Hiro Station Hotel Regent House

This hotel has a large room with a tatami living room on the fifth floor. The room smelled of cigarettes, and the public bathroom and toilet were in separate areas. There were public toilets on the fourth and fifth floors. The men's restroom was completely visible from the hallway. The private toilet behind it was for women. The private toilet on the fifth floor was Japanese-style, making it difficult for modern people to use. I imagine families with children would have difficulty using this room. The Wi-Fi signal was weak, requiring a trip to the first-floor lobby to get work done. Unlike Japanese homes, there was no air conditioning outside the rooms, and the hallways were extremely hot. Although I'm Japanese, I found the fifth-floor tatami room difficult to stay in. I wish they'd provide a toilet in the room, even if it was just a toilet.A card key is required to enter the hotel between midnight and 5am. If you are jet-lagged and plan to go out at night, don't forget to request a card key from the front desk. This card key is not usually provided for the tatami rooms on the 5th floor.