Choice Hotels Japan, which operates “Comfort Hotels,” “Comfort Inns,” and “Comfort Suites” throughout Japan, has opened the Comfort Library Cafe at Comfort Hotel Akita, Comfort Hotel Koriyama, Comfort Hotel Niigata Ekimae, Comfort Hotel Tsubame Sanjo, and Comfort Hotel Hikone. Comfort Library Cafe was opened.
Comfort Library Cafe is an open space for working, reading, and relaxing. Guests can use it free of charge from 10:00 to 24:00, not only during their stay but also before check-in and after check-out.
The hotel is equipped with power outlets, Wi-Fi, and spacious desks to facilitate telework, and has more than 100 books selected by a professional book director for the hotel. The hotel also offers more than 100 books selected by a professional book director for the hotel, along with unlimited coffee and tea, making for a fulfilling stay.
The Comfort Library Cafe at the Comfort Hotel Akita (3-23 Chiaki Kubota-cho, Akita City, Akita Prefecture) features lighting reminiscent of the Kanto Festival and cloths with images of ears of rice, with Akita tradition and culture sprinkled throughout.
The Comfort Library Cafe at the Comfort Hotel Koriyama (2-2-22 Hohachi-machi, Koriyama City, Fukushima Prefecture) will feature the “surface of the water, wind and clear air” of Lake Inawashiro, with travel signs and local toys also creating a Fukushima-like atmosphere.
The Comfort Library Cafe at Comfort Hotel Niigata Ekimae (3-3-1 Benten, Chuo-ku, Niigata City, Niigata Prefecture) incorporates items in fresh natural colors, and the wall displays and accessories also incorporate many elements related to Niigata.
The Comfort Library Cafe at Comfort Hotel Tsubame-Sanjo (2-115 Sugoro, Sanjo, Niigata Prefecture) incorporates metalworking designs in the tabletop interior, chairs, and bookshelf shelf brackets.
The Comfort Library Cafe at the Comfort Hotel Hikone (2-115 Sugoro, Sanjo, Niigata Prefecture) is designed around the concept of a “castle town,” creating a dignified space where Hikone’s unique culture can be felt, woven by the symbiosis and fusion of the old and the new.
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