“Great breakfast ”

We were 3 senior sisters that stayed here . Rooms were considerably smaller than our previous hotel accommodation. Third person slept on a fold up sofa bed. Hardly any room to walk about. Needed to walk sideways to get into our beds. Small refrigerator was cold. They do have an eco friendly program… Plus

We were 3 senior sisters that stayed here . Rooms were considerably smaller than our previous hotel accommodation. Third person slept on a fold up sofa bed. Hardly any room to walk about. Needed to walk sideways to get into our beds. Small refrigerator was cold. They do have an eco friendly program, that if you join, they will reward you with a choice of bottled water, coke, green tea, beer, energy drink,etc. you have to register to qualify for the rewards. To qualify, you have to agree to not have to change your bed sheets or make your beds and I think, towels (although they supplied us with fresh ones). Breakfast was our daily anticipated activity before going to Tokyo area (7-9 AM). Abundant food selections, drinks were varied too. Several types of coffee selections, juices,etc. There’s also a chef that made a French toast one morning and banana fritters on another day. You can fill up with breakfast and just have an early dinner for the day. Too bad we missed a day because we had to leave early for a tour. The staff didn’t offer breakfast bag (as some hotels in the West would offer), so I guess it’s not available.I didn’t ask. Staff spoke very little English, so a little bit hard to communicate. My sister was mad at the staff for taking care of another client (who spoke Japanese), while she was in the middle of explaining what she needed to ask. Other than that staff, I think they were as helpful as they can be. This hotel is also closer to HND airport. Took about 15 to 20 minutes, cost us about 5800 yen, but added 440 yen bec I didn’t hop in as soon as I hailed it. I was told by hotel staff that an additional 440 yen will be added by taxi if they were called in by hotel, but no extra charge if I hailed it. So, I waited outside for one, hailed it and told him to go to the hotel (which he had to go around one block) . So disappointed about additional cost, but he was very kind and polite.

Moins

“A bit far from everything but everything else is great”

This hotel is a bit far from city centre but the bus stop is close by. So if you don't mind walking for a bit after the metro or taking the bus then it is totally okay! It was a last minute booking and we paid about $100 CAD for the room. Pros - very big room compared to all the other ones we hav… Plus

This hotel is a bit far from city centre but the bus stop is close by. So if you don't mind walking for a bit after the metro or taking the bus then it is totally okay! It was a last minute booking and we paid about $100 CAD for the room. Pros - very big room compared to all the other ones we have stayed at, I would say it is even bigger than some of the North American hotels. Clean, spacious bathroom with nice toiletries. Room comes with a mini fridge (that is actually cold), a kettle, free tea bags and two water bottles. Beds are big and comfortable, lots of electric outlets for you to charge all your electronics. Free umbrellas for hotel guests to use. Free breakfast - it is buffet style with western and Japanese food, juice/tea/etc. It was the most comprehensive breakfast we have ever had here in Japan considering it is free. Cons - location is slightly inconvenient, but it didn't bother us. Not a lot of restaurants or late night restaurants in the vicinity of the hotel.

Moins

“Nice hotel”

Our room was good enough for 3 person. The place is clean. Breakfast selections is great. The hotel was 10mins walk from kachidoki station. 2mins walk from family mart convenience store. It was a good location.

“Far from touristy places”

Stayed at this hotel as part of the program I joined last February. I'd say the location is not convenient if your main goal is to explore Tokyo. It takes about 10 mins to walk to the nearest subway station, and a 35 min train ride to Shibuya. There is a food court nearby (probably a 5 min. walk). … Plus

Stayed at this hotel as part of the program I joined last February. I'd say the location is not convenient if your main goal is to explore Tokyo. It takes about 10 mins to walk to the nearest subway station, and a 35 min train ride to Shibuya. There is a food court nearby (probably a 5 min. walk). The hotel is well lit, and I coule definitely say that the food they prepare is of superb quality. There are only 2 elevators in the hotel, and both are quite tiny. My companions and I would sometimes just use the stairs ( we were on the 6th floor) as the elevators were always full. The rooms are a bit huge for double occupancy, but is small for 3 people. If you happen to have 3 people in the room then it can be a bit problematic as there will be no space for your luggage. The bathroom and toilet is separate which i found good. The bathroom is also small and tall people may find it difficult to use the bathroom. The third bed is a pull out couch so it is not that comfortable. I suffered a back ache from my stay there. The pillows were also hard (maybe because it's memory foam). However, you may call the reception to ask for a softer pillow. The TV had only japanese shows. There was free wifi but it was very slow so we just used our mobile data as it was much fastet. Please be aware that some staff may speak only a little bit of english so you may have to speak slowly. Other than that, they were nice and tried their best to help.

Moins