hotel androoms specializes in unique city hotel types. It opened its first hotel in Honmachi, Osaka in 2017. The brand's locations are all located in major tourist cities across Japan, with convenient transportation close to subway stations. The brand's identification logo uses a black background with white letters. The entire hotel adopts a simple and stylish design style, providing a more distinctive accommodation atmosphere than Japanese business hotels.
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Quick overview: Service features and basic introduction of the A&M hotel series
Hotel Musihotel adopts "&" as its design concept. Each hotel is designed with different iconic features according to the characteristics of the city where it is located. It offers various special themes from food, cafes, bars to baths. The characteristic facilities of each brand location are different, aiming to provide guests with contact with local culture and activities, and naturally enjoy a relaxing and happy stay.
Simple design with local characteristics: The interior design uses black and white lines as the basic elements, integrating and matching the local characteristics of each location to create a different design style for each brand location.
Shared space connecting the community: The brand advocates local cultural experience, sets up a social space for tenants to share, holds various activities from time to time, and provides light meal packages with local characteristics.
Okinawa: A brand base for the hotel androoms series
Hotel androoms Naha Harbor opened on June 2022, 6, offering 1 double rooms, loft rooms and triple deluxe rooms. There is a restaurant, coin-operated laundry machines, vending machines and ice machines on the first floor, and a high-altitude swimming pool, poolside cafe, sauna facilities and private rooms on the 236th floor. There are 1 parking spaces on site.
The Azumi Hotel Sapporo Susukino will open on July 2022, 7. It is located in a quiet area outside the Sapporo Susukino business district. It focuses on unique accommodations based on each city. There are a total of 1 rooms in the hotel, which are specially designed to suit the winter snow country of Sapporo. Unique Finnish sauna and themed room types.
Anju Muse Hotel Kyoto Shichijo opened on April 2021, 4. The hotel uses a large number of wooden decorations that can be seen everywhere, and has a cave-style large bath and cafe. The hotel provides 26 guest rooms, and the rooms adopt the simple design of a Japanese hot spring hotel. style, providing affordable accommodation options with a strong Kyoto style.
Nagoya Fushimi Azumi Muse Hotel opened on April 2019, 4. The hotel has 25 small-space rooms with black and white fashionable design. It provides room service with breakfast delivery. It also has a Fuse Coffee boutique coffee shop and a self-service laundry room. , vending machines, ice machines and other equipment.
Bonus: 2ND Hotel and Suites brand ceases operations
Solare Hotels and Resorts launched the 2022ND sub-brand of Hotel and Suites in April 4. The red star hotels in Sapporo and Nagoya were completely renovated and rebranded to provide affordable and relaxed urban resort accommodation. However, the series ceased operations in the same year.
2ND Anzumi Hotel Sapporo. 2ND by hotel androoms Sapporo
2ND Hotel and Suites Sapporo opened on April 2022, 4. It was formerly the Red Planet Sapporo Susukino Central, which opened in 15 but ceased operations on September 2019 of the same year. It is located in the bustling Susukino business district in Sapporo.
2ND Anzumi Hotel Nagoya. 2ND by hotel androoms Nagoya
2ND Hotel and Suites Nagoya opened on April 2022, 4. It was formerly the Red Planet Nagoya Nishiki, which opened in 8 but ceased operations on September 2017 of the same year. It is located between Marunouchi Station and Hisaya-odori Station.
2ND by hotel androoms｜2ND hotel androoms: Nagoya (2022-2022)｜Sapporo (2022-2022)
Solare Hotels and Resorts Co. was founded in 1989 and is headquartered in Minato-ku, Tokyo, Japan. Its main business is property management, hotel management and development consulting. It provides hotel management and operation services of various types and themes. It launches various themes and A stylish hotel brand.
December 5, 2025 An amazing #KyotoHotel with a free public bath! Just a 5-minute walk from Kyoto Station, and lots of restaurants nearby, plus a #DonquixoteRestaurant just a 2-minute walk away 🙌🏻 The location and amenities are fantastic! Besides the convenient location, I was also drawn to their #freePublicBath! Named "Dōketsu no Yu" (洞洞の浴), guests can use the entire space for free daily from 6:00-10:00 and 15:00-02:00. It's very relaxing, even the dressing area is beautiful. After your bath, there are complimentary popsicles to enjoy 😋 The rooms are spacious, with a minimalist Japanese style and warm wood design, making for a very comfortable stay 🫶🏻 Breakfast is served as a set menu, which you can choose at check-in, and I thought it was quite good! Very generous~ See more Japanese hotel reviews on Instagram ► Follow @japanuts
— Vera, the Japanese MadwomanContinue Reading
We chose to stay here for one night so we could catch the HARUKA train to Kansai Airport early the next morning. The location is really close to Kyoto Station, making it very convenient for transportation and shopping. If you arrive at night, you'll see the restaurant area first from the outside; it doesn't feel like a typical inn lobby. The taxi driver was initially unsure if we were at the right place, but thankfully we were using navigation and confirmed with him that we were there. The room was surprisingly spacious, with a somewhat unique layout—a table positioned between the high-ceilinged bed and the sofa chair. However, it was very convenient to use, and the refrigerator was hidden under the table. Besides towels, a hairdryer, a kettle, tea bags, and comfortable plastic slippers (far more comfortable than typical hotel paper slippers), there were no other toiletries; you had to get them from the front desk. Next time I visit Kyoto, I'd probably consider staying here longer.
— Cyril ChuangContinue Reading
88 guest roomsCheck-in at 15:00Check-out time: 10:00
1. Before booking, I compared Sakae and Fushimi with the room at Androom. I found that Fushimi was cheaper and had larger rooms. Although it's a 15-minute walk to Sakae, I figured it was worth it to walk around and burn off some energy after eating. 2. I genuinely think this room is great. It can fit four suitcases without feeling cramped (one broke, so I asked the hotel to help me take it back, which cost 1650 yen). 3. The bathroom is also super spacious and clean. The bathtub is the perfect size, and I could take a relaxing bath every night. 4. I stayed for four nights mainly to collect plush toys. The platform by the bed is great for taking pictures of the toys, and I enjoyed unpacking and arranging them every night. 🤣 5. If I come to Nagoya again, I will definitely stay here again!! 6. The only downside, I don't know if it's just a problem or not, is that the room's air conditioning is sometimes too cold and sometimes too hot, it's not very temperature-controlled. 😲
— Hong WeilingContinue Reading
Located near the subway, it offers convenient access to various Nagoya attractions. The room and surrounding area are lovely, the room is clean, tidy, and new, the staff are friendly and attentive, the breakfast coffee downstairs is delicious, and they provide fresh towels daily. They also offer complimentary ice cream in the evenings to help with hangovers. Thank you for the warm and welcoming service for solo travelers. I will definitely stay here again next time I'm in Nagoya.
— Yolanda ChouContinue Reading
155 guest roomsCheck-in at 15:00Check-out time: 10:00
The hotel environment and cleanliness were quite good. Breakfast was a simple set of light meals per person, clean and efficient without being overly extravagant. The front desk staff were very helpful. Although the location is a bit far from the subway station, it was still within tolerable limits. Although there was no large public bath, the sauna was very well-maintained. As soon as you reached the 13th floor, you could smell the rich aroma of wood. The sauna room could accommodate about 5-6 people at a time; it was compact and quite nice. However, the bathroom facilities in the room were a bit small, and the shower was a little cramped, making it somewhat inconvenient to use. The late-night miso soup had potatoes added, giving it a thick soup-like texture and a very good taste. It also included slices of pork, making it a truly comforting and heartwarming dish for winter.
— Days of sunbathing in the snowContinue Reading
The 4-person room is comfortable and spacious, making it a great choice for family trips or groups of friends. The room is also close to the subway, making it convenient to visit Odori Park, Tanukikoji, or for those who need to transfer to the JR line. The breakfast is also very good. During our 3-night stay, we had different set meals every morning, and they were all excellent. The coffee is especially highly recommended!
— Wang JiahongContinue Reading
236 guest roomsCheck-in at 15:00Check-out time: 11:00
1. We (2 adults and 1 child) stayed in a 19-square-meter room, excluding breakfast, for about NT$5600 for three nights. Although the room was a bit small, it was enough for our quick trip. The room was equipped with shampoo, shower gel, conditioner, hand soap, a kettle, teacups (no bottled water), large towels, small towels, and slippers. 2. The room was on the second floor, an open space with tables and chairs. However, it was windy during our stay, so we couldn't enjoy the courtyard. 3. Breakfast costs NT$1850 for adults and NT$950 for children. You can pay at the counter in the restaurant on the first floor. The breakfast consisted of light meals, salads, bread, miso soup, coffee, milk, juice, etc. I was particularly impressed by the delicious croissants! 4. There is a 24-hour front desk on the first floor; behind it are self-service washing machines, dryers, coin-operated beverage machines, paper cups, and ice. Disposable toothbrushes, toothpaste, combs, and razors are available for use next to the elevator. 5. Bicycles are also available for rent; there is a rooftop swimming pool for a fee. 6. The WiFi is very strong and shared throughout the entire building. 👍 7. The location is great: about a 10-minute walk to the monorail station; about a 5-minute walk to 7-Eleven; and less than 5 kilometers from the airport. 8. Parking is on a first-come, first-served basis; reservations are not possible. Parking costs ¥1500 per car per day. We stayed for four days and three nights and there were always parking spaces available. ♥️ Finally, I sincerely thank every staff member for their warm and helpful service. One night, my child developed a fever and shortness of breath. We were carrying him, heading to the hospital emergency room, when a kind lady noticed our situation and immediately rushed out to ask, "Are you going to the hospital? Which hospital? What happened to your child?" After asking, she called the hospital's emergency room to see if anyone could help us speak Chinese or English. Encountering such proactive and genuine help in a foreign place is truly touching. Thank you to this lady, and thank you to everyone on the team. We will always remember your kindness. 😊
— ChingContinue Reading
It's about a 15-minute walk from Asahibashi Station, though it might take longer if you're carrying luggage. There are some convenience stores near the station, but almost none closer to the hotel. However, there are two supermarkets within a 5-10 minute walk of the hotel, which is nice. The area around the hotel is mostly residential and factory, so it can be a little dark at night, and walking around alone might be a little nerve-wracking. We stayed in a twin room, which was very spacious with a large sofa. You can freely take toiletries like toothbrushes and combs from the lobby. The room even had a smart vanity mirror that could turn on the lights and play YouTube videos—very cool! The hotel also offers free bicycle rentals; we rode bikes for about ten minutes to the Naminoue-miya area—highly recommended! 🚴
— SophiaContinue Reading
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