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The path with beautiful hydrangeas is also one of my favorites. The room was very clean, and this time I was given a slightly better room. Thanks to that, I could relax in the separate bath comfortably. The desk setup makes it excellent for working. There’s a small FamilyMa

Since I visit about once a year, I was worried if I could remember the check-in process, but the front desk staff handled it efficiently. It would be great if the public bath could be open until a later time. The room was clean and had a sense of cleanliness, making it very

The male staff at check-in provided exceptionally polite service. The night view from the Room was beautiful, and the rooftop was lovely as well. The Room was clean, and it was convenient to control the air conditioning and lighting with a tablet-like device by the bedside.

The showerheads and hairdryers in the bathroom are all by ReFa, so there’s no need to compete for them. After using the hairdryer, my hair was shiny—a delightful surprise! The late-night ramen exceeded expectations in taste, and the Garigari-kun ice cream was a nice touch.

This was my first stay. I appreciated the Room upgrade, but because my third-floor Room faced Kabukicho Tower, I could hear noise from idol events during the day, and advertising audio from the screen continued at night, so I couldn’t relax. A higher floor might have been better,

Used for day use. There is a drink stand on the 1st floor where you can enjoy free coffee and tea, which was a nice touch. The Room was clean, but the semi-double bed felt a bit small. The public bath has only four washing stations, which is quite limited. Fortunately, it w

Three complimentary welcome drinks were provided in the refrigerator. Since I stayed on a weekend, the area around the hotel was quiet. In front of APA Hotel, there’s an elegant Western-style restaurant with a historical ambiance. Behind APA Hotel lies Hie Shrine. The hotel also

I used the large public bath four times during my one-night stay. It was always quiet, allowing me to relax in the bath at leisure while enjoying a luxurious view of the skyscrapers in Nishi-Shinjuku from the open-air bath—what a blissful indulgence! The highlight of my stay w

The large public bath is a great feature, and the bed is wide and very comfortable. The Room is small, but that’s not an issue since I travel light; I just wish the desk were a bit larger. I always take the complimentary water to my workplace the next day, but since it has the

The large public bath was spacious, clean, and excellent. Having laundry facilities, vending machines, and a microwave on the same floor was also very convenient (hotels with these on separate floors can raise concerns about convenience and security). The hotel is close to the

I stayed here during a trip with my child. It felt a bit far from the station because it was raining, but on a sunny day, it would feel like an easy walking distance. Tokyo Tower and Azabudai Hills are nearby, making it enjoyable to casually explore the area from the Hotel.

Despite expecting crowds, we were able to use the bath and breakfast smoothly, which was very satisfying. Considering the price includes parking fees and the excellent service provided, we were truly impressed. We would love to stay here again on our next visit. Thank you very mu

In the large public bath, several types of shampoo, conditioner, body soap, and treatments are available to use freely—this capsule Hotel really had everything covered. The front desk staff were foreigners, but they spoke both Japanese and English fluently and were all very poli