Hotel Oak Shizuoka

There was a large women's bath on the 7th floor. When I went in, three people had already entered. Only three people can use the washing area, so you may need to be careful if you are going to be in with a large group of people. Also, the curtains in the changing room were wide open, so I was horrified to think that the woman who had entered before me would have been completely naked and visible from the other buildings. There was no one at the front desk, and it was a touch panel. The escape exits and evacuation routes were unclear, so I thought this hotel would be dangerous if there was a fire.

It's a little far from Shizuoka Station, but it's about 15 minutes on foot. It's about 8 minutes by bus, so it's not too hard to get to. There are plenty of restaurants nearby, so it's a safe place to stay without meals. It's a designer hotel, so the rooms are compact but not cramped. (High ceilings?) The simple desk lamps and wall paintings were stylish and had a relaxing atmosphere. The large public bath was renovated, so it was clean and well-equipped with a Dyson hair dryer and a water dispenser. However, there were some points of concern. ・Around 6 p.m., just after the men's and women's change. (After cleaning?) No other customers were there. The window shade curtains were left open, so I was almost getting changed with them on. Even during the day, it was completely visible from outside, so I felt it would be better to keep them closed at all times. ・The system requires you to enter a separate PIN number for men and women at the entrance. The number can be confirmed on the information on the TV, but the numbers for men and women are posted separately. In other words, malicious people can enter the facility regardless of gender or time of day. Please consider measures such as only letting male customers know the male PIN number.