We had a river view room, and the view was phenomenal. The room size is much more generous than the typical hotel in Tokyo. The staff member who assisted us to book a taxi to the airport was also extremely kind and helpful. Having two convenience stores in the adjacent building was also very helpful.

A few minor inconveniences are that the rooms are a little dated and did not have usb charging points, which have been in every other accommodation we've been in. There was also no self operated communal laundry facility, only a pay per item service. The corridors were a little warm given they opened to an atrium with a skylight - the heatwave didn't help.

We stayed on 38th floor, our own sky tower. It was a nice location, 8 min easy walk to 2 different metro stops, with a muve little oark and a very tasty bakery on the way. 7/11 on the ground floor, opened until 11 pm and another one on the way to the metro opened till even later. The room was spacious enough, the beds are really spacious, nice matresses, pillows kindda hard. Bathroom not too big, but that’s Japanese style. Gorgeous view, took some amazing pictures. Very safe neighbourhood, we even returned past midnight several times with no issues. Very nice and attentive staff.

The hotel is located in the Tsukiji area, and the Tsukiji Market is within walking distance. However, it’s a bit far from the nearest subway stations—Tsukiji Station, for example, is about a 10–15 minute walk, depending on your pace. So if convenience is a top priority for you, this might not be the best choice. But for people like me who enjoy walking and exploring neighborhoods, I highly recommend it. What I also appreciated about this hotel was the room size—it was definitely larger compared to other hotels in the same price range in the area. There was even a short corridor separating the bedroom/lounge area with an additional door, which I found to be a nice touch. On top of that, I felt the price per night (February 2025) was a bargain. Keep in mind that this isn’t one of the newer or more stylish hotels, but the room had a great Tokyo view, a Panasonic air purifier, and everything else you might need.

Great view from the room, located at a quite portion of the busy Tokyo city. You can also enjoy the view from the restaurant (though you need to arrive early to get windowed seat)

I didn't drive and the closest subway station is 7-10 mins walk away, that's the only issue

Great location, amazing city & river view, helpful kind staff, easy and quick check in, large rooms, powerful shower and large bath to soak in. Numerous combinis and amenities located close by too.

Probably an old smoking room before - stank of old stale cigarettes, made you hair and clothes smell. Had to wash everything thoroughly when we got home. Bath drain in the bathroom also had quite a nasty smell of sewage emanating from it too - overall wasn't enough to spoil the visit at all though.

Room size for Tokyo is large and overall comfort and cleanliness of hotel is good. Hotel is part of an office complex which includes convenience stores, food options, chemist, taxi stand and bank that has automatic teller for international cash withdrawal (near the 7-Eleven). Hotel is short walk to Tsukiji outer market and around 40 minute walk to new fish market area. Rooms have excellent views of Tokyo city, on a clear day can see Mt Fuji (if room facing that way).

It is an older hotel that has not been renovated recently, for example still has a physical key. However, I guess this is keeping the cost down and everything is working, clean and comfortable.

The rooms „11“ (mine was 3611) have an additional smaler corner-window and provide probaply one of the best views over Tokio you can get for your money incl. Mt. Fuji at the horizon. Hotel rooms are between 32nd and 38th floor - fantastic! Good noise insulation and quiet neighborhood. Supermarkets and small restaurants nearby. Helpful staff, excellent housekeeping. Furniture is outdated but well kept and worth the price. Go there, you won‘t regret!

Everything fine!

The view was great. The bed was very comfortable. The staff was very nice and friendly. It's very close to the Outdoor Tsukiji market. Nice area to just walk around. The whole place seems to have stopped in time but you don't lack anything. It's a bit nostalgic which was great. The breakfast was good also and the view from the breakfast area is also quite something.

Some notes to be aware of... All faucets were dripping. It was fine as long as the door to the bathroom was closed. The room needed a bit of a "fresh-up". It felt like all the original fittings and wallpapers are still present. Not an issue though, just be aware that the room may look a bit "tired".

The staff were extremely friendly, welcoming, helpful, and caring to their guests! They looked after one of our forgotten items after we checked out and kindly kept it for a week until we could collect it. Upon collection, they returned it to us in one of their own pieces of packaging. The room was very spacious and had good facilities. The view was breathtaking and outstanding, offering sights of the Tokyo Tower, Azabudai Hills' Mori JP Tower, and Mount Fuji on a clear day.

Some of the facilities were a bit hard to use at first, such as the shower and the fridge, but the staff were very helpful and fixed these problems. The room also had a smoke-like smell, despite being a non-smoking room. But after a while of being in the room, you can't pick it out, and you get used to it.

The hotel was very elegant, big rooms, quiet and well located in an upscale district and close to the Tsukiji subway station.

BREAKFAST WAS HIDEOUS !!! Vert very bad, cold, no choice besides so called European and Japanese or any choice whatsoever. Unacceptable for such a good hotel. Everything was coming on a tray, ready made, cold, tasted like plastic 🤮 The eggs were pre-made somewhere and rather cold 😬🥴