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The rooms are clean and well-maintained. Breakfast can be a bit crowded, so it's better to choose your time. The content is quite satisfying. There is a Ministop and Nakau (Nakau) across from the hotel, so you won't go hungry at night. I got a bit thirsty late at night and

Takashimaya department store is also close, along with Tamai, an established eel restaurant, and Tokyo Station within walking distance too! This convenient location offers great cost performance despite being new—perfect for solo travelers like myself! For breakfast, I had the

This was my second stay, after about a year, and it’s truly a relaxing Hotel. The interior is simple and clean. The location is quiet, yet there’s a convenience store nearby, which is very handy. The elevator requires a room key to access the upper floors, so the security feels r

The staff were pleasant, and the Room was quiet with just the right kind of Facility, making it a clean and convenient Hotel. Located in a business district with good security, I think it's safe for women traveling alone. It's about a 15-minute walk to Tokyo Station, so I wen

It was a great decision. I was pleased with the self-service coffee. There was also a convenience store nearby, and although it was drizzling the next morning, I had no problem dashing from the Hotel to the station without an umbrella! It was a great help. I will definitely use i

Thank you for accommodating me on short notice for a sudden business trip. Within a 3-minute walk from the ticket gates, there are plenty of restaurants, so finding somewhere to eat is never a problem—but when I arrived, I realized the first floor is a churrasco restaurant and th

The room has a nice atmosphere overall; however, the folding door of the bathroom feels cheap and detracts from comfort—this type of door is something I've never encountered in other Hotels before. When I borrowed a sewing kit because a button came off my clothing, it turned out

It is very convenient as you can check in to the Hotel immediately after getting off the Shinkansen at Tokyo Station. You can also leave your luggage in the coin locker at the front desk. The breakfast was delicious, and he was able to arrive at the exam venue in a good mood

At check-in, I was told, "There is a complimentary simple breakfast service," but I found the variety of mini bread, corn soup, two types of yogurt, coffee, tea, and various cold drinks to be more than sufficient. By the way, coffee, tea, and cold drinks are available right after

I stayed for a business trip and used it as a single-use accommodation, and they kindly provided me with a room featuring a very lovely bath. There is a convenience store located very close to the hotel. At night, the west side where the hotel is located is very quiet.

This might be beneficial for foreign guests with large suitcases but felt unnecessary for Japanese guests staying just one or two nights like me. That said, being able to relax without shoes is a feature that appeals to me as a Japanese guest and is something I appreciate about

The Room was even more spacious and comfortable than we expected, which was wonderful. The location was also perfect—the bus from Narita arrives at the Nihonbashi exit, and the Hotel is right in front, making it very easy to find. We would love to stay at this Hotel again from n

I’ve used this Hotel several times, and I’m always satisfied. The front lobby has a dignified design without feeling too formal, and everything feels clean, including the Room. This time I noticed a soothing aroma when entering the Hotel from outside, which was very relaxing. All

Conveniently located near Kayabacho Station on the Tozai Line, it was easy to find without getting lost. The Room was well-cleaned, and the bathroom and toilet were new and spotless. I would like to use it again next time.

The automated check-in was smooth, thanks to the explanation provided by the staff, and the room was thoroughly cleaned, allowing me to stay comfortably without any stress. Although the room only had a shower booth without a bathtub, it was clean and I had no issues using it. The

For solo travelers, dinner arrangements can often be challenging, but here, after refreshing in the large public bath on a hot summer day, enjoying dinner felt as luxurious as staying at a traditional Ryokan in Japan. My luggage was even delivered to my room—a rare and thoughtful

Very quiet and the Room was clean and well-maintained. The bathroom was easy to use, and the dresser area was very convenient. The bed was soft and extremely comfortable, allowing for a good night's sleep without any issues of restlessness often experienced at other Hotels.

The Room is on the 17th floor, so the view is great. I could even see Tokyo Skytree—an amazing big-city panorama.\nHowever, it has a shower only with no bathtub, so while that may be fine for international guests, as a Japanese traveler I’d prefer to soak in a tub.\nIt’s right by

Both the shower room and toilet were clean, with good water pressure in the shower. Body soap, shampoo, and conditioner were provided, but you need to bring your own body towel for washing. The bedroom was also clean and very comfortable. I would definitely stay here again.