The more expensive, the better the service. In general, Japanese hotel rooms are small compared to those in Europe or America. Most of the bathrooms have one step and the width of the doors are usually quite narrow. Rooms in middle class hotels often do not have enough inner space to move around with a wheelchair. However, rooms in first class hotels tend to be spacious.
Services vary in each hotel.
Reasonable business hotels do not have enough staff to provide better service. In the cheapest business hotels, sufficient service may not be available depending on your disability. Higher priced hotels are usually well equipped, and you can get various kinds of services during your stay. Most hotels, regardless of price, will be able to give you some level of guidance in the event you become sick, but the higher priced hotels tend to be better prepared for these circumstances. The price shown in this book are subject to change without notice.