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"I stayed in a double room for two nights and had a good experience. Everything was great – the cleanliness, location, and spaciousness. My only minor complaints are that there was no window and the lighting was too dim. It felt like the room was only suitable for sleeping. It was frustrating trying to get ready in the morning or do my makeup because it was so dark. I'm not sure why it was designed this way. On the positive side, it was very quiet, which I liked. Ueno station and the bustling area are just a 5-10 minute walk away. The best part, though, was the hotel manager. They were incredibly friendly and didn't seem Japanese, spoke English well, and even used a translation app to communicate with me in Korean. That was truly excellent!"

"I've travelled to many parts of Japan for over a decade and in terms of ”a comfortable hotel with no complaints”, this is it for me. No complaints but I do have a small feedback which is to have the breakfast start at 6 or 6.30am for early/business travellers to be able to grab a bite before they can go about their day. Other than that, the room was comfortable and big enough for a small side sofa by the window, there were spaces to open a medium sized cargo bag, the amenities were sufficient and so were the Eco-friendly initiatives (room service, bamboo in place of plastic items), etc. There was also a decent humidifier provided during winter (but that was not enough for me who comes from the tropics), I had my own small humidifier too and still it was kind of dry (not a hotel problem). The view coming up the elevator and at the lobby was majorly impressive - boasting a skyline of both Tokyo Tower against Mt Fuji in the distance; during sunset, it was such a sight to behold. The lobby is big and has lots of rest/seating areas with some small amount of drinks provided from 5am to 10pm and it was a very relaxed atmosphere. The service staff were impressive - knowing a wide range of languages and when they did not, remained unfazed and used translation tools. They were all polite, helpful and the F&B members too, made you feel like you were in some high-end restaurant. The artwork was also very nice to observe all over and if I have the chance to afford this hotel again, I'd do it in a snap. Other important notes are that there is a convenience store at B2 of the same building. Level 3 is a bridge that links you directly to Yurikamome line monorail -and a little further, to the Asakusa and Ginza lines from there. The Ginza honten (main store) Don Quijote is also a 10 to 15 minute walk from there and so are many local eateries (5 min walk) and shopping areas (Carote, 10 to 15mins walk)."

"The room was small! But the lobby was incredibly grand, like a relic from the昭和 era, truly aristocratic! The check-in staff provided classic Japanese service – warm and polite! It's a bit of a walk from the subway station, but if you're taking the bus, it's super convenient because the bus stop is right in front of the hotel! My favorite feature was the radio by the bed in the room. The night I checked in, I tuned into a random station that was playing old Japanese songs, and every single one was so good. Listening to those Japanese songs while showering and packing made me feel like I'd traveled back to the昭和 period."

"The room was very clean and well-arranged, with the washbasin, shower, and toilet all separated. We visited in January, which is the coldest month, and the room had two air conditioners. However, we had to turn off the air conditioners and microwave when using the bathroom heater (I later found out that electricity bills and connection fees in Japan are quite high, and charges are based on voltage). The hotel is not far from the Skytree, and you can catch a direct bus to Disneyland from the station under the Skytree. It's closer to Oshiage, and about a kilometer from Azumabashi and Kinshicho stations, which isn't far but can be tiring if you walk daily. There's an Aeon convenience store about 300-400 meters away where you can buy fruits and vegetables. I bought some wagyu beef and instant noodles there at a good price. The supermarket inside Skytree was expensive and the strawberries weren't sweet. The nearby Life supermarket was larger and had better prices. Next to Aeon, there's a noodle shop that's delicious, and an amazing tonkatsu (fried pork cutlet) place near Azumabashi that's better than any I've had in Beijing! The most inconvenient thing was not knowing how to dispose of trash; it piled up in the room for several days, which was unbearable. Next door is a small park for Hiratsuka Elementary School, where many Japanese children play, giving a glimpse into the differences between Chinese and Japanese kids."

"Location: The hotel's location is great, conveniently close to both Shimbashi and Shiodome subway stations. Service: The service was excellent, highly recommended. Breakfast: Breakfast was decent. The hotel primarily caters to Western guests, so the breakfast options are geared towards them. Room: The room isn't huge, but the facilities are quite new. The biggest highlight is definitely the Tokyo Tower view. On a clear day, you can even see Mount Fuji from the window. Downstairs, there's also a Ghibli clock, which is a popular photo spot."

"Honestly, one of the most efficient room designs I’ve experienced. My girlfriend and I were there primarily for shopping, so we really only used the room to sleep—and it served that purpose perfectly. The space is small, but very clean, well-organized, and thoughtfully designed. The separate bathroom and shower setup was especially convenient for getting ready at the same time. The hotel has a great vibe—the lobby transforms into a lively hangout spot at night, which we really enjoyed. It definitely has a young, trendy feel. Location is a major plus. It’s close to multiple train stations (about $3 to Haneda Airport), surrounded by fantastic restaurants, and just steps from high-end shopping like Hermès and Dior. We stayed on the 12th floor on the side away from the train tracks and experienced zero noise. The only suggestion I’d offer is to improve the breakfast—adding more variety and expanding the buffet options would make a big difference. Overall, I’d absolutely consider staying here again. Modern Thai restaurant a few doors down is highly suggested!🇹🇭"

"The location is unbeatable — it’s directly connected to Shibuya Station, which was incredibly helpful since Tokyo’s train system can feel overwhelming at first. Being able to walk straight into the hotel after a long day of exploring was a huge plus. The area is lively but safe, with plenty of restaurants, shopping, and convenience stores nearby. I never felt lost or unsure about getting around. The room was clean and comfortable, with a modern design. Staff were polite and helpful, and communication in English was smooth, which made check-in simple and reassuring. Overall, I would highly recommend this hotel for first-time travelers to Tokyo who want convenience, comfort, and peace of mind. I would definitely stay here again."

"I love this hotel’s location so much in Tokyo city, very recommand! 5 minutes walking distance to jr / local train station. 7 eleven convenience shop just below the hotel. Hotel got provide free coffee , wines , beer , snacks , ice cream at the lobby. If you planning to go disneyland or airport which there is a bus stop in front of Parco Kinshicho which very very convenient, its just 2 minutes walking distance from hotel. Hotel nearby alot restaurants, charcol bbq and shopping malls. Night view is fantastic from hotel’s room."

"The hotel was great, especially for a low cost. The location is very close to Hikifune and Hikifune-Keisei stations, which is terrific for traveling around Tokyo. There is no check-in lobby so make sure you have the elevator and door code ready before you arrive. The shower did not have a curtain so I was trying not to wet the floor. The bathroom and rooms were very clean. Wifi is also very fast and good. This is a good hotel in Sumida."