10 mins away from Tsukiji Fish market, it’s a contemporary hotel in a quiet neighborhood. It has western touch but the room size is smaller in comparison with US hotels which is in general same almost everywhere in Tokyo but the amenities are much more and my 65 usd dollar for a lovely stay was so worth it. That value would be a shabby run down of a mill hotel for sure when in US. They provided slippers and pajamas for sleeping and the ever impressive bidet. This hotel is environmentally conscious as well, you have to ask disposable amenities that you might need like razors, toothbrushes and what not. They even have linen spray to freshen up the wardrobe. I enjoyed my overnight stay here and as most hotels in Tokyo, it’s okay to store your luggage with them for certain hours for free

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Room was very clean and the air conditioning was working perfectly. View was nice ald location of the hotel was great!

The breakfast wasn’t that great but we managed to find some food to eat.

Decent sized room for Tokyo, all amentities provided as is usual. Tea and coffee available in the reception area. Friendly staff.

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Location was great, few minutes walk to a convenient store and also closest station provides quick access to major parts of Tokyo. There is also a convenient line to the NRT (Narita Airport). Lobby was full of people using luggage storage/forwarding. The key card security was pretty cool. You're only able to use the elevator with a room key card and you can only go to the 1st, 2nd, or your floor. No issues with the staff, room or amenities. The room is small and it is cramped when opening the luggages but it is expected in Japan.

Location, design of the room

No teabag or coffee in the room. It is available only in the grand floor.

Lovely little hotel, well-located (although at night it could be slightly sketchy to get to as a woman walking alone). Overall, well-priced and very clean.

Honestly, this is the only time I experienced slightly rude staff while in Japan. The receptionists generally had an annoyed demeanour, and when I asked to leave my bags in the hotel post-checkout, they did not tie all of them together to make sure they were grouped as-one; when I specifically asked for all of my bags to be tied together (to be sure that they did not get separated, lost, or stolen), I was given a supremely nasty look and continually whispered about until the task was accomplished. I did not ask rudely, and I do not think it was a ridiculous request. It certainly ended my trip on a slightly sour note, which is a shame, because I had an otherwise lovely time.

the only thing I like , its 12 minutes to the underground station

I recently stayed at this Hotel and while the rooms were okay, I had a few things I wasn't happy with. Staff: The people at the front desk weren't very friendly. Rooms: The rooms were small and it was hard to move around. Bathroom: The bathroom didn't have places to hang person & under ware or put soap and toiletries. Price: When I asked for a discount, the hotel wasn't willing to lower the price. These things are the usual amenities a guest expects when staying at such hotels. And therefore, I wouldn't recommend staying at this hotel.

We stayed here July 18-20 and then came back July 24-27. GoTaxis easily found the hotel. Check in was easy and staff was able to hold our luggage until check-in time. They did the same when we checked out and it was too early to go to the airport. Note if you do a late check out, the latest you can stay is 2pm and it's Y2000 per hour after check out time. After 2pm, it's full night charge. Amenities available via front desk. Walking distance to Tsukiji Fish Market. Family Mart, 7eleven, Lawsons, and Ginza shopping streets. Rooms are small as expected in Japan but beds were comfortable. Even had a dual pillow - one side was soft, other side was firm. Spacious shower/tub and nice smelling toiletries. Towels and free water bottles replaced everyday. And daily trash removal as well. If you do laundry on the 2nd floor, you can see the status on your hotel room tv, pretty cool.

1- easy to reach by subway : direct line (Keiku) from Haneda. Going out at Higashi Ginza (A11). Alwzys western in Japanese and English. To take the gâte 6 out and there after 3/4 minutes walking to reach the hôtel. 2- Breakfast : Both Japanese and English/Continental. Large choice. Being a humansize hôtel no waiting time. 3-2/3 minutes walks to reach the old Fish market and 3/4 minutes to be on Ginza. 4- Several subway station around in a fer minutes means yu can easily visit all Tokyo area.

The three beds room was a Little bit narrow

Airport taxi and GoTaxis easily found the hotel. Check in was easy. Amenities available via front desk. Walking distance to Tsukiji Fish Market. Family Mart, 7eleven, Lawsons, and Ginza shopping streets. Rooms are small as expected in Japan but beds were comfortable. Even had a dual pillow - one side was soft, other side was firm. Spacious shower/tub and nice smelling toiletries. Towels and free water bottles replaced everyday. And daily trash removal as well. If you do laundry on the 2nd floor, you can see the status on your hotel room tv, pretty cool. Responsive staff via the booking.com messaging. And after we checked out, I thought I left my necklace in the room and they were quick to check on this for me :)