Lovely Japanese breakfast, I looked forward to it every morning. Loved the onsen facilities, clean and functional. Grateful for the laundry facilities - there are 12 machines, 4 of which are in the ladies onsen. The free ice cream and ramen and probiotic drink was a super nice touch. Vending machines and microwaves and ice machines are available. Clean rooms with separate toilet and shower facilities. Kasuga Station is just right outside the hotel, 3 steps away - accessible by the lift at exit A7 from inside Kasuga Station. It is also connected to the Korakuen Station. Lawson right outside the hotel, 7-11 around the corner, McDonald's on the same row, a supermarket Maruetsu across the road. So convenient. I'm a Dormy Inn convert.

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Stayed for four nights. I was the only Western foreigner as far as I know. I enjoyed observing the other guests and their customs. The hotel is located in a lovely, quiet neighborhood, and it's a nice easy walk to Tokyo University, Honge campus. Lots of local restaurants around. Breakfast is great, with a variety of both Japanese and Western cuisine. I found the Western section especially pleasing since, after 2 weeks of travel, I missed the food I am used to, and I was happy to find simple things such as salad, yogurt, omelets, and bread every morning. They even have cakes for dessert(!!). But don't worry - if you're into Japanese cuisine, there is plenty of that as well. There is also fresh carrot juice and lots of green tea. Onsen is the best I've seen in Tokyo. Before this hotel, I stayed in two other ones - a five-star hotel and a four-star hotel. So it was surprising that the best onsen is in this hotel. There is free ice cream during onsen hours and free Ramen before bedtime. It's a really nice touch. There is also a comic room (which is a room full of comic books). And - I counted 12 washing machines. Four of them are in the ladies' onsen, so you can do your laundry while bathing. There were always plenty of vacant washing machines and driers. At night and breakfast time, everyone goes around in the hotel pajamas. It's funny. Like a pajama party. The room was of good size, comfortable bed. It took me a day to realize I needed to close the sliding door so that the automatic light in the hall would not get lit every time I moved. Will defiantly stay here next time I visit Tokyo University.

In a very un-Japanese way, a used tissue paper was under my bed when I arrived. It was there for 2 days before the cleaning service finally took it. One morning, a human hair (long and black) was in the tomato bowl at breakfast. The AC is quite noisy (but can be turned off). All of the AC buttons and all of the toilet seat buttons were in Japanese with no English translation. It meant I could only turn on/off but couldn't do anything else (I could adjust the room temperature, but that's it). Still, these are minor inconveniences.

Our room was decently-sized for Tokyo standards and the bed was very comfortable. We did have to ask for extra pillows as the two we got were pretty small and flat. It took us a minute to figure out the air conditioning, but once we did the room was nice and cool. The hotel offers a lot of nice touches, such as a delicious buffet breakfast, free noodles after 9:30pm, and free ice cream bars for after you use the spa. The comic book room also has a really nice massage chair. Washers and dryers in the hotel itself were very convenient, but you have to run the dryer about an hour and a half to really dry a full load. The hotel is literally right in front of a subway station which made travel super convenient. There's also a Lawson's (convenience store) downstairs for snacks, etc., and excellent food options within walking distance. The staff was also very friendly.

The pillows weren't super comfortable, but we were able to request a few more and that helped.

They are the most thoughtful hotel I have been to. They had free Ramen at night, free ice cream in the evening, free Yakult in the mornings. They had many washing machines so there was no wait at all to wash clothes and it didn’t require any money (except to dry clothes). I recommend you dry clothes for 1h instead of 30min. The room was also exceptionally big for Tokyo and comfortable. It even included an onsen which had soothing music! Hotel service staff is also polite and helpful. Cafe Veloce opposite the hotel is also excellent and cheap. There is even a convenience store and bookstore under the hotel. There is also a supermarket across the road. I will always come back to this hotel!

The floor was a little dirty, but it’s nothing compared to all the pluses of the hotel.

Perfectly good hotel located close to the Tokyo Dome with a train station right outside the door. Appreciated by Japanese tourists and thus very few Europeans, which we liked and added to the authenticity. The public bath was beautiful, clean and a nice way to finish the evening after a long day. Generous Japanese breakfast and noodles in the evening. Not fancy, but clean and practical. Good value for our money. The pajamas offered by the hotel was a fun addition.

The full Japanese breakfast was not entirely appreciated by our children but decent other options were available. Shower in the room was very small, but with the public bath we realized we didn’t need the shower in the room.

I came back here to stay after a week in other prefectures. I really appreciated that the hotel was able to hold some of my baggage while I was away so that I wouldn't have to bring everything along. As always I appreciate all the complementary things like laundry and dessert in the fridge. The single room type is pretty big too. I had a lot of baggage but there was more than enough space to lay everything out.

Wi-fi was awfully slow to the point of disconnecting entirely sometimes. I had to use my own 4G data even while in the hotel. I didn't like the layout of the single rooms as much as the double rooms. I needed the desk to be beside the sink since the sink area is too tiny to put everything I needed. The hallway auto-light was too far from the full-length mirror next to the door so that mirror was not very useful because it was too dark. Also, my room on the 3rd floor looked out to a maintenance rooftop. Call me paranoid but I did not dare to open my curtains due to the fact that someone could be just outside the window.

The staff where lovely as always, love the freebies included like the late night ramen, the yakult in the morning and the ice cream after your onsen! The onsen itself was top notch!

The noise was a bit too loud for me, especially if your a lighter sleeper, though putting the air conditioning unit on helped it felt wasteful. There was dust in the room and around the hotel in the Corners and if you moved furniture (we had too for out luggage)

Good location, there’s a subway exit with elevator just outside the hotel, and a convenience store at first floor. The room is big and comfortable, the bathroom is wide. It has a public spa with free drinks and snacks, after 22:00 free soba noodles are also provided.

I was in a concert in Tokyo Dome so I asked the staff beforehand if it was ok to let my mother check in instead of me, the lady at front desk agreed, but when my mother came to check in at 3pm, they declined to do so, and I wasn’t able to leave since I had already entered into Tokyo Dome. There was obviously no work handover between employees, also the clerks didn’t even understand English. Fortunately it was all solved in the end.

The amenities and location! The public bath was so nice and at par with other public baths I’ve been to that charge upwards of 500 yen (although of course this one is smaller). It had 2 baths, a sauna and complete toiletries, it was extremely clean and comfortable! There’s free Yakult-type drink in the morning, free ice cream in the evening, free massage chair, and free ramen (that unfortunately we didnt get to try because we always came back so late. Next time!). There is a manga room and while everything was in Japanese so we couldn’t really read them, it was also fun to just relax on the reclining chairs and look at the pictures. Washer was free and dryer was 100 yen for 30mins. There was daily refresh of towels (unless you ask them not to), bottled water, green tea. The location was also very convenient- right in front of the A7 exit of Kasuga station which has an elevator. From this station you can get in the Mita line or walk a bit to go to the Oedo line, which means you’re basically connected to anywhere. Front desk area had multiple ATMs, an automated money changer and a coffee machine. There were microwaves too. There’s also a big Lawson downstairs which covers you on anything else you might need. It’s also walking distance to Tokyo Dome so even on the day of our flight, we had time to go on the ferris wheel and the haunted house at Tokyo Dome City. We really couldn’t ask for more.

The room we booked was very small. It was ok for us because we’re small people and we only stayed a week, but bigger people might find it hard to navigate the room… the open space is literally the size of one open luggage. They do have bigger rooms at a higher price point so that’s an option for peope who need a bigger space.

Check in was easy. Staff were very helpful and professional, they provided extra pillows The room was clean and although we didn't pay for a daily clean, the hotel provided clean towels daily, which was great. The onsen was great, I just wish the dry sauna was in the female onsen, although I still really did enjoy the wet onsen. They also had free laundry machines and driers (you have to pay 100yen for the driers). They also had free ramen after 9.30PM. Also free ice cream and yogurt drinks after onsen. Would defs go to this hotel again.

Nothing, it was great.