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I had an errand in Kichijoji and was able to stay here again. The front desk staff are friendly, and it’s comfortable—one of my favorites!

As before, the Room was very clean, and the staff were kind and pleasant, making it very comfortable. However, the only thing that still bothered me a little was the noise. I had been staying in a corner Room on the second floor (probably 203), but this time I stayed in 301 for the first time. It felt a bit smaller. Overall, I have no complaints. I would like to stay again. Thank you.

I chose this property for its location and was very satisfied. If I have the opportunity to visit Tachikawa again, I would like to stay here again. Thank you for your hospitality.

I stayed for three nights with my son during summer vacation to watch baseball at Belluna Dome for three days. The hotel is old, but the staff were courteous, the location is close to the station, and there’s a 24-hour supermarket right in front of the station—everything you need is nearby, so we had no problems at all. I’d like to stay here again if I have the chance.

We truly felt the Hotel’s warm hospitality. Your greetings and temporary luggage storage were very helpful. Breakfast offered a wide variety of options, and everything was delicious. With the Hotel’s Kawagoe map, we were able to explore Koedo smoothly. It became a fun and memorable trip, and we felt the accommodation cost with breakfast included was a great value. Thank you very much.

Despite the excellent Facilities, the price even includes breakfast (with a wide variety of drinks besides coffee), and I was very satisfied. The bed was capsule-hotel style, but everything is new, spacious, and clean. There are showers only (no bathtub), but the water temperature, water pressure, shampoo, etc. were all perfectly fine. It was also a nice touch that they provide not only both large and small towels but also a bath mat. The only drawback? The building looks far cleaner and more serene than you would expect for the price (especially the entrance gate and garden give the impression of an upscale Japanese-style Accommodation), so I actually walked right past it thinking, “There’s no way I can stay here for this price—there must be another cheaper-looking building.” (Even though there was signage; it was my fault for not believing it.) With rows of sake breweries, it’s a charming streetscape that doesn’t feel like Tokyo at all. If I’d had more time, I would have liked to take a walk around the area.