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The bed-making, hairdryer, and hair iron were excellent! The bed was comfortable, and the breakfast quality was outstanding for just one coin! The public bath was also clean. I wanted to take photos but forgot, which is my only regret. It was a wonderful trip! Thank you to all th

After visiting the theme park, I stayed in a single Room. The Room was spacious. The desk chair had an Airweave cushion, and it was more comfortable than the sofa. The value for money is truly excellent. I couldn’t find the Hotel and it was late, but I called anyway. The staff we

The bath, toilet, and sink were all in one space in the Room, but it was spacious, and above all I was impressed by how perfectly clean the bathtub was—smooth and sparkling. The large public bath was amazing. There was a silky bath, a bubbling bath, a cold bath, and a sauna—every

I also had breakfast at the restaurant in the Hotel; the taste was top-notch, and the two types of smoothies were incredibly delicious. Despite being just a few minutes from the station with excellent accessibility, its location on higher floors ensures quietness. I would love to

This was our first stay. Since I was staying with my elderly mother, we looked for a place with a separate toilet and bath and chose this Accommodation. It was simply wonderful. It was new, clean, and spacious, and in addition to a long sofa there were also chairs and a table. Th

It was a highly rated hotel, so I had high expectations, and it exceeded them. From the lounge to the room's interior, there was a sense of luxury, and it had a large public bath, stone sauna, and fitness facilities (though I couldn't use the stone sauna and fitness due to my lat

The bathroom was also clean and easy to use. For meals, there are many restaurants nearby, and there's even a convenience store next door, so I had no trouble finding food. This Hotel has become one of my top choices for future stays. I would definitely like to stay here ag

The stay was for a regular alumni gathering in Ueno. Although it was raining, the hotel is almost directly connected to the station, so an umbrella was hardly necessary. Since it was late at night, I bought a nightcap and a sandwich for breakfast at NewDays in the station befor

We stayed as a family of four. We found this accommodation near Ichikawa Saijo and were initially unsure, but the price was affordable, and the room was clean, spacious, and excellent. However, the intercom rang late at night, and three young men appeared on the monitor—this was

Being close to the station was a huge help in an unfamiliar area. Especially in the extreme heat! The Room was quiet and new, and I was able to relax well. The bathroom was also spacious and comfortable. I’d like to stay again if I have the chance.

Both the bathroom and the room were equipped with paper cups sealed in plastic, which felt more hygienic and reassuring compared to glass cups of uncertain cleanliness. Glass cups were also provided in the room for those who prefer them, showing thoughtful consideration. The

The Room was clean and comfortable. Above all, the convenience of being within walking distance from both the JR station and Keisei station is a major plus. Additionally, having a coin laundry (though there seems to be one inside the Hotel as well) just 1-2 minutes away on foot w

I stayed for a Multiple Night Stay to watch baseball. This was my third stay. It’s very convenient, about a 3-minute walk from the station. The front desk also has amenities and coffee, which I really appreciate. The Hotel isn’t new, but I think they’re doing their best. This tim

I was initially unsure after reading previous reviews, but the place was clean, the staff were friendly, and it was comfortable. I was concerned about drainage, but there were no issues except for slightly slow drainage in the sink—no backflow or odors to worry about. The air

Just about a 2-minute walk from the station, making it very convenient for sightseeing in Tokyo. Although it is along the railway tracks, we couldn’t hear any noise at all. The Room was spacious and the bed was large. The bathtub was small, so it may be difficult for larger men to use, but there is also a public bathhouse nearby. Amenities are not well stocked, so women should be sure to bring essentials such as facial cleanser. You can see Tokyo Skytree and Mt. Fuji. Unfortunately, it was hazy this time, so Mt. Fuji was only faintly visible. There is also parking available, and overall satisfaction is high!

We stayed in a 4-person Room with our 12-month-old. It feels geared toward international travelers, but it was also very family-friendly, so I’m sharing what worked well for us and a few things to note. With diapers, baby food, extra clothes, and all the usual baby gear—and traveling solo—I wanted to reduce what I had to carry. When I asked, they kindly allowed me to ship our luggage ahead of time. They even placed our size-80 parcel in the Room in advance, which was incredibly helpful. [Room] A tatami-style Japanese Room where your baby can crawl comfortably. There are no steps at the entrance, and with tatami plus mattresses there’s little risk of a crawling baby falling off an edge. There is a closet with handles positioned out of a child’s reach. It was convenient for storing anything we didn’t want our child to touch. The TV is a smart TV. You can play YouTube (we watched “Shinapushu”). It’s wall-mounted, so there’s no worry about it tipping over. There are firm cushions about 10 cm high. If your child can sit independently, you can seat them on one during meals. [Bathroom] It’s a unit bath but spacious enough that if your child can pull up or sit steadily, you can bathe together in the tub. The sink area is wide with space around it for toiletries, so washing bottles was easy. (There may not be enough space/height to keep a sterilizing case set up.) [In-house Facility] There is a shared microwave available for warming baby food. [Checkout time] Checkout is until 11:00 AM, which makes it easy to feed breakfast/baby food before leaving. [Area] It’s flat from the station. There’s a drugstore near the station and a convenience store almost next door. It gets very quiet at night. [Things to note] If your Room is on the 2nd floor or higher, there is no elevator—carrying strollers and luggage upstairs may be difficult. There are Rooms on the 1st floor as well. Power outlets in the Room are within reach of small children. The entryway area isn’t large enough to leave a stroller open inside. To avoid getting things dirty you’ll need to bring it into the Room folded up; alternatively there is luggage storage space outside the Room where you can leave items (very convenient). The bathroom door can slam shut even with help from a 1-year-old—watch out for pinched fingers. They provide many helpful items such as an air humidifier, thermometer/hygrometer(?), pens, etc., but for peace of mind it may be best to put them somewhere out of reach right away so your child doesn’t break anything. Although each room is private, the layout feels more like a guesthouse than an isolated hotel room—if your child tends to cry loudly at night often/for long periods، you might feel slightly self-conscious.

There was no freezer function in the refrigerator, but when I spoke with the front desk, they froze my drinks for me, which helped me get through the extreme heat the next day. I’m grateful for their kind assistance.

The hotel was close to the station, and although it was a twin room, the beds were spacious and comfortable. I think it would be nice to have a complimentary drink service.