Stay at Thomas Hotel with the baby.

Japan Fuji Express Hotel Thomas Suite 10 is the punching place for Thomas fans.

On the eleventh, we took our son to James suite. Take a look at our stay experience.

All suites are designed with Thomas elements from the room card (the room card can also be purchased separately as a souvenir), and the doors are different from other rooms and designed as train boxes.

After entering the door, you will see the photo wall, which is a photo of the daily life of various small trains that children are familiar with.

Toilets in Japan are dry and wet, and here is no exception. The washbasin has pedals for the children. The bathroom wall is a huge mural, mostly blank in color. A salt pen will be provided in the room, and children can draw on it when taking a bath. The color is water-soluble, and it will come off with a shower nozzle. This is very interesting.

The toilet has also prepared a baby toilet seat for the children, and the toilet paper is also a customized model with Thomas pattern.

James's suite is designed with four windows and two fake windows, and the scenery outside is racing with other small trains. Through the real two windows, you can see the whole Fuji Paradise. The famous high-speed cars are in front of you, and you can hear screams in the park every few minutes.

The dining table is in front of the window. Every day when I come back from the amusement park, the staff will put souvenirs on the table, all of which are Thomas-themed small objects, such as toothbrushes, cups, balloons, paper towels and so on. These are all customized models, which I have never seen in other souvenir shops. We stayed for three nights, and every day we got two different presents.

In addition to the dining table, the room also designed a small dining table similar to the train deck, with very retro suitcases on the luggage rack. Children like to play with all kinds of toys and souvenirs they got in this place that day.

Next to the booth is a fake wall with two small windows. It used to be a super big bed with a background painting of James theme at the head of the bed. Pajama slippers in the wardrobe are also customized.

As the top priority of James suite, you can see it as soon as you enter the room. James train in the living room can make different sounds by pressing the buttons next to it in turn. We arrive at Halloween, so we will say "Happy Halloween" in English, as well as greetings, preparations for departure and the chirping of trains.

In addition to this interactive James, there is a big toy for James and Harold to race next to the dining table. The direction and speed of their progress can be controlled by the handle, and the family can have a race when they rest.

It can be said that only by living in such a suite can we understand what a "theme suite" is-everything in the room, every detail, is full of this "theme" element, instead of simply changing a patterned sheet, putting up a mural and putting two toys.

In addition to our James theme suite, there are many different rooms in the hotel, such as Thomas theme, Percy theme, Tim Portsmouth computer room theme and so on. Thomas is the hardest to book, and it is almost full all year round.

Living in Thomas Suite is not a simple hotel suite, but you can experience a whole set of Thomas pilgrimage-

The hotel restaurant has an independent Thomas box, which can order food at different times every day and provide party scenes such as birthday parties. When you stay in a hotel, you will get tickets to Fuji Emergency Park, including Thomas Park. You can go out by train from the east gate of the park, visit the surrounding areas such as Mount Fuji Hekou Lake, or take the Thomas theme train, which is full of Thomas elements from the body picture to the carriage layout. Even at the railway crossing, you can see these themed trains with different patterns. Hotels and parks also sell a large number of Thomas-themed products, basically everything you can think of.

Therefore, staying in Thomas Suite can realize all-round Thomas from all aspects of food, clothing, housing and transportation. If you are still not satisfied, you can choose to start from Shinjuku and take the Thomas bus to the hotel, or read my previous article, take a real Thomas train in Dachuan, and experience the dreamy feeling of being dragged by Thomas and James on the track and racing with Boddy bus all the way!