Was part of a travel group and this is our last stop and we stayed 2 nights here. The rooms are huge (by Japan city hotel standards) and breakfast was so orderly and restaurant space adequate for the guests. It is within walking distance to the nearest subway line (red?) and going to town is easy. I will come back to this hotel!!
We stayed 2 adults, 2 teens in a decent-sized room for 7 nights. The location was great - near two metro/train stops - and you could be anywhere within the city in under an hour. It was close to two different neighborhoods with lots of choice for food (albeit Japanese cuisine - sushi, ramen, soba, etc) and much of it surprisingly affordable. There is a Starbucks, if that is your thing, just outside the rear entrance to the hotel. Outside the elevators is also a bakery - a bit pricey but good for bread in the morning for a quick breakfast.
The room's air conditioner, which was criticized in other recent reviews, worked fine or has been fixed. It was necessary during our stay (±35C!) One nice feature of the room is that the curtains' rails have been designed so the 2 curtains overlap when closed (instead of, as most closed curtains do, leaving a few centimeters and allowing morning sun to creep in). Sure, it's a small thing, but it enabled the room to stay dark even in the early morning light. Good for recovering from a long flight.
The hotel lobby did have a currency exchange machine. I'm not sure how competitive the rate was (Euros to Yen), but it is nice to have the flexibility to get money when needed. Note that it was out of order for 1/2 of the week we were there. I suspect these things great down often as the same input slots must accept dirty bill denominations from many countries. There is also an ATM in the minimart (Lawsons) near the hotel elevators.
This was a nice hotel located in the business district and was minutes walk to Tokyo Dome. It was walking distance to 2 metro stations and there were 2 family marts and 1 7-eleven across the street from the hotel which we frequented. I thought it might be out of the way from all the attractions but I think this was more ideal since all the restaurants were for locals so the food was really good and affordable. Since they cater to the business community their food has to be good not like the one tourist trap restaurant in Shinjuku that swindled us for $230CDN and the food was really bad and small portions. This hotel is a safe bet with the location and good service. It was safe, clean and your get good service from this area. Highly recommend it.
Perfect choice for our family of 4 with 2 teenagers. Very large room with 2 double beds and 2 singles. Very clean and modern room with a dining table as well.
Room had separate rooms for toilet, shower, and sink so we could get through our morning routines quickly.
Room has safe and fridge, but no USB jacks.
Close to train station that can be used with JR pass and Tokyo Dome. We took advantage to go see a baseball game that was an excellent value. $10 standing room tickets to get the Japanese baseball experience and you can get $4 beers at the game!
Definitely our favorite hotel on the trip.
Nice hotel, great breakfast, good location with less than a 10 minute walk to Tokyo Dome. 5-10 minute walk to train. Rooms were decent size as well for Japan. Additional restaurants right across the street.
