Are APA Hotels in Japan a good choice for budget travel? [closed]
I am planning on travelling around Japan for 2 weeks in May, starting off in Tokyo then riding the Shinkansen to Kyoto, Osaka and Hiroshima.
Whilst looking at hotels in Tokyo I have noticed the APA chain is particularly affordable, circa £60 - £80 a night and good star ratings.
The photos of the hotel look very decent (obviously photos should be taken with a pinch of salt - hence the question).
Has anyone stayed in APA hotels whilst in Japan with experiences they can share, are they a decent place to stay when on a budget?
Note; I am looking for hotels that are functional (bed and private shower will do) and clean/hygienic
Thanks in advance for any replies.
Best Answer
I stayed in 2 different APA hotels in the last month (in Hiroshima and Tokyo) and they meet your requirements (bed, private toilet & shower) and are quite nice, but that is a matter of opinion.
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