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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

A wonderful auberge. The dinner course was prepared by the chef right in front of us, dish by dish. Every plate was crafted with care and left a deep impression. The tenderness of the abalone and the quality of Tokyo beef were exceptional. The Onsen water transported from Hakone

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.

Although check-in was from 3 PM, I arrived just after 1 PM following lunch and was warmly accommodated. The hotel is small but offers attentive service and a cozy, homey atmosphere. The smoking-allowed Room was clean and comfortable. The breakfast, which included four types of de