I am Maezawa, chief of the president's office.
Universe Club Official Anonymous Question Boxhad the following question.
“I read in a women’s column that they don’t like love hotels, but I’ve only been to love hotels so far.
Do you make a hotel reservation from the first time even though you may be refused?
(Somewhat)
Do women hate love hotels that much? "
There are certainly women who dislike love hotels.
When I was interviewing, sometimes I don't like love hotels.
There was a woman called
I understand your feelings.
when someone sees you entering a hotel
At that point, I can no longer apologize.
Recently February 2020?to something
There was a report that celebrity Suzu Nori (female) drove into a love hotel by herself.
If you enter a love hotel, you can't even make an excuse that there's nothing inside.
It is because of the recognition of such a place.
If this is a normal hotel, there is usually a lounge or restaurant inside the hotel.
Even if you are seen entering a hotel, you can make excuses such as having a meal, having tea, or having a business meeting.
Usually there are only guests on the floor where the room is located, so I don't think you will be seen entering the room unless you are being followed.
You may be seen getting on the elevator together, but if it's a hotel with a restaurant upstairs, you can excuse it.
Even if you don't have it, I think you can make an excuse like four people drinking in the room.
Considering the possibility of being seen by someone
I don't understand the psychology that people don't like love hotels.
Seen by an acquaintance, later who?It is troublesome to be asked.
When you think about it, if you don't like women, I think it's necessary for men to feel like they're going to match.
I don't think about 9% of women don't like love hotels, but there may be about 1%, so
You can casually ask while eating (but it seems difficult to say casually).
At the end of the meal, while inviting him to an adult relationship, if the OK is given, is it okay to stay at a love hotel?
I think it would be nice to be considerate enough to ask directly like this.
If you need a city hotel, even if you go to the bathroom and make a room reservation from there, I think the hotel's occupancy rate is low at this time of year, so I think you can make a reservation even at the last minute. .
I think it depends on the person whether check-in is troublesome or not.
In the case of a large hotel, there are many places to sit, so I think it's okay to wait for a while before checking in.
A love hotel is fine.even if it becomes
Some love hotels are old and dirty.
Perhaps you have never been there and have such an image
The first hotel I went to was like that, and I didn't want to go there again.
It may be that.
Therefore, I would like you to choose a love hotel that is as beautiful as possible and a love hotel that looks fun.
For example, a hotel with a waterslide.
(This is just an example.)
It's a pity that Tokyo doesn't have one, but Kyoto, Kobe, Osaka, Nagoya, Hamamatsu, Okayama, and Ichikawa seem to have one.
Hotel Eldia Modern Kobe
658-0044-1 Mikagezukacho, Higashinada Ward, Kobe City, Hyogo Prefecture 9-20
TEL: 078-851-5555
Room 603
Hotel Lotus Toyonaka
3-2-18 Hashirii, Toyonaka City, Osaka Prefecture
TEL: 06-6845-3003
Room 802
Hotel Charmant
612 Hironaga-cho, Shimotoba, Fushimi Ward, Kyoto City, Kyoto Prefecture 8473-127
TEL.075-612-0377
Room 335 (water slide, pool)
Room 331 (Golf Driving Range)
Room 327 (Training)
Room 330 (tennis court)
Hotel Regent
Address: 10-1 Shimonishiza, Odakacho, Midori Ward, Nagoya City, Aichi Prefecture
TEL: 052-626-3007
Room 1003
Hotel Venus Neo
Address: 460-0007-2 Shinei, Naka Ward, Nagoya City, Aichi Prefecture 45-8
Telephone: 052-269-6060
Room 901
Hotel XO
1327-1 Hirai, Naka Ward, Okayama City, Okayama Prefecture
086-276-5411
Room 216
HOTEL SEKITEI
Address 124-0024-2 Shinkoiwa, Katsushika-ku, Tokyo 4-5
TEL 03-3655-2611
Room 309(I didn't see 309 in the room list, so I posted a room link.)
What are waterslides used for?
When asked, the way to actually use it is that you can slide on the naked rudder.
Or if it's a love hotel with a pool, you can enter the pool naked.
I can only think of the benefits of
Still, I think it's good to be surprised that there is such a hotel.
So, it's not that the slider itself is good,
Isn't it better to have a good hotel, a strange hotel?
It is a story.
Also, in Sapporo, there is a love hotel next to the racecourse, where you can look down on the racecourse.
HOTEL OCTA
Address 〒060-0015 Chuo-ku, Sapporo City Kita 15 West 19-34-7
Phone 011-738-2466
Room 801
Also, it's in the suburbs, so you need to go there by car (the address is Otaru, but it's on the border between Sapporo and Otaru).
Hotel Lunacoast
Address: 3-396 Zenibako, Otaru City
TEL: 0134-62-1177
Room 705
Room 703
In the case of Kanto, for the time being, I don't think there is a hotel like this.
When it comes to safe pie love hotels
Hotel BalianIs not it.
They are located in Shinjuku, Ikebukuro, Kinshicho, Chiba, Yokohama, and Kawasaki.
The pool of the former P&A Plaza Hotel in Shibuya.
In addition, a beautiful hotel, a hotel that women will be pleased with
I'm sure there are many more, but that's about it for now.
Is it okay for the water slide room I went to to have such a small bathtub?Don't you jump out with momentum and get hurt by hitting somewhere?The strange part was the thrill.I was able to do a good job, and it seemed to be settled.
I got bored after 2 slides.There is no development potential for the exaggeration of the equipment (^ ^;
Thanks for your comment, Mac.
It's scary that the water tank to land is small.
If you say that there is no development potential, you may be right.
Then, is it safe to go to a love hotel with an open-air bath?
If there is an open-air bath, two people can soak in it slowly, so...
Also, you may think that a love hotel with a clean room is enough.
Speaking of fancy facilities, it's a hotel with a pool in Shibuya's P&A Plaza.
The pool looks like an aquarium from the side
Excited to go
I went and was like, hmmm, so?
It looks like it, so maybe it's the same?
By the way, when P&A opened with a pool, it was a time when there was probably no internet and no mobile phones.
It was a big impact to be able to do it when there was little information like that.
Since there was no internet source at the time, I think it was a love hotel feature in a magazine.
There was a PC communication, so I may have gathered information from the forum in Nifty Serve.
I could only exchange text, so I think the main source of information was magazines.
By the way, if you accidentally enter a love hotel in a dirty room
Even from a man's point of view, eh~~~ here?
It looks like it's going to be. (smile)
hello makkusan
Where is there a stylish, clean and luxurious pool in Nagoya!?
The presidents of my acquaintances go to the Tokyu Hotel gym. It's 25m.
Is it still a castle?Hilton has only 15m and Marriott has 20m.A little halfway through.
If it's 50m, it's not a hotel, but it's at Nippon Insulator Sports Plaza Arena.
I only know one love hotel pool, so I can't say that I'm detailed.That's the former name of P&A Plaza (laughs).
A naked piano is also good for a child who can play the piano.There is a love hotel with a piano in Chikusa.
I'm Joe.Thank you for your enjoyable article.
Joe himself guides universe girls to a love hotel?I've never done it, but I'd like to go to such a fun love hotel.I love slides lol.
It's a pity that many of Tokyo's famous hotels have restricted bar operations due to the influence of Corona.One of the reasons Joe uses city hotels is the presence of a bar, so if he can't use it, he may have to reconsider.
By the way, Joe's favorite city hotel is Celestine Ginza.In Joe's opinion, the atmosphere is erotic and more flammable than a love hotel.Most of the couples who pass each other in the lobby feel like couples with reasons.
Thank you for your comment, Joe.
The fact that the bar is important is also cool, just like Joe.
And Celestine Ginza, it was erotic
I did not know.No way, there was a hidden spot in such a place.
I feel like I have to go reconnaissance next time. (smile)
Speaking of love hotels, it turns out that the love hotel that was the main battlefield when I lived in Nagoya was the same love hotel that Mac often uses lol
It is a love hotel with many memories.
Just passing by a love hotel that I used to use a lot in the past fills me with memories of those days and makes me feel deeply moved.
By the way, Mr. Maezawa, do you have a love hotel that you have feelings for?
Thank you for your comment Flagmaker.
I don't have a particular hotel in mind.
The impact of a room with a pool in Shibuya's P&A Plaza (now SK?), which I wrote in my comment to Mr. Mack, was amazing.
It was a time when it was freshly made, so it seems that it is a story of decades ago (lol)
What I and Mr. Flag Maker are talking about is the old P&A in Nagoya (laughs).
It's been decades ago.The rooms on the top floor have an outdoor pool, a bedrock bath, and two or three beds.
In the days of P&A, it was often introduced in magazines, but I had never been there.Thinking about it makes me deeply emotional.
That's right. P&A had an amazing media strategy.
However, in the case of Shibuya, it seems that there was no space to make it outdoors, so it was an indoor pool.
I like it ^o^b
Imagine ... while uniting with the slider,
I felt anguish in the back of my waist in the simulation result that it snapped.
I don't think there is now, but is it good to go to Nishikawaguchi?There is a super public bath for men (you can stay in small fish),
There was a pool of about 15m in the bath there and I was swimming naked.It felt good w
Thank you for your comment, Mr. Goldfish.
Did you mean that you can swim naked in a super public bath because the pool is treated as a bath?
If you think of it as a bath, it will become a matter of course.
When you think of it as a pool, you get a special feeling that you can swim naked.
Perhaps because I am a former competitive swimmer (I also worked part-time as a pool coach), I like hotels with pools.
Since I only go to the hotel with him on our anniversary, I am excited to buy a bikini and bring it with me.
I'm looking forward to Christmas soon.