"Parking is on a first-come, first-served basis, and apparently you have to call and inquire directly if you want to secure a spot. I checked the "parking needed" option in the additional items on Trip.com, but that alone wasn't enough to get a reservation. However, there's a coin-operated parking lot nearby, so I used that and it wasn't a problem. It's great that it's cheap to stay there since I only needed a place to sleep!"

"I paid 15,000 yen for a single room for one night, but the air conditioning didn't work and it was cold. The TV didn't even work, which was the worst."

"It's small and dark, but the price is cheap and I have no complaints."

"It's the best business hotel."

"After I contacted the front desk, they responded immediately. Thank you."

"The hotel is right outside Chofu Station, with direct airport shuttles to Narita and Haneda (Narita has fewer buses, while Haneda has more). The Keio Line also offers direct, high-speed service to Shinjuku Station, making transportation very convenient. If you don't like the room amenities, the lobby offers a variety of pillows, shampoo, and conditioner. Bath salts, curling irons, alarm clocks, desk lamps, and other items are also available for free rental. Feel free to leave them in your room or exchange them in the lobby when you check out. Breakfast is served outside, about a two-minute walk away. You'll be given a breakfast voucher for a set meal at a family restaurant, with a choice of four options. While not a buffet, the food is delicious, and there's also a drink bar. If you're not bringing breakfast, you can get free bread and water in the lobby. The bread comes in three flavors, and they're all delicious. The front desk service was also very pleasant. It's a small, comfortable hotel with all the amenities."