All double-bed or single-bed rooms in Tokyo are going to be small especially for around 10,000 yen. That said, I really liked the room, because the bed was clean and comfortable, the bathroom had pretty new furnishings, and the room came with internet connection, both cable and Wi-Fi. Most hotels I've stayed, have the internet connection by cable, but this... More

This hotel seemed nice on the internet, but the rooms were tiny, the bed was a disaster and the standard of cleanliness was low. Such a disappointment after staying in so many beautifully clean hotels all over Japan. Unfortunately, we were unable to get out of our booking. A disappointing last hotel stay after a wonderful trip around Japan.

Stayed here April 27-30, 2 adults, right before golden week. Arrived at Narita airport and bought keisei skyliner tickets at the airport. Take it to Ueno station and from there you can take the metro Hibiya line to station H10. Very easy to find. Take exit one, walk up the stairs or take elevator and exit right. Great location!! Beside... More

I found a single room available in this hotel whilst other business hotels I was initially looking to book were all full. The room was small but was comfortable. The Japanese breakfast, included, was good although if you have to courage to get up very early it will be worth a short walk to Tsukiji market and enjoy some of... More

I paid $118 for a room in this hotel. The rooms are so small, that you can't fit anything in there, not even your lauggage. there isn't even a wardrobe or colset to store anything that you might have brought with you. the bed is very unconfortable. it was way too hot in the room and the AC didn't really... More

This hotel is located fairly close to a few subway stations for easy access throughout Tokyo. The cubicles, I mean rooms, are very small but extremely efficient. At least two of the rooms on the fourth floor had a gorgeous view of a wall, but if your on business who cares. The beds are soft, the rooms and bathrooms are... More

Generally we're shy of Tokyo and its big city prices. So we were happily surprised to find this small place at the last minute. Under $100 for the night, it was very close to the Tsukiji Fish Market, the Ginza shopping district and yet tucked away in a quiet pocket. The staff was pleasant and helpful. The rooms quiet, clean... More

I needed a hotel close to Haneda for an early morning flight and was pretty tired after just flying into Narita, so I didn't want a lot of hassle. APA hotels are ubiquitous around Japan and offer low cost quality (still it was around $350, the cheapest I could find in the area). All the airport hotels close to Haneda... More

The hotel is very clean and functional, athough the rooms are very, very small. I had a single room, and you get only about 50cm between the bed and the wall. Having said that it is very good value for Tokyo and a 5 minute stroll to Tsukiji Fish Market, but in a very quiet location. The hotel staff are... More