The very impressive breakfast buffet with very high quality and wide variety of healthy choices free of charge to foreign guests, the Japanese tea ceremony by a lovely kimono-clad Japanese woman (also free of charge!) scheduled during our stay that was a nice unexpected treat, the overall cleanliness, attention to details, refined and efficient service. The location is in a residential area ideal to those who want to avoid the tourist crowds in Tokyo yet only 5 minutes away on foot from 2 subway stations (Aoyama Itchome and Nogizaka), just a few stops from tourist hotspots Shibuya and Shinjuku. Very highly recommended!

1. The price. I’ve been monitoring Tokyo hotels for months before I booked this place and it turns out to be a very good deal. 2. Our room wasn’t exactly spacious but I think is definitely better than most other Tokyo hotels. At least we’re still able to put our luggages on the floor. 3. Free breakfast! We didn’t include breakfast in pur booking but apparently they gave free breakfast buffet to foreigners to celebrate ‘cultural exhange’. 4. Everything else were also great, e.g. affordable laundry service.

Distance to nearest Metro station is 9-10 mins walking, which I think is quite far. If the stations are just around the corner it would be perfect. Still 10 marks from me tho.

Staff were really helpful both before and during our stay. The standard rooms were very cramped so we were glad we’d got a larger twin. The bathrooms are very small but the shower worked well. Location was central enough and close to trains to get around but quiet enough to sleep well. We didn’t expect the complimentary breakfasts and they were great - set us up for the day. There’s a 7-11 nearby for snacks and drinks.

Our first room was on the top floor and under the air conditioning unit which vibrated and would’ve been too noisy to sleep but the staff kindly moved us straight away to the second floor and that was very quiet. The heated toilet seat in our room couldn’t be switched off and got a bit hot but everything else was great.

Great value for money Free breakfast that tasted very nice Definitely recommend, two stops away from Shibuya, one train away from Haneda airport.

The rooms are small but for two male adults (both 6ft+ tall) it wasn’t the worst situation There are no plugs in the room only one and non near the bed. Bring a usb plug, all our devices were usbc and there were only usb socket at the bed

The Hotel is really nice and has a superb breakfast (the taiyaki is delicious, I ate 4 a day)! The staff is very helpful and helped us order taxis for the airport. The hotel has regular events for the guests and the room is quite spacious for Tokyo. We stayed in a room for 4 people. The location is excellent and allowed us to return to the hotel for “pit stops” during the day in Tokyo. It is close to the subway and walking distance to Roppongi. One day I even walked all to way to Harajuku. The street is very safe even at night. Some days, I arrived at the hotel past midnight.

At night, there is few staff available, but that is understandable. Nevertheless, they have 24/7 staff.

Room was very nice (small but this is typical for Japan). Staff were friendly and let me leave my luggage before check in and after check out. Nice view from the room. Free breakfast until 9:45AM.

The location isn't ideal in my opinion. You are 10 minutes walk from the closest subway station (10 minutes will take you to 2 different stations depending which direction you walk). This makes traveling by subway fairly inconvenient from this location especially when raining. Great hotel overall, next time I would just choose to stay someone within a few blocks of any subway station. It's not walking distance to any of the main sites and probably not where you would go to eat or drink.

The hotel's location was very good. It was a 5-minute walk from the metro, and we could easily go to the places to visit without transfers. The breakfast was very varied and good. There was a washing machine on two floors. Washing and drying cost 600 yen in total. There was a currency exchange machine in the hotel, and the exchange rate was not bad. The room was cleaned every day.

The room was tiny, but that was what I had expected. We had two large suitcases; when we opened them to the corridor, there was only space for one person to pass.

The location was great. There are multiple subway stations nearby that can bring you anywhere in Tokyo. 20 minutes to Shibuya. 30-45 minutes to Northern Tokyo. The room was clean. Breakfast was really nice, a mix of western and Asian options were available. Lots of free amenities and free water bottles.

Only downside was the small room, but that's a Tokyo/Japan thing. You'll find this to be the case in a lot of hotels in Japan. If you have two checked-in luggage then it might be puzzling where to put your suitcase.

- Staff at reception speaks English, they are also very friendly and helpful. Cleaning staff also did a great job. Never saw dirt, dust or hair anywhere. - Location is very good. It's in a quite neighborhood, there is a 7-eleven nearby and it's 5-min walk away from the metro station. Most touristic places take about 10-20 min. with metro. - Room is small (typical in Japan) but has everything you need. - There is coin laundry. Both washing and drying work well. - You can get free water from the lobby. - Bed was comfortable as well.

There wasn't anything I didn't like. I had a very pleasant stay.

We had a great stay here. The staff were very attentive and provided us with free breakfast buffet passes each morning (for international guests). There was a great variety of amenities provided such as complementary water bottles, and toiletries. The breakfast was great with a wide variety of western and Japanese dishes. The room was quite small but we were still able to fit two large suitcases along the side of the bathroom wall. The location was accessible to the station and also a 10 ish minute walk to Akasaka main strip.