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Even though it’s right in the city, I had a very comfortable stay. I had to leave early in the morning this time, and it was convenient because there’s a convenience store right in front. It was my first time here, but from now on, whenever I go to Yoyogi, I want to stay here. Highly recommended! A shower was enough for me, but there is no bathtub.

It was my first time using it. The room had an auto-lock system, so even as a woman, I felt safe staying there! I was looking for a place just to sleep, and the amenities were sufficient and the inside was clean, so I was satisfied with staying at this price! With No Meals Included, I received 600 PayPay points and could stay for 5400 yen. I definitely want to use it again!!

The staff were very polite and attentive.\nWhen I ran into a staff member in the elevator, they kept bowing until the doors closed after getting off!\nBreakfast offered a good variety and was delicious.\nI would like to stay here again.

I stayed here after a concert in Shibuya. It was very convenient because it was right near the venue. The atmosphere was great and didn’t spoil the lingering excitement from the concert. There’s also a restaurant on the first floor, which was perfect for grabbing a light bite after the show. The staff were friendly, and they can also store your luggage before the concert.

The Hotel was exceptionally clean and well-maintained, providing a very pleasant experience. The staff were all kind and welcoming. It is located about a 10-minute walk from Shibuya Station, yet I was able to enjoy a calm and relaxing stay. If I have the chance, I would definitely like to stay at this Hotel again. Thank you for providing such a peaceful space.

Overall, it was good. However, the lighting was dim. As an exam student, that was a drawback.

Premium Room Twin Bed with Bathtub 6-minute walk from various Shibuya stations, including JR Shibuya Station (Hachiko Exit). Located across from Mega Don Quijote, the upper floors of the multi-purpose commercial facility "Dogenzaka-dori" house the Hotel. Follow the pathway inside and you'll find a sign for the Hotel. The room is compact but cleverly designed, offering enough space to open suitcases comfortably. There’s a niche by the entrance that perfectly fits two suitcases, making your stay efficient and spacious. From reception to elevators and room interiors, artistic decor creates a stylish atmosphere. The reception staff were kind and accommodating with luggage storage requests. The room features twin beds, a table set for two, a large-screen TV, an air purifier, soft waffle-textured pajamas and bathrobes, as well as ample amenities like cleansing products and lotion. The bathroom includes a spacious bathtub combined with a shower area—conveniently designed like your own home bathroom—perfect for relaxation. Additional thoughtful services include Wi-Fi, Bluetooth speakers, steamers, etc., ensuring comfort during your stay. Both toilet and sink areas are roomy—it’s hard to believe it’s only 25 square meters! Truly comfortable. With cafes, restaurants, and bars available within the Facility itself—you might wish you had more time to enjoy everything! Breakfast can be enjoyed at the restaurant buffet or through in-room dining for leisurely mornings; an American breakfast was around 2,500 yen. Even coffee cups are beautifully designed—with Hachiko illustrations on saucers adding charm. Fresh bread rolls along with salads and fruits were delicious! Conveniently located along Bunkamura Street near cafes/restaurants/convenience stores; elevator access requires key cards while peephole covers on doors ensure safety. Compact yet incredibly comfortable—a convenient Hotel perfect for any traveler!

A unique vacation rental featuring a one-room apartment with a private bathroom on the upper floor provided an enjoyable stay. Check-in is self-service, using a code sent in advance to open the key box. The second floor includes a bed, mini kitchenette, and toilet, while the third floor offers the same space but features a shower, bathtub, and sauna—an unusual layout. The third-floor bathroom experience felt more enjoyable than spending time in the second-floor room. The kitchenette on the second floor mainly consists of running water; cooking is not possible. Optional items like an induction heater were casually placed under shelves. Unfortunately, there was no kettle or mugs available for warm coffee during wintertime. However, there was a wine cellar-style refrigerator with plastic glasses stored inside—perfect for enjoying a drink after bathing. Quirky furniture placement like an oddly positioned sofa and slightly small double bed added charm to this fun accommodation experience. Lastly, neighboring creative individuals (including some foreigners) were noisy outside until 3 AM; though I considered calling the police due to their disturbance, my partner slept soundly through it all while I endured sleeplessness. As an aside: there's what appears to be a FamilyMart nearby but turns out it's actually a 7-Eleven (open from 7 AM to 11 PM), so take note!

I was looking for a hotel near Meiji Jingu, and it was very good as it was 1.6km away from the shrine and within walking distance. I would like to use it again when I visit the shrine in the future.