. Cotton swabs, hairbrush, razor. There was also a guide to the building. where the lobby is located, connecting S Building and T Building. Tonight, I’m staying on the 11th floor. Touch your card key and press the floor number. Inside the building there is a hot spring bath facility called “Ofuro no Ousama.” If you are staying at the hotel, you can use it at a special price (500 yen). Arrived on the 11th floor. I hope the view is good too. Oh. I found my loungewear in the hallway. All sizes except for the free size can be rented at the front desk. There are vending machines and a microwave oven. It’s convenient because they are installed on every guest room floor. The other side is for alcohol only. They have everything from beer to chuhai. How’s the view …? The view in front of the station is perfect. I walked back down the long hallway to my room. You can see the roundabout. 1108! A cute card key with a dog motif. Touch lightly to enter. Slippers are provided in front of the carpeted area. The single room is 13 m2. Although they are not particularly spacious, each room is bright with one wall in an accent color. The wall color here is a soothing green. The hotel’s 1,100 single rooms are divided into four color variations. Since it’s on the 11th floor, the view isn’t obstructed by the neighboring building, so it feels very open. Roller blinds and curtains block out light at night. The top floor is the 29th floor. currently being carried out in stages, starting from the 29th floor. smart TVs and upgrade home appliances and fixtures to make them even easier to use. There is a mini fridge under the TV. It’s going to get hot from now on, so this is essential. The electric kettle is made by Zojirushi. It also comes with a handy multi-connector. The desk faces the window, so it’s bright and looks comfortable. What’s under the desk …? Great for hanging towels! There is a dog in the painting too. When it comes to popular Sanrio characters, there’s Cinnamon Roll. In the cinnamon roll collaboration room, you can enjoy special amenities, and a space surrounded by cinnamon rolls. A comfortable mattress and pillow are important for a good night’s sleep. Nishikawa’s duvet is lightweight and comfortable, reducing stress while you sleep. The mattresses used are made by Simmons. Since the hotel is often used for business purposes, they are particular about improving the quality of sleep. Next, check the bathroom. , you might mistake it for a separate toilet … To the left of the sink is the shower booth. This wall also has a green accent. The toilet is of course equipped with a washlet. The clean bathroom is also equipped with a hairdryer. There was also a toothbrush set. There is no bathtub, only a shower booth, so it feels quite compact. This hotel has a hot spring bath facility called “Ofuro no Ousama,” so even if there isn’t a bathtub here, it won’t be a problem. The shampoo, conditioner and body soap are from Saraya. The loungewear is a two-piece style. Guests staying in the ladies’ rooms will have grey and pink waffle fabric. Guests staying in the Twin Building will be provided with dull colored cotton roomwear. The single-family home’s loungewear may also be renewed in the future. Now, let’s look around the building. Go through the long corridor … I took the elevator to the coin laundry on the fourth floor. It is located on the 4th floor of both S and T buildings. It is divided into men’s and women’s sections. Payment is by cash only. I return to the open entrance on the third floor. I wonder what I should have for dinner. walk to Oimachi Station. The area in front of the station, packed with restaurants and cafes, is bustling with people returning from work. This is Higashikoji Restaurant Street. Narrow alleys continue along the street. There is a nostalgic atmosphere. It is said that its roots lie in the post-war black market. It’s like a back alley from the Showa era. There are old-fashioned small restaurants and Western restaurants. There is also a famous Western restaurant that has been loved for over 70 years, and a popular ramen shop that retains its Showa-era appearance. I hope it will remain here for the foreseeable future without being swept away by the wave of redevelopment. There were so many small izakayas that it was difficult to take photos, so I ended up going back to the front of the hotel (lol) I simply feel like eating soba noodles. I discovered “Nadai Fuji Soba,” a standing soba restaurant that operates mainly in Tokyo. It has a sophisticated atmosphere for a chain restaurant! “nadai” is pronounced “nadai.” It seems to mean famous. In addition, each store has its own interesting store-exclusive menu. What are the limited menu items at this store? Black pepper mayo curry cutlet bowl set …a rare menu item. Apparently, there are some Fuji Soba fans who have tried all the unusual menu items at each store. Water is self-service. Take a seat wherever you like. I got a window seat which was just right for one person. While glancing at the unusual menu, I ordered a chilled foxtail. I felt like eating something simple and classic. Soba noodles are rich in B vitamins, including vitamin B1 and vitamin B. Compared to white rice, it has fewer calories and a lower GI value. It is a food that has beneficial effects on the body. After filling your stomach, it’s time to relax in the bath. Head to Ofuro no Ousama with a special hot spring bath ticket available only to guests staying at the hotel. It is located on the 4th floor of T Building, across the connecting corridor from the 3rd floor. There is a wide variety of options, including artificial hot springs, saunas, open-air baths, and even bedrock baths. Open from 9:30am until 2am. You can come and go in comfortable clothes such as loungewear and slippers. Don’t forget to bring your towels from your room. good night. good morning. Maybe because I had a relaxing bath last night, I was able to fall asleep easily. The breakfast buffet is on the 3rd floor of T Building. Breakfast can be chosen from three locations. “Cafe the Garden” on the 3rd floor of S Building is where you can eat freshly baked bread , and for those who prefer Japanese food, there is “Ootoya” on the 2nd floor of S Building. For those who prefer a buffet, there’s Banquet Room Couleur on the 3rd floor of Building T. Only the buffet breakfast venue is in the T building… It was a bit of a hassle to get from Building S to Building T, but we managed to get there. The area in front of the breakfast venue is an open space that is convenient for meeting up. There is a map centered on our hotel covering one entire wall, so you can see the distance between your current location and where you want to go. 30 minutes from the hotel to Haneda Airport by limousine bus. The bus departs from the bus rotary in front of the hotel, so you won’t get lost. Breakfast is available from 6:30 to 10:00. The brightly lit restaurant is already bustling with people eating. First, place your card and secure a seat. are three breakfast venues to choose from, so you don’t have to worry about it being crowded and you not being able to find a seat. I offer a wide range of dishes, from salads to Japanese and Western cuisine. Children’s tableware and cutlery are also available, making it a great choice for families with children. Start with a healthy salad. This restaurant is operated by the Seven & I Group. Some of the Western food on the menu comes from Denny’s, the family restaurant chain under the same group. It seems that it is available not only to guests staying at the hotel, but also to the general public. This is one of the few restaurants around Oimachi Station that offers a breakfast buffet. All the vegetables in the salad bar are domestically produced. You can also choose from several types of dressing. Denny’s French toast is a popular menu item. The surface is fluffy, and the inside is moist. It is recommended to eat it with plenty of syrup. There is also a wide selection of Japanese food on the menu. Curry with plenty of vegetables is also highly recommended. It tastes even better when served with 16-grain rice. There is a wide selection of bread on display, but for bread lovers, I recommend the breakfast cafe on the 3rd floor of the S building, where you can eat as much freshly baked bread as you like. You can change the breakfast area to suit your preference, so you won’t get bored even if you’re staying multiple nights. Oimachi Station tends to be overshadowed by the neighboring Shinagawa Station, but it is served by the JR Keihin-Tohoku Line, Tokyu Oimachi Line, and Tokyo Waterfront Area Rapid Transit Rinkai Line. There are large electronics stores, supermarkets, and other commercial facilities in front of the station, making it convenient for shopping. There are also many shopping streets where you can experience the atmosphere of old-fashioned downtown areas, such as the Oi Ginza Shopping Street and Higashikoji Restaurant Street. The area around Oimachi Station has many different faces. The completed breakfast was mainly Japanese food, including the recommended curry, ginger pork, and meatball hamburger steak. I’m pretty satisfied with the full line wrap. Of course, natto is also a must. I’ll enjoy having this. is its convenient location, just a one-minute walk from the station . It is easily accessible, just one stop from Shinagawa Station on the Shinkansen line, making it an ideal base for sightseeing in Tokyo. The rooms are not spacious, but they are clean and are scheduled to be renovated starting this summer. The hotel also comes equipped with convenient facilities such as an open-air bath, a hot spring bath with sauna, and self-service cloakrooms. The only drawback is having to navigate between buildings S and T. The front desk where you check in is in Building S, but the hot spring facilities and breakfast buffet are in Building T. You must go through the connecting corridor on the third floor, so that might be a concern… Most of the rooms are singles, but there are also twin rooms available, making them suitable for families. And the special room featuring Sanrio’s popular character, Cinnamon Roll, will be irresistible for Sanrio fans. You can immerse yourself in the world of cinnamon rolls without having to go to Puroland, Sanrio’s amusement park in Tama Center. It was a nice hotel, and the price wasn’t too high, so I’d like to stay there again! There is a cafe on the third floor of the S building, which is also one of the breakfast venues. Breakfast time, where you can eat as much freshly baked bread as you like, ends at 10am. Teatime is from 11:30 to 17:00. I found a seat where I could have tea while looking outside. The interior of the store has a natural and green feel. I want to eat not only drinks but also sweets … Let’s order the Fukuoka “Amaou” strawberry Mont Blanc. When you think of strawberries, you may imagine them as large and sweet, but strawberries overseas do not have as high a sugar content as those in Japan. Japan has made great strides in improving varieties, resulting in the strawberries that are available today with a good balance of sweetness and sourness. There are apparently about 300 varieties of strawberries in Japan. It’s no wonder that Japan is said to be the world’s top consumer of cocoa. It depends on where you live, but the strawberries you’ll often see in supermarkets in Tokyo are probably “Tochiotome” and “Amaou.” The Mont Blanc that will accompany today’s teatime is made from Amaou strawberries. This strawberry is mainly grown in Fukuoka Prefecture. The name is said to be derived from the initials of “red, round, big, delicious.” It’s a strawberry just as the name suggests! The light from outside pours in, creating a bright and cozy space. It’s easy to just drop in by yourself. Let’s eat. I thought it would only be Mont Blanc, but it was a more luxurious tea set than I had imagined! Delicious♪ Mont Blanc originated from the Salon de Thé ” Angelina” in Paris, France. It is known that designer Coco Chanel and writer Marcel Proust were frequent customers. In Tokyo, Angelina Mont Blanc can be purchased in the basement of Mitsukoshi in Nihonbashi and Tobu Department Store in Ikebukuro. From the cool indoors to the sunny outdoors. While the area around the station is lined with commercial facilities, if you walk a little further, you’ll find a nostalgic atmosphere in Oimachi, a place where the old and the new coexist. Thank you for watching until the end. I will continue to introduce various hotels and tourist spots, so please [subscribe to our channel]!

🏨【Super Close to the Station! OURS INN Hankyu (Oimachi, Tokyo)】
I stayed at “OURS INN Hankyu,” just steps away from Oimachi Station in the Shinagawa area!
With its unbeatable location (only 10 seconds from the station!) and relaxing public bath, it’s perfect for both sightseeing and business travel.

📍 Access:
・Approx. 10 sec walk from Oimachi Station
・Map: https://maps.app.goo.gl/RJhjeHix4wzAbuX6A
・Official Website: https://www.oursinn-hankyu.co.jp/en/

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