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With Hotel rates rising lately, I hadn’t had many chances to stay, but with my birthday coming up, I visited again for the first time in a while. These days, many Hotels seem busy with inbound travelers, and it’s often hard to receive Diamond member benefits. Here, even though the Hotel was nearly full, they still provided them, which made me very happy. The Room was just as before—very clean, with large windows and a great view. It felt like a unit in a luxury apartment building, and I was able to truly relax. The service was excellent and made me want to stay for as many nights as possible. I can’t visit often, but I hope to come again soon. Thank you very much.

I was recommended this place by someone I trust, and this was already my third stay. I love the view from the window and the large public bath. The staff I meet in the hallways always greet me warmly. Thank you, as always, for making my trips so comfortable.

Thank you as always for your continued support. Thank you for arranging an upgraded room again this time. Thanks to you, we were able to fully enjoy a wonderful escape from everyday life, and we are truly grateful for the fantastic time. We look forward to staying with you again next time.

Compared with my memory of staying at a Super Hotel in Okayama about 27 years ago, it has evolved unbelievably—and it was fantastic. Since hotels in central Tokyo are expensive on Fridays, I’m glad I chose this Akabane location a little outside the center. The room had a wide lower bed and a loft bed you climb up to, but we were basically just sleeping there, and both were fluffy and comfortable. The trash bin was large and clearly separated for sorting. Even though the room is compact, it’s fine for two people for one night—there were two outlets by the tissue box as well, and with a power strip it’s more than enough. Here are the highlights: The breakfast buffet is inexpensive yet very satisfying and delicious. The Tokyo milk, croissants, eggs, and other dishes were all great. Even though space is limited, there’s a carbonated public bath—and you can use it continuously from night through morning, which is wonderful. Of course I went twice. I was exhausted, but soaking first thing in the morning woke me right up. There are plenty of amenities available at the front desk; I like higher pillows so I could borrow one, and they even had sheet masks. The loungewear comes as separate top and bottom pieces (like at a massage place), with multiple sizes to choose from. No checkout procedure needed. Breakfast has become incredibly luxurious compared to what it used to be (just bread and coffee). The bedding is fluffy. Just one request: the room lighting is quite dim. For makeup application, I’d really appreciate having even just one very bright white light near the TV area. I brought my own lighted mirror so I managed fine, but without one it would be difficult. It’s also convenient—one train line from Tokyo Station and close to the station—so honestly better value than paying high prices in central Tokyo. Having twin beds (not just doubles) for two people was great too: enjoy breakfast buffet options galore after picking up amenities at the front desk before heading to that relaxing public bath! Even the disposable shampoo/conditioner quality was perfectly fine. I’m glad we didn’t force ourselves into an overpriced hotel downtown. Also worth mentioning: there’s a tasty champon restaurant on the way from the station to the hotel that’s open until 10:30 p.m.

I had made reservations several times before, but never had the chance to stay until this visit. The Cerulean Lounge was a wonderful space with a Japanese ambiance, and I loved the wide selection of individually wrapped sweets. I was also able to enjoy matcha at a relaxed pace and had a lovely time. For breakfast, I dined at “Sakuragaoka.” Everything was delicious, especially the rice cooked in a traditional kiln and the grilled fish. Thank you as well for accommodating my allergies.

Although I live outside the area, my son lives in Koenji, and this was my second stay. The Room was thoroughly cleaned, spotless, and very comfortable. Above all, the staff were kind and welcoming, and I truly appreciated their heartfelt service. Thank you very much for your hospitality. I have already made a Reservation for November as well, and I look forward to staying with you again.

I stayed at this hotel to attend the Kirin Cup final. Until now, I had chosen hotels near Tokyo Station, but after the match the area becomes extremely crowded, and it was very difficult to get back to the hotel. This time, to avoid that hassle, I booked this hotel and had a very comfortable stay. The front desk staff who assisted when my luggage was stored, as well as those who helped me at check-in and check-out, were wonderfully attentive and truly impressed me. Breakfast was buffet-style. I’m not usually a fan of buffets so I don’t eat much, but this restaurant offered a wide variety of options, and both the omelet and toast were delicious. When attending events at Japan National Stadium in the future, I would like to stay here again.

It was my first time staying in a capsule, but I was pleasantly surprised by how solid the service was. The place was very clean, and the other guests were well-mannered, so I had a comfortable stay. Being able to eat rice, miso soup, curry, and more for free is a great value. This is an Accommodation I’d like to stay at again.

During Silver Week, my daughter and grandchildren came to Tokyo to visit, so we stayed in a Godzilla Floor room and a Godzilla View room for my grandchild who loves Godzilla. They were thrilled, and we had a truly wonderful time. Both the staff and most of the guests were from overseas, but everyone was kind and treated us warmly. Breakfast was delicious as well. Thank you very much.

The location is very convenient, close to the station. The hotel is new, the room was clean, and the service was excellent. The separate pajama set felt great on the skin and was very comfortable. When I went to the breakfast area, most of the guests were foreigners (mainly Westerners), though it may have just been by chance. It was a bit disappointing that a neighboring building was right in front of the window, so we had to keep the curtains closed and couldn’t enjoy any view. The bathtub was spacious enough to stretch out my legs.

Just steps from Mejiro Station and next to the wooded grounds of Gakushuin University, this Hotel is in a wonderful location that makes you forget the bustle of the city. The Starbucks on the front desk floor is a relaxing spot where both younger and older guests unwind. Breakfast vouchers can be used at Starbucks or at Doutor, about a 1-minute walk from the Hotel. There are also plenty of restaurants and cafes around the Hotel, so finding somewhere to eat was never an issue. Coffee next to the front desk is free and unlimited. We bought treats from a nearby cake shop and bakery, picked up paper plates and wooden forks at the front desk, poured coffee, and enjoyed everything in our Room. The chocolate cake from Trad Mejiro across from the Hotel was especially delicious. Perhaps because we stayed on weekdays, we were assigned a twin Room. It was spacious and very clean. The beds are Simmons and very comfortable, and separate pajama sets are provided. Amenities are self-serve next to the front desk, but there was more than enough—having 7 or 8 types of bath salts was a pleasant surprise. The bathtub was large enough to soak comfortably and helped us relax. It was quiet and extremely comfortable, so we canceled our Accommodation in Ikebukuro and extended our stay here instead. A twin wasn’t available for all nights so we had to change Rooms, but they arranged everything around our schedule and made the move smooth. Thanks to that—and to staff who always greeted us with smiles—we had a truly pleasant stay.

This is my regular accommodation when I visit Ikebukuro. I registered through the app this time. Thank you for your continued support.

It was close to Ikebukuro Station, and being directly connected to the station meant we didn’t have to worry about the heat while getting around. The Room was just the right size for two people, and the sofa and luggage space were convenient, so we had a comfortable stay. Breakfast was a Japanese buffet where you could choose a main dish, and side dishes were served in small bowls you could pick up yourself, which felt clean and satisfying. We will definitely stay again.

I stayed here while attending a hat artist event. It’s close to the station and easy to find, so I could drop off my luggage and head out right away. The bathroom is small, but there is a large public bath where I could relax after a long day. Breakfast was just right.

This was my third stay, and as always, the bath was wonderfully relaxing. The breakfast was also excellent—every single side dish was delicious, and I was able to enjoy a hearty meal, so I was very satisfied. Just one thing: on both days, the amenity towels had a damp smell when they got wet, so I hope you can look into that. It remained a calm and comfortable place to stay. I would like to visit again.

The location was great and very convenient. The Hotel has a retro atmosphere. Everything was well cleaned, and we had a comfortable stay. Having a washing machine and dryer was very helpful! The front desk staff were all kind—nothing to complain about. This is a Hotel we’d love to stay at again if we have the chance. Thank you for your hospitality.

When traveling to Tokyo, I can’t imagine staying anywhere other than Anshin Oyado. It offers excellent access to Ajinomoto Stadium, the Japan National Stadium, Jingu Baseball Stadium, Tokyo Metropolitan Gymnasium, Tokyo Dome, and more. A large public bath and dry sauna are available, plus free alcohol from the evening, a free meal from 7:00 PM, free ramen, and free morning curry and risotto. The drink bar is also free. My recommendation is to buy side dishes outside and enjoy a luxurious yet affordable dinner. I will continue to stay here regularly. I just hope it doesn’t become so popular that prices go up.

I feel this every time: it’s conveniently located in the Tama area, close to Shinjuku, and it also makes driving home to Kanagawa smooth and easy. Richmond has truly taken great care of me. This time in particular, a female staff member at the front desk kindly explained how to use Points in a clear and easy-to-understand way. I was very happy. The double Room I’ve been using recently was also clean, and I had a comfortable stay. I also appreciated the free drinking water and hot water service in the hallway—I enjoyed tea and coffee. In addition, having covered parking where you don’t get wet even when it rains, with an elevator nearby, is a real plus for guests. I look forward to staying with you again.

I saw in a Review that the breakfast was delicious. Since it’s good value, I can’t complain too much, but it tasted average and there weren’t many items. Guests kept coming and going, but although there were many staff in the kitchen, no one was on the floor, so the tables were not wiped after use. Salad vegetables that guests had likely spilled were left there and not cleaned up. Overall, the Room was clean and the amenities were well stocked. I felt the complimentary coffee near the front desk was bitter and not very good. I arrived before check-in, but they said my Room was ready, so I could get in early, which I appreciated.

It’s really helpful to have a Mets hotel at Musashi-Sakai Station. I stayed at Mets Musashi-Sakai and went sightseeing at Jindaiji Temple and Jindai Botanical Gardens. I’ve walked from Chofu Station to Musashi-Sakai Station a few times before, which is why I chose to stay at Mets Musashi-Sakai, but this time I decided to take the bus instead of walking. However, there was no direct bus. I walked to the “Tsuka” bus stop and took the bus from there. On the way back, I also walked from the “Tsuka” bus stop. Mets Musashi-Sakai is smaller than the Mets hotels in Kokubunji or Tachikawa. The elevator is small, the front desk area is small, and even the restroom in the common area is small. It’s compact, but not inconvenient. They provided a DVD player for me. I connected it to the TV and watched an opera called “Nise no Noroma Musume.” Mets hotels generally have large TV screens, which I think is great. The shower was slightly worn out. It wasn’t broken, but it lowered my rating a little. They stored my luggage for me before check-in and after check-out, which was very helpful.