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Ok, there are decent enough sized coin lockers, cant recall seeing ones that big, but there you go.

triptaka, I hear you arriving at Escal on the night bus at a ridculous hour and then just sitting there twiddling your thumbs is ultra tedious.

Some pensions have a storeroom you can dump your stuff without actually checking in, find out if tabitabi does that, they may do but maybe from a certain time only like 8-9am.

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 Originally Posted By: SG
Ok, there are decent enough sized coin lockers, cant recall seeing ones that big, but there you go.
triptaka, I hear you arriving at Escal on the night bus at a ridculous hour and then just sitting there twiddling your thumbs is ultra tedious.
Some pensions have a storeroom you can dump your stuff without actually checking in, find out if tabitabi does that, they may do but maybe from a certain time only like 8-9am.


-- I'm arriving around 6:30 so probably enough time for breakfast and get into my gear. TT wants money for an early check-in. Also, I don't really to bother them at that time of the morning.
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Dunno when they start with this, but they sometimes open the bottom lifts really early esp on weekends in peak season.... good for a bit of a warm up. Not sure what time exactly, but I have ridden from about 7am.

 

Incidentally there is a huge sleep room below the locker room too.... that normally opens from around christmas though - think it was about 1500yen, but beats sleeping in your car, provided there aren't too many snorers. Makes for a cheap warm stay If you are just gonna do a day....

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 Originally Posted By: gogalago
Dunno when they start with this, but they sometimes open the bottom lifts really early esp on weekends in peak season.... good for a bit of a warm up. Not sure what time exactly, but I have ridden from about 7am.

Incidentally there is a huge sleep room below the locker room too.... that normally opens from around christmas though - think it was about 1500yen, but beats sleeping in your car, provided there aren't too many snorers. Makes for a cheap warm stay If you are just gonna do a day....


I'll be arriving next Monday morning. The sleep room sounds cool. A good cup of coffee would probably be good after a night on a bus. Wouldn't imagine the coffee's too flash at EP and probably a rip off.
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Think you are pretty much limited to vending machine can coffee for 150yen a pop.

 

btw the sleep room (bed and no bed types) are the first two pictures on that link I posted before. only opens from 21 Dec - actually 1000yen for the floor version and 2000 for the crowded hospital type action.

 

Will be up there from tomorrow for the next 110days myself(but not sleeping in escal heheh).

 

S=T=O=K=E=D

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 Originally Posted By: gogalago
Think you are pretty much limited to vending machine can coffee for 150yen a pop.

btw the sleep room (bed and no bed types) are the first two pictures on that link I posted before. only opens from 21 Dec - actually 1000yen for the floor version and 2000 for the crowded hospital type action.

Will be up there from tomorrow for the next 110days myself(but not sleeping in escal heheh).

S=T=O=K=E=D


I can't stomach Japanese canned coffee. That stuff should be outlawed. I'd even choose a Thai coffee over the sweet, sickly evilness of a Boss.

110 days. Ah... the life of the leisure classes. Hopefully, this lodge is decent. The photos look pretty good.
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The drinks machines across the road from Escal are 120 yen, fwiw.

I think one of them is for Cheerio who give you 500ml for the same price. Its the company that used to make "Desert Storm".

 

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