Bravo Hotel

The hotel is situated at a very prime location which is in close proximity with the train station, bus station and various touristy hotspots - all within walking distance. Plenty of food choices all around and convenience stores in the area too. It helps that there is a taxi berth right outside the hotel and to the left of it, a police station, for those who tend to feel insecure in foreign surroundings. Miyahara is just diagonally across the street, less than a stone's throw away, even a paper aeroplane could reach it.

Nothing I could point out specifically. But this applies generally to most hotels around the world, that it would be great if the check-in time is not so strictly adhered to after 1500hrs. Sometimes the guests could have had an overnight flight and had already waited till early noon in hoping to check into the hotel but the front office staff can be rather inflexible at times and uncompromising. Nonetheless, this happened everywhere, not just Bravo, so I am not exactly faulting Bravo for this. Oh, I had to wrestle a monster mosquito every night when I returned to my room in the 5 nights I resided there. That was rather odd but not a big issue.