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This was my first stay here! The front desk staff were very kind, and the Room was very clean and comfortable. I will definitely stay here again!

We stayed for one night over the weekend as a family. We enjoyed Futako-Tamagawa’s unique blend of urban convenience and nature, and the large public bath was excellent. We were able to relax together as a family. We would love to stay again if we have the chance.

This was my first time staying at Mets. It was easy to access via Shinagawa, and on the way back I stopped by Gotanda, so transferring to the Tokyu Line was also convenient. For breakfast, you can choose between Japanese and Western set meals, so you can enjoy whatever suits your mood.

I have stayed here many times, and I really appreciate that you accommodated my late check-in. I was also satisfied with the ReFa hair dryer and the shampoo and conditioner. The instructions for making iced coffee were helpful in this season. The bed was spacious, and I was able to rest well. I used the Room until just before check-out and even finished my work there.

The amenities are well stocked, so you can stay without bringing anything. I really appreciated that they even provided face masks. The Room was clean, and they also offered loaner air purifiers and fans. The bathroom is small and narrow, but there were several types of bath salts; I enjoyed a relaxing bubble bath. Because it’s close to the station, you may notice train noise, but earplugs were included in the amenities, so it shouldn’t be too much of an issue. Since it’s near the station, there are plenty of places to eat nearby. The staff were kind, and I’d like to stay here again next time.

I thought it might be an old Hotel, but the entire building has been renovated and was very clean!! The unit bath was also very clean, and the shower curtain was hygienic with no unpleasant musty odor. It was also nice that most of the in-room Facility items were from Japanese brands. For reference, the hair dryer was Panasonic, the electric kettle was Zojirushi, and the mug cup was Narumi. The front desk staff were Japanese, and check-in/out service was smooth. I was also impressed by how delicious the complimentary breakfast was. You can choose a main fish such as salmon, hokke (Atka mackerel), or sanma (Pacific saury). You can choose three small side dishes from several options. It came with rice, miso soup, and pickles—an ideal Japanese breakfast. I would like to stay here again.

As usual, after reading lots of Reviews, I was worried because opinions were extremely divided, but for me this was a very good Hotel. It’s not like many newer city-center Hotels these days—new but very small. The Facility may feel a bit old (for example, the faucets are separate for cold and hot water), but it has been renovated and is clean. The furniture and atmosphere somehow evoke the Showa era, and above all, the rooms are a little more spacious, which makes you feel relaxed and enriched. I really love this atmosphere. When I was about to go for breakfast, I asked at the front desk where I could get breakfast starting at that time. They told me there was a Doutor nearby, so I went right away—but on weekends it opens from 8:00, so I couldn’t get in (on weekdays it’s 7:00). Because of that, I deducted one star.

I chose this Hotel after reading Reviews myself. When I called to let them know I would be checking in late, the staff response was excellent and very courteous. The Room felt clean and was good. The bath had a spacious tub, and the amenities were also good. The nightwear was comfortable as well, and I thought it was a recommended Hotel. One disappointing point: the call starts with an automated message, which felt a bit bothersome.

Thank you for your hospitality. The Hotel was close to the station, and the Facility and Room were more than adequate—I was very satisfied. If it’s available, I will Reserve again on my next business trip.