Report from the field survey teamThe hotel is easily accessible by wheelchair, with few significant steps between the nearest station and the hotel itself. The interior is also relatively spacious, giving a less cramped feeling when moving around. Some of the universal rooms have electric beds, creating an environment that makes it easy for guests to stay according to their physical condition.The breakfast area tends to get crowded depending on the time of day, especially around 8 AM on weekends and holidays. If you want to enjoy a more relaxed experience, I recommend going around 7 AM on weekends. Since breakfast is not by reservation, I felt that having one person from your group go to the venue a little early would make it easier to be seated smoothly. Also, being able to check the table height and seating arrangements in the restaurant made it easier to imagine what it would be like to actually use the facilities. I felt that being able to enjoy the view while dining was a unique charm of this hotel.