“Convenient & Cheap”

The hotel itself is mediocre, with is standard for a 3-star hotel in Tokyo. It's a bit old for sure but it's fairly clean and has the necessities such as a mini-fridge and WiFi. The location is great as it's surrounded by like 3 or 4 convenient stores such as Lawson and 7-Eleven. It is also a 5-mi… Plus

The hotel itself is mediocre, with is standard for a 3-star hotel in Tokyo. It's a bit old for sure but it's fairly clean and has the necessities such as a mini-fridge and WiFi. The location is great as it's surrounded by like 3 or 4 convenient stores such as Lawson and 7-Eleven. It is also a 5-min walk to 2 subway stations. If you are here to visit the Tsukiji Fish Market, it is about a 10-min walk from the hotel. Overall, there really isn't much to complain given the price I paid. I also like that the surrounding area is pretty quiet but within a couple of subway stops away from the busy parts of Tokyo.

Moins

“Convenient Location, prices vary widely”

I stayed here one night with a group, but I made my reservation late. I paid twice what other members of my group paid. Also, check-in was incredibly slow and frustrating. So take that in mind when considering my ratings. I stayed in a twin room with my son, and I would say that everything was fi… Plus

I stayed here one night with a group, but I made my reservation late. I paid twice what other members of my group paid. Also, check-in was incredibly slow and frustrating. So take that in mind when considering my ratings. I stayed in a twin room with my son, and I would say that everything was fine. We mostly just crashed there, after running some errands. The lady at the front desk was helpful in directing us to a place where my son could buy a somewhat affordable suitcase, though. Breakfast was also fine. It was a set breakfast, not a buffet. They had a choice of western or Japanese breakfast. The western breakfast looked, in places, like they didn't quite get it -- I would recommend the Japanese breakfast if you like typical Japanese breakfast foods. The hotel has shuttle service, but it only leaves once or twice during the day, and if those times aren't what you want, it's not helpful. On the other hand, it is very convenient to a couple of subway stations. I'm not sure how to answer the "bilingual staff" question. I was able to communicate with them with a combination of English and sign language, and they were nice about trying, and sometimes helpful. But it wasn't really easy.

Moins

“Close to metro station”

The hotel is just 10-minute walk to the fish market, and 1-minute walk to a metro station, which is 2 stops away from the Yamanote Line. The area around the hotel is very quiet at night. There is a 24-hour restaurant nearby and some convenient stores around. The hotel is clean and tidy. Check in w… Plus

The hotel is just 10-minute walk to the fish market, and 1-minute walk to a metro station, which is 2 stops away from the Yamanote Line. The area around the hotel is very quiet at night. There is a 24-hour restaurant nearby and some convenient stores around. The hotel is clean and tidy. Check in was quick and staff were friendly. The room is small but adequate. The room key is not key card but a key with a chain which is a bit bulky. My room has a view of the street but the room on the other side has frosted windows. All in all, this is a hotel with a great value that I would consider staying here again.

Moins