Serorin Light Hotel Tokyo

Convenient for travel, 100 meters away from the subway station, with Chinese restaurants, convenience stores, and drug stores at the intersection. The room has a microwave, which is convenient for heating up instant food bought from the convenience store. Most importantly, the living room is convenient for luggage storage. I will choose to stay here next time.

The room is clean, small but complete. But this hotel is fully self-service: Service: 1. Except for the mineral water on the first day, the mineral water is 100 yen per bottle. I think if it is set by day, will it be available every day? 😂😂😂 2. After staying for a week, the sanitation was not cleaned once. We paid great attention to hygiene. The dishes and bowls were washed by ourselves on the same day, and the garbage was sorted and packed. The bottles were packed at the door and no one collected them. I know that Japanese garbage needs to be sorted and garbage tickets need to be bought, but even if the hotel is a homestay, it should help to remove it and put it in the garbage room on the first floor. 3. When we checked in on the first day, we knew that we could check in after 3 o'clock. We arrived at more than 2 o'clock and sat in the lobby until more than 3 o'clock. During this period, there was no one at the front desk. No one answered the phone, and no one responded to the email and the bell. In order to save time for the trip, we had to leave a note and store the luggage by ourselves and go out first. In the next few days, I needed to find the front desk, but it was always not in the state. No one answered the phone number left, which was not good. 4. The pot has no handle 😂😂😂 (Picture 1) and I burned myself when I picked it up. Overall, if you can adapt to a self-service B&B hotel, I think it's ok.

The facilities are complete and the environment is not noisy, but the bathroom is too small

It was not a hotel, but a private lodging. The reception was basically unmanned, so if you had any problems, you had to call them.

Very satisfied in all aspects. The subway is not far away, it is convenient to take the bus, the surrounding environment is clean, and it is close to Akihabara and Sensoji Temple. Great value for money.

Very small front hall, very small elevator, very small room and bathroom. You need to open the door to wipe your butt while sitting on the toilet. There is an induction cooker, refrigerator and microwave. You can wash clothes for free on the first floor, but the washing machine is inconvenient to operate and there is no one to help. , The bathroom does not have a bathtub. It's a bit like a B&B, with two rooms on one floor and the next room very close to each other. It's not like a larger hotel chain where there is always someone at the front desk. On the day of check-in, I still had to call for a long time before someone came out. There was a Chinese-speaking staff, and I stayed for three nights. You can hardly see the staff when you leave early and come back late every day, because they go to work at the same time as you go out to play... Then there is the location, the transportation is not convenient, although there is a bus and subway station slightly closer, but it is relatively close to the JR station It’s far, more than a kilometer away. Going to many places in Tokyo basically relies on JR, so it takes a long time to walk or you need to reverse and transfer. I can only say that when I booked the hotel, it happened to be during the holidays and many hotels were fully booked. Otherwise, it is better to book a hotel close to JR. Place, travel is really affected