Going Viral: Budget Love Hotel in Japan Costs Just 200 Baht Per Visit
A Japanese mountain love hotel has gone viral on social media for its ultra-budget pricing at just 200 baht per overnight stay, with privacy provided only by a blue canvas curtain in a mountainside parking lot.
A Japanese social media post has become a viral sensation after sharing images of an ultra-budget 'love parking' facility nestled in the mountains, with an entry fee of just 1,000 yen (approximately 200 baht). What's striking isn't merely the bargain pricing, but rather the facility's setup—a mountainside location with only a blue canvas curtain serving as a partition.
According to the posted rates, daytime stays between 10 AM and 8 PM cost 500 yen (about 100 baht) for two hours, while overnight stays from 8 PM to 10 AM are priced at 1,000 yen (approximately 200 baht) per session.
The facility, called Love Parking (ラブP), is located along a road in Kumamoto Prefecture, Japan, and operates 24/7 with a capacity of up to 10 vehicles. The concept is straightforward: customers simply drive into an assigned parking spot and pull the blue canvas closed for complete privacy.
Since going viral, many have questioned the legal legitimacy of the setup, as it's difficult to classify as an actual lodging facility. Others have joked that anyone without their own vehicle clearly cannot use the service.
