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The Room is on the 17th floor, so the view is great. I could even see Tokyo Skytree—an amazing big-city panorama.\nHowever, it has a shower only with no bathtub, so while that may be fine for international guests, as a Japanese traveler I’d prefer to soak in a tub.\nIt’s right by

This Hotel was conveniently located near a subway station, with convenience stores and cafes nearby. The double room was not very spacious, but the bed was large, and there was a desk and chair for working on a PC. The bathroom was also clean. At check-in, coffee and snacks were

I stayed the night before because I had a certification exam nearby on Monday afternoon. With a 12:00 checkout and access to the lounge, I was able to study with full focus until the end without having to rush around unfamiliar cafes before my 13:30 exam. I became a member and wo

Compared with my stay before the renovation, the Room is now more modern and the TV has been upgraded to a newer model, making it comfortable and easy to connect to YouTube and Amazon Prime. I feel much more relaxed with this amount of space than in the overly cramped rooms at AP

I once saw in a business hotel a charging cable with type-A, type-C, and Lightning connectors on one end, available for use on the desk. This way, there would be no theft, and it seems they have made it this way for easy use in each room. I was impressed, thinking it was consider

The bath was excellent. Entering around 1:30 AM, it was like having the place to myself with a spacious open-air bath, a view of the sky, small Goemon-style tubs, and plenty of outdoor chairs for relaxation. The design created an atmosphere that made me forget I was in the city.

The Room was spacious, easy to use, and nice. The staff's service was also polite. The access was good, and it was in a convenient location. One thing that bothered me was that I could hear the sound of the toilet flushing in the next Room quite frequently, which woke me up

In an air-conditioned Room, I was able to comfortably open my laptop, spread out materials, and focus on my tasks. This level of comfort is not achievable in many modern hourly rental working spaces. The wireless LAN provided sufficient speed for sending and receiving emails

The soundproofing might be excellent. It took some time to figure out how to check the Wi-Fi ID on the VOD screen and connect, but I managed in the end. Other than that, the room was clean and well-maintained, which was satisfying. I didn’t use the onsen or dining services,

This was my second stay, after about a year, and it’s truly a relaxing Hotel. The interior is simple and clean. The location is quiet, yet there’s a convenience store nearby, which is very handy. The elevator requires a room key to access the upper floors, so the security feels r

I had worked a night shift the day before, and I had errands in central Tokyo in the morning, so I didn’t want to go back home in between and used the hotel’s day-use plan from 11:00. It’s easy to reach from Ochanomizu Station—just cross two traffic lights. It was extremely hot t

I used the open-air bath at night and in the morning, and it was so comfortable that it didn't feel like a business hotel. You can see the starry sky and be soothed by the steam, light, and faint healing music. The water is a pleasant onsen without any peculiarities. Some hotels

I had been wanting to stay here for some time, and on this occasion I used the Hotel when traveling to Tokyo for my son’s engagement ceremony from a cooler region. The front desk staff were very efficient and helpful, which gave me a real sense of reassurance. The Room was conven

There were face masks among the amenities, which really helped because I had forgotten to bring mine. All of the staff greeted us with smiles and were very courteous, and when we left they even saw us off with flint and steel—an unforgettable experience that became a wonderful

The Facility is standard, so it is neither particularly good nor bad. The price was in line with the increased market rates in Tokyo. However, perhaps because it is treated as a budget foreign Property, amenities were not provided in the Room at check-in and had to be taken from

This might be beneficial for foreign guests with large suitcases but felt unnecessary for Japanese guests staying just one or two nights like me. That said, being able to relax without shoes is a feature that appeals to me as a Japanese guest and is something I appreciate about

The Room is compact but features a spacious bathtub and a fully private toilet, making it highly functional. The amenities and drink services are well-stocked, offering great value for the price at this location. All the front desk staff were attentive and friendly; it's impres