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The breakfast was Western-style with a variety of vegetables, focaccia, country bread, toast, waffles, yogurt with fresh blueberries, honey, bananas, apples, as well as coffee, tea, and lattes. I was satisfied every day. There were many international guests; even on days when I u

The rooms and large public bath were new and clean, celebrating the first anniversary of opening. When I requested a charging cable and cutlery at the front desk, the staff promptly brought them to my room, leaving a great impression. The room design was vibrant with bright a

The bath isn’t very large, but it’s clean and pleasant. You can choose your pillow (though I ended up sticking with the default). Also, the pajamas are surprisingly comfortable. Less than 10 minutes from leaving the Hotel to reaching the Shinkansen platform. Convenient, affordabl

Since the room did not have an indoor bath, I headed straight to the large public bath after checking in. It was clean, spacious, and not crowded at all, allowing for a very relaxing experience. The room wear provided was comfortable; however, some might find it slightly breezy

Despite it being after closing hours, a front desk staff member kindly and promptly searched for it and helped me recover it—I am truly grateful for their assistance. Among all my stays in Ginza accommodations so far, this hotel has been my favorite by far. Thank you for suc

You can practically come empty-handed! The handwritten note from the staff was a lovely touch despite how busy they must be—it made me happy. Also, the fragrance upon entering the Hotel was pleasant and comforting. Thank you very much, and I look forward to staying again!