Toyoko Inn found violating building codes at 60 renovated hotels

Toyoko Inn found violating building codes at 60 renovated hotels

TOKYO, Japan - Norimasa Nishida, president of Toyoko Inn Co., offers his apology at a press conference in Tokyo on Feb. 6 after the budget hotel chain operator was found to have renovated 60 of its 122 hotels in violation of the building regulations.

Toyoko Inn hotels removed facilities for disabled

Toyoko Inn hotels removed facilities for disabled

TOKYO, Japan - Norimasa Nishida, president of Business hotel chain Toyoko Inn Co., speaks to reporters in Tokyo on Jan. 27 about allegations that two of his company's hotels in Yokohama removed mandatory parking facilities for the disabled after the hotels had passed inspection.

Toyoko Inn hotel removed facilities for disabled

Toyoko Inn hotel removed facilities for disabled

TOKYO, Japan - Business hotel chain Toyoko Inn Co. on Jan. 27 admitted to allegations that its newly opened hotel in Yokohama (photo taken Jan. 27) removed mandatory parking facilities for the disabled after the hotel had passed inspection. The hotel chain's president, Norimasa Nishida, told a press conference that he knew the move would violate the law.

Toyoko Inn found violating building codes at 60 renovated hotels

Toyoko Inn found violating building codes at 60 renovated hotels

TOKYO, Japan - Norimasa Nishida, president of Toyoko Inn Co., offers his apology at a press conference in Tokyo on Feb. 6 after the budget hotel chain operator was found to have renovated 60 of its 122 hotels in violation of the building regulations. (Kyodo)

Toyoko Inn hotels removed facilities for disabled

Toyoko Inn hotels removed facilities for disabled

TOKYO, Japan - Norimasa Nishida, president of Business hotel chain Toyoko Inn Co., speaks to reporters in Tokyo on Jan. 27 about allegations that two of his company's hotels in Yokohama removed mandatory parking facilities for the disabled after the hotels had passed inspection. (Kyodo)

Toyoko Inn hotel removed facilities for disabled

Toyoko Inn hotel removed facilities for disabled

TOKYO, Japan - Business hotel chain Toyoko Inn Co. on Jan. 27 admitted to allegations that its newly opened hotel in Yokohama (photo taken Jan. 27) removed mandatory parking facilities for the disabled after the hotel had passed inspection. The hotel chain's president, Norimasa Nishida, told a press conference that he knew the move would violate the law. (Kyodo)