The Love hotel

hi.. i'm new to this forum and am planning a trip to japan in March...
just wondering if you have more links to those love hotels?? Is it cheaper to stay in there than in hotels?? Seems like an interesting place to stay in for at least 1 night..

If you stay with two persons it can be cheaper than certain hotels, so I would recommend you to stay there or just take a 2 hour ... for sure!!

Just google Love hotel Japan, and I am sure you will be able to find a lot of information about it
 
In that case, chery08, rather than the love hotel, it would be better to
find a minshiku or cheap ryokan, where you can find a tatami room
with futons which sleep 3 people.(like a hostel and you share the shower room)
Did you look on the JREF links above to see if there is any information?
 
hmmm which link is that?? actually i found one in tokyo ... which is cheap.. but have to sleep on tatami... would like to get a bed though... if not .. it's ok :p
 
hmmm,Love Hotels, exactly who cleans up after you did the do? and how the heck is anyone comfortable having sex in a room(sleeping overnight) a lot of people been in, is it that clean? especially the beds!!??? I obviously need to check it out becuase my ignorance is here, i mean after someone uses the room, you go in next?! which means their mess is still there?!

im confused as crap......
 
hmmm,Love Hotels, exactly who cleans up after you did the do? and how the heck is anyone comfortable having sex in a room(sleeping overnight) a lot of people been in, is it that clean? especially the beds!!??? I obviously need to check it out becuase my ignorance is here, i mean after someone uses the room, you go in next?! which means their mess is still there?!

im confused as crap......

In theory, the maids clean out the room between customers. However, if you feel uneasy about it, when you check into your room (this goes for regular hotels as well), go over the room with a UV light (blacklight). If you see some glowing spots, that's human bodily fluids. Then decide if you want to stay or not.
 
Ha Ha !!!

I can see the girl waiting while I pull out my CSI crime kit and inspect the room and swab for DNA samples while wearing rubber gloves, LOL. Cracks me up to picture that!

Uncle Frank

😊 :p 👍 :eek:
 
I can see the girl waiting while I pull out my CSI crime kit and inspect the room and swab for DNA samples while wearing rubber gloves, LOL. Cracks me up to picture that!
Uncle Frank
😊 :p 👍 :eek:

Lord knows what you may find!

Ever thought that she'd be the one doing the room check with you standing there in anticipation? :p
 
First - Chery - what it comes down to is you pay for accommodation in 2 ways - Per Person or Per Room. If there is 3 of you, per room is going to be cheaper - that's love hotels, ryokan, etc. No meals provided if you go per room though. Most of the love hotels I've seen (things have changed since last July ;) ) 3 people wouldn't be a problem as they don't have a reception.

In theory, the maids clean out the room between customers. However, if you feel uneasy about it, when you check into your room (this goes for regular hotels as well), go over the room with a UV light (blacklight). If you see some glowing spots, that's human bodily fluids. Then decide if you want to stay or not.

And no doubt the room would GLOW. Doesn't bother me that much, most nasties and the sort cannot last so long outside of the body, and if you knew just how nasty and dirty everything is you wouldn't leave your own home (which would be dirty unless you are seriously paranoid).

Could be fun though too...aren't costumes popular? :)

Some places do costume hire ;) Dunno about popular, but its on offer.
 
Now I want to go to a love hotel >.> too bad I don't even have a girlfriend :p

Much less one who would be interested in the "dungeon cell suit"😌

The sad part is even if I did... with my luck the entire room would glow in shades of colors under that uv light that we could literally see new colors that even the people at crayola never herd of..

I duno I kinda find it hard to believe that japanese girls are that shy.. I have never met any.. but, the few girls we have from anywhere near asia I hear are pretty crazy... then again I'm one of the few virgins at my school >.<

So are love hotels pretty much like regular hotels? vary in cost and quality? I mean.. even in america we have the cheap ol' motels and hotels which aren't worth a crap... but, we also have pretty luxureous hotels..

Maybe I should open a love hotel in america ..
 
Love hotels are better thought of as themed hotels, usually cheaper than other options, but nowhere near as flexible as they usually do not allow for extended stays. Quality is usually high unless you go somewhere out in the sticks thats really cheap.

I'm sure if you google you'll find plenty of pictures of whats out there, plus most chains that have lots of room or hotels have photos of all the rooms ;)
 
It seems that the love hotel sort of across the street (Highway 16) from the old naval base Main Gate in Yokosuka is still there. The statue on top has been added since 1985, though. I am pretty sure there was no statue when I was stationed there. I was never in it. It was not really the right sort of place for me. :D

http://stripes.com/article.asp?section=140&article=44578

The URL below is not completely unrelated, I suppose. I accidentally found it while doing a Google search for this post.

 
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Gosh, I wish we had love hotels here!

Yeah, but expect controversy in Western countries if they appear, though.

I duno I kinda find it hard to believe that japanese girls are that shy.. I have never met any.. but, the few girls we have from anywhere near asia I hear are pretty crazy... then again I'm one of the few virgins at my school >.<

At least that's what they say... Being a virgin is not considered cool with most of today's youth, therefore, some people tell these fascinating sexual encounters to fit in.

Mauricio
 
just want to bump this thread up.

You would think Love hotels are expensive but if you see what you actually have in it regarding entertainment... and then I am not only talking about the sexual stuff. Paying around 5000 per night or even less at some places, it's about the same as a business hotel plus more options.

So for travelers it might be a nice change to try this instead of the standard hotels as well.
 
hmmm,Love Hotels, exactly who cleans up after you did the do? and how the heck is anyone comfortable having sex in a room(sleeping overnight) a lot of people been in, is it that clean? especially the beds!!??? I obviously need to check it out becuase my ignorance is here, i mean after someone uses the room, you go in next?! which means their mess is still there?!

im confused as crap......

Man...the way people think...is it a natural thickness...or is it brainwashing?

Okay, sex. We might expect certain bodily fluids more than non-sexual times...but...any bodily fluids when not having sex? Yep. Lots. Picture any old hotel room. Some guy stays there all alone. Sneezing. Sneezing his guts out. Peeing...and missing the toilet. Getting drunk...until he throws up on the floor. Scratching his bum and turning on the light switch... etc. etc. You really think all that and more has not happened? How about solo sex, both male and female? Yeah, I am sure that happens at the Waldorf Astoria too!

And just how well is your typical hotel cleaned up after all that? I saw a maid who was filmed secretly...first she wiped down the toilet ...then she wiped the counter and sink...AFTER....with the same cloth!

But love hotels? Well there is that stigma, silly as it is if you actually THINK, so I bet they go that extra mile. And we are talking about Japan here, and YES, the Japanese are not all the same, but YES they do tend to be neat and really CLEAN when its their job and not slack off.

Regardless, you know who is less likely to enter a love hotel? Some coughing, SARS ridden, diseased individual. Why? Cause WHO would go with them to a love hotel? Also, its probably rarer for a woman on her period to enter one. Think about that for a second.

Yeah, I have seen some real dives..old, dirty, dingy, and reeking of cigarette smoke...but those were the exceptions. The overwhelming majority of love hotels I have been at were new seeming at least, clean, bright, spacious, classy decor and CHEAP by all but the hostel standard, but extremely cheap when you considered all the value you got...privacy, music, TV, movies, a fridge, a big bed, a big bath...hell, Japanese love hotels beat most of the regular hotels I have stayed at with only one problem...and that is the fact that if you check in early, then it will cost a lot. Check in about ten though, and it rivals any other hotel, sometimes cheaper, but with checkout time late in the morning.

But I tell you what...all you sex negative prudes out there are welcome to avoid them, and pretend its so much cleaner and nobler at your business or luxury hotel...as if you have any idea if anyone died in that room, or from what.

So for travelers it might be a nice change to try this instead of the standard hotels as well.

Heck yeah! I have used them on many a road trip! No need for a credit card or a reservation! Also many hotels in Japan have some really stupid rules, like you have to check in before 8 cause they just lock the door after that! As if you could not possibly want to enjoy the night life!

And if you were late getting to the hotel, forget it! You are on your own!
 
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