Hotels near Parco City Observation Deck

On August 26th, we were unfortunately stranded due to a typhoon. Luckily, before we left, I had booked a one-day room with free cancellation on Klook, so I wasn't flustered when I canceled. We packed our bags and changed rooms during the typhoon night. The infinity pool was closed during the typhoon, but the unlimited beer and soda from 6 PM to 7 PM was still available, turning the 14th floor into an interesting lounge for stranded guests. Although it's a bit far from the station, there are almost all types of convenience stores nearby, and Jack Steak is right downstairs. The hotel parking lot costs 1800 NTD, but there are many flat parking lots nearby, so there's no need to worry if you're renting a car and driving.

Whether you take the monorail or the airport bus, you'll need to walk a short distance, about five minutes. It's also about a ten-minute walk to Kokusai Street, and the path is quite easy to navigate. The hotel's design is very creative and thoughtful, and the overall atmosphere of the space is very relaxing. There's a faint scent of essential oils in the air, and the room is neat and clean. The pajamas are very comfortable. I would definitely stay here again if I have the chance.

The hotel is located on Kokusai Street. A taxi from a late-night flight to the hotel costs about 1600 JPY. Although the room is not large, it is quite clean, and there's a 7-Eleven convenience store nearby, which is very convenient. Breakfast costs 1000 JPY for adults if you sign up for membership upon check-in. It offers most of what you'd expect, making it quite a good value for the price.

The transportation is super convenient, just a skybridge away from Makishi Station. There's also a paid parking lot nearby for 1500 yen per day. The hotel is clean and tidy, and very close to Kokusai Street.

nice hotel , 10 minute walk from train station. 15 minutes walk to 國際通. welcome drinks provided .

Although the hotel is not large, it is exquisitely decorated, making you feel right at home. The small yet clever space design is warm and tasteful, creating an overall cozy atmosphere that is very relaxing. The space isn't huge, but the ambiance is very comfortable and welcoming.

Overall, it's clean and includes breakfast, which is just a small bagel and a drink. You have to pick up toiletries downstairs as they are not provided in the room. It's decent overall, though the room is a bit small and there's no bathtub. If convenience to transportation is a priority, it's still a viable option for a return stay, or you could just stay directly on Kokusai Street.

The location is quite convenient, about a five-minute walk from Kenchomae Station. There's a convenience store and a Daikoku Drugstore nearby, making shopping easy. The rooftop features an artificial hot spring, perfect for unwinding after a long day. While the breakfast restaurant has limited seating, the food is exquisite and delicious.

The same-day luggage storage service was fast and convenient. The single room was quite spacious, and the entryway hallway was very large. The bathroom is a bit narrow, but it has all the necessary amenities. The public area is spacious and comfortable, and they even offer free-flow drinks and alcohol. Unfortunately, I didn't get to try the breakfast because I was rushing to catch a flight. Breakfast is served from 6:30 AM to 9:00 AM, and there was already a line outside the restaurant before 6:30 AM, so you might want to go early if you want to avoid the crowds. As for the location, it is a bit far from the monorail Asahibashi Station, about a 10-minute walk.