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Whenever I attend a live show in Tokyo, I stay here, but this time the venue was in Yokohama. I considered staying in Yokohama, but thinking about work the next day, I chose to stay here again. After the show, I had drinks with friends at an izakaya in Yokohama, caught the 22:41 train, transferred at Tokyo Station, and headed to Ochanomizu Station. I returned to the Hotel around 23:00. I took a shower in my Room and went to bed. The next morning I woke up early, refreshed myself in the large public bath, enjoyed the always satisfying breakfast, and then walked to work. I will be staying again on the 22nd of this month.

If you don’t mind the price, there are probably Hotels closer to Tokyo Dome, but when I searched on Yahoo! Travel, this one was reasonably priced. To get to Tokyo Dome: it’s about a 10-minute walk from the Hotel to Okachimachi Station (I walk slowly), then from Okachimachi you transfer once at Akihabara to Suidobashi, and after that it’s about a 10-minute walk to Tokyo Dome (again, I walk slowly). They stored my luggage in the morning, there was a microwave right outside the elevator, and they cleaned the Room even during a Multiple Night Stay. There was also a bedside clock (I didn’t check whether it had an alarm function). They said there were women-only services; at check-in I received one-time pouches of each item—face mask sheet, makeup remover, facial cleanser, toner, and serum—as well as bath salts. You can receive one set per stay (once per Accommodation), but you can get one of each type. I was especially happy about the face mask. The shower water pressure was neither too strong nor too weak, and there were no issues with toilet flushing. Of course there was a washlet and a hair dryer (the airflow is slightly weak but it’s quiet and also has a cool setting). The “cleaning needed/not needed” sign was magnetic, so I could cover and block the peephole as well. The lock is an auto-lock card key system (card must be returned when checking out); inside the door there is only a thumbturn lock. I would have been even happier if there had been a trash bin near the sink. Occasionally I heard water sounds like someone flushing in another Room. I’m not sure whether anyone stayed next door; as for voices, I only faintly heard staff talking while cleaning in the hallway. Also on the morning of day two, for some reason my Room sometimes smelled like grilled fish. What bothered me most is that the Hotel entrance has stairs with no ramp, so you need to lift heavy luggage. All in all, it was more than sufficient for traveling for a live show. Overall, I think it was good.

I was able to relax comfortably in a semi-double room thanks to the complimentary upgrade. The complimentary bath salts also helped me unwind, even in the unit bath.

They were very kind and helpful. I’ll definitely stay here again the next time I visit Tokyo.