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The hotel is very calm and provides a sense of security despite its convenient location near Akasaka-Mitsuke Station. The guest rooms are compact, as expected from a business hotel, but they are clean and comfortable. The staff at the lobby had a gentle smile, leaving a pos

This was my first stay, and the staff provided excellent service both during check-in and check-out. The Room was very comfortable and easy to relax in. I usually have trouble sleeping with a different pillow, but I slept soundly here. If I have another opportunity, I would

Check-in was easy using the APA app, and check-out was convenient—just insert your card into a machine near the front desk. The room is compact but features a wide bed and all essential amenities like toothbrushes are provided. The bathroom has a deep tub that allows you to soa

When making the reservation, only smoking rooms were available instead of non-smoking ones, so I was initially concerned about the smell. However, it wasn't as bothersome as I had expected. The proximity to Akasaka Station was also very convenient. I would like to stay here again

I decided on a whim to take a flight from Hokkaido and came to stay here, as I hadn't visited the Shinjuku area much before. I heard that the accommodation was renovated this year, and it was very clean. The air conditioning on the guest room floors worked well, which was a great

First, the staff are kind. I couldn't try the recommended beef stew, but there were many dishes, some of which went well with alcohol, and everything was very delicious. The basic rice and miso soup are delicious! Overall, I am very satisfied. I will stay here again when I

The room was clean with spacious beds; as a family of five (two adults and two elementary school children), we comfortably slept on two queen beds. Our middle school son slept on a sofa bed prepared for him in advance! Everything was great except for one downside: The large

Compared to major Business Hotel chains, this place had more of a city hotel vibe. As for drawbacks: the shade curtains let in too much light in the morning, waking me up early; additionally, construction noise from nearby started as early as 6 AM—though that’s beyond their co

Access from outside is also regulated, and the elevator can be used with a card key, so I thought the safety was excellent. The large public bath and the open-air bath were pleasant and relaxing. I decided to go to TOKYO for a life change, so I am grateful for the Hotel suita

It is conveniently located close not only to Hanzomon Subway Station but also to Kojimachi Station. The Room was quiet, and I was able to work comfortably at my own pace, which was very helpful. Having a wired LAN connection—something less common in recent Business Hotels—was con

However, the staff provided courteous and professional service, which was very pleasant. The room was well-cleaned and had no issues. Amenities were available at the counter next to the front desk in a self-service style. There was also a complimentary coffee server there,

This was my first stay. I appreciated the Room upgrade, but because my third-floor Room faced Kabukicho Tower, I could hear noise from idol events during the day, and advertising audio from the screen continued at night, so I couldn’t relax. A higher floor might have been better,

The bed was large and very comfortable, and I was able to recover from my fatigue. As someone who usually just takes showers, I was perfectly satisfied with the shower booth alone. The layout of the shower and toilet area felt like a foreign Hotel. Next time, I’d like to stay lon