도쿄 대학 주변 × 만족도 평가가 높은 호텔·료칸

It was a uniquely designed room. Since we chose a twin, the beds took up most of the space, and I couldn’t help but laugh when we walked in. There really wasn’t anywhere to open our suitcases (lol). I didn’t want to put them on the bed, so it took some effort to manage. However, the room was clean and nice. The bathroom is a shower booth, but it was also clean. Also, since there’s no chair, doing makeup was a bit difficult—having even a simple folding chair would be helpful. And because the mirror is positioned at an adult man’s height, I’d love an additional mirror at a lower height too!

For that price, being able to fully enjoy Dormy Inn’s meals and sauna is great value for money.

The Room is clean, and the bathroom and toilet are also spotless. There are plenty of places to eat, and a convenience store is nearby. Especially since there’s a Don Quijote close by.

There was a kickboxing match at Korakuen Hall, and since a family member competing was cutting weight, we stayed with No Meals Included. We were a family of four, and there were four beds, so we could relax comfortably with plenty of space. There are plenty of izakayas, supermarkets, and convenience stores around the Hotel, and the station is nearby as well, so it’s very convenient. We were also able to make a Reservation for the Hotel parking lot when booking, which was a big help! We’d love to stay again!

Last-minute deal: I booked a room-assigned-on-arrival plan and never expected to be given a twin room for under 10,000 yen. The room was spacious, and I was able to get plenty of work done. It’s a bit of a walk from the station (uphill), but the slope is gentle enough to roll a suitcase. Quiet area—very satisfied.

I stayed here for a live show at Tokyo Dome. It was convenient—about a 15–20 minute walk to the Dome!! The Room was spacious, which was great. It’s set back from the main road, so it was quiet and relaxing! I added breakfast at check-in; you can choose Japanese or Western, and there’s also a buffet selection, which was nice. There are plenty of convenience stores and restaurants nearby, so I had no trouble finding places to eat. Even though I made an unusual Reservation, the staff handled it very kindly and carefully, which really helped me. They even called to Check Reservation after my stay—thank you so much!! I’d like to stay here again when I attend another event at the Dome.

We were upgraded to a larger Room free of charge. It was clean with almost no issues, and considering the price, it was an unexpectedly great deal. The only issue was that the shower temperature control valve would not move, so the water stayed cold and the shower was unusable.

Honestly, I liked it so much that I almost don’t want to spread the word through Reviews (lol). This time, I prioritized access from the station and price, and since my stay was short, I made a Reservation with almost no expectations for the Hotel. But in the best way possible, it completely exceeded them. All of the staff are simply wonderful. Stylish but not pretentious, with a comfortable sense of distance—they naturally check in on you at just the right moments. The amenities in front of reception are well stocked, and you can select everything you need. They even have pajamas, and the amenities selection is so complete you’ll think, “Is there anything missing?”! The welcome tea set made me go, “Wait—why is this so stylish?” Everything was delicious. You can really feel how much care went into that welcome tea set. Absolutely amazing! The burgers at the first-floor café were also surprisingly good. Room service hours had already ended, so I had one for lunch instead! I didn’t use it this time, but apparently there’s all-you-can-drink beer from 6:00 PM to 7:00 PM!! And above all, the handwritten guide introducing Yanesen around the Hotel was fantastic. It’s handmade by staff and covers everything from restaurants to cafés to sightseeing spots—you can truly feel their desire for guests to enjoy the neighborhood. Depending on your purpose, a Hotel often ends up being just a place to sleep—but here, for the first time in a while, I felt that “staying at the Hotel itself is fun.” …That said, I kind of don’t want it to become too famous and crowded (lol). Next time I’m in Tokyo, I definitely want to stay here again.