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I had a comfortable time, thank you very much! The Room cannot be said to be spacious, but it has a table, chairs, glasses, and coffee cups, so I could spread out my brought-in meals and relax on the bed. The amenities are abundant, and the bathtub and bathroom are in ivory ton

Whoever came up with offering red bean paste deserves applause. The Japanese side dishes—such as green beans with sesame dressing, taro, rolled omelet, croquettes, kinpira burdock root, and lightly pickled vegetables—were all carefully seasoned and very satisfying. I also loved

The lounge and Room were clean and tidy, and there are plenty of diverse and well-equipped shops around Fuchu Station, making it very convenient. The Hotel staff were polite, kind, and left a pleasant impression with their smiles. I was able to relax and stayed for 5 nights, and

Thanks to being able to conserve my energy without stress, I was able to pass successfully. Although I thought it might be a bit luxurious, I realized that having peace of mind contributed to my success. I'm really glad I stayed. By the way, during exam season it seems that room

There is a microwave in the Room, though I didn’t use it. I enjoyed an onigiri bento for breakfast, which included rice balls and several side dishes—it was very delicious. I really liked the showerhead. Be cautious not to forget pressing the lock button on the key when goi

Clean rooms. The bed and pillows are comfortable, even for those with back pain. The breakfast (bento) included in the Plan is delicious and just the right portion. Apart from being a 10-minute walk from the station, this is an excellent value for money in Tokyo. Highly recomme

I couldn't wear slippers that others might have used due to hygiene concerns. Breakfast (a rice ball bento and green tea) was included, and it cost less than 10,000 yen overall. I was satisfied with my stay and would like to use this hotel again when traveling in the future.

The service provided by the foreign female staff during check-in was excellent. The bento-style breakfast was a welcome change, especially compared to buffet-style breakfasts at other accommodations where loud conversations by foreign groups (with saliva flying) were unpleasant.

There are many shops around, such as Don Quijote, Uniqlo, and supermarkets, making it a very good location. I stayed on the 10th floor. The toilet and bath were clean, and I was able to sleep soundly at night. The venue was also very close, so I was able to spend my time comforta

That said, I appreciated that there were two types of slippers available—one likely for indoor use and another for bathroom use—which was thoughtful. Considering how affordable it is compared to other places, it was incredibly helpful. I would definitely consider staying here

I stayed one night at “Niko,” nestled in a quiet residential neighborhood. Since there are few Hotels in Koganei City, I always choose “Niko” whenever I visit. It’s not a bed, but you can sleep soundly on the fluffy futon. Highly recommended.

The public bath operates on a gender-swapping schedule depending on the time, and the entrance has an auto-lock system (opened via intercom), ensuring security. Soaking in the bath allowed me to relax completely, instantly relieving my business trip fatigue. There are various

With Business Hotels across the Tokyo metropolitan area becoming expensive, I was having trouble finding a place to stay and came across this Hotel. Since it was affordable, I didn’t have high expectations, but the large public bath, the staff’s service, the amenities, and the Ro

That said, every single member of staff I met at the Hotel was unbelievably kind, and I was truly impressed. Although the building is old, the Room was spacious and very clean with no sense of being cramped. It was also quiet and comfortable—hard to believe it’s in an area that

While the location and slightly older building were understandable, and the coin laundry was located outside, the amenities exceeded those of my regular hotel, and everything was very clean. I appreciated the thoughtful touch of a handwritten note saying "Please relax." The c

In addition, there were cute rubber ducks in the bathroom that guests are allowed to take home! Every time I see them now, it brings back memories of such an enjoyable time. There’s a 7-Eleven located about halfway between Tobitakyu Station and the hotel via the back road route.

Although it’s close to the station, the Room was quiet. The bed was extremely comfortable, and the bathroom was clean. When I arrived exhausted, the front desk staff kindly handled the check-in process for me, which was a big help. I was impressed that you can stay in Tokyo at th

It’s close to the station, and there are plenty of restaurants and convenience stores nearby. The Hotel is located in that area. The Facility is well equipped, and the amenities are solid. The Room was clean. This will probably be my last stay this year, but I’d like to stay agai