- I was surprised with the size of the room and expected a cramped room for a family of 3, but the room was surprisingly spacious and had room for our luggages - Very generous with toiletries and also had free soup at the lobby in the 2nd floor - The location is accessible to train stations - Staff at the reception are very accommodating and helpful

- The bed could have been softer. - The main light at the center of the room is too bright. - The trash bin in the bathroom is very small

The restaurant in the lobby level offered fantastic food with god value for money, saved our life upon lunch time arrival as check in would happen a bit later. Proximity to different metro stations and particularly one with entrance just 50m away made it fairly convenient to hop in the network. Window with view of Tokyo Tower was a nice aspect to have. Quiet rooms were clean, bed and linen comfortable for a nice sleep.

Limited English by the staff which were not quite a surprise required some effort to make yourself understood but was not a true main issue. Lighting in our room with blinds not fully blocking could be improved. Typical japanese small'ish rooms so be ready to optimise and juggle your movements within the limited space in the room.

Fairly convenient location, located right in front of a smaller train station (Shibakoen Station). Close enough to many different combinis which makes getting snacks super easy. The room is equipped with everything you need. Checking in and out was a straight forward process and room service comes around every day, unless requested otherwise.

View wasn't that amazing from the room we had, directly facing into an office-type building. Elevators were also quite slow, and it was mandatory for it to stop at the second floor every single ride, which made it even slower.

The location was good because of travel connections we needed to other parts of the city. It's just opposite from a bigger, more luxurious hotel, the Celestine where my friends were staying. A short walk to Mita station, and a short walk to some parks and a temple. The place was immaculately clean. Room was small (as usual for Tokyo), smaller than the Celestine, but had everything necessary, and even a desk space for work. Bed was comfortable, and the place was quiet. At the time of writing there is building work going on in the next block so the window looks onto cranes, but I was never bothered by the noise or anything. Staff were helpful.

There was a Szechuan place for lunch and dinner on the second floor which looked OK, I didn't try. But no breakfast option (this didn't matter to me). The hotel is more for solo business stays than for pleasure.

If you want a quiet area, here is the place. Hotel located around business/office area (I think), so less busy here. Not much cars or crowded where you can enjoy walking around this area. If you're travelling anywhere in Tokyo, just make sure you end up in Mita Line and stop at Shibakoen Station and take the A1 exit to head to hotel. We made a mistake by stopping at Akabanebashi Station (Oedo Line) as we thought the distance is not too bad, but nope especially with luggages. Family Mart and Lawson (need to walk further up from Family Mart) are nearby, so it's easier to find a late-night snacks.

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This hotel is pretty close to a metro station as well as within 15 minutes of a train station. The staff were very helpful and kind, helped me with my problems when I needed. The rooms are big enough for one person and its clean with a good view of the Tokyo tower (especially beautiful at night). Amenities were self supplied, meaning If you needed a razor, a hairbrush or Just another cup of coffee, you could take them in front of the front desk. I had a good experience here and can recommend this hotel.

Location was within walking distance to multiple train stations, convenient stores, and the reception staff were very friendly and approachable. I cannot speak Japanese that well so I greatly appreciated their level of English proficiency. While we did not need any cleaning of the room during our stay, the staff were kind to leave fresh towels for us daily.

No major concerns. The only minor issue is that the entry to the hotel is on the first floor while the lobby is on the second floor. It seems that the elevators are programmed to stop on the lobby level (second floor) regardless of any passengers entering/exiting the elevator on that floor. The visit was overall still a very positive one and will be happy to return.

The room on the Rose Floor was very comfortable. The amenities in the lobby were great and the coin laundry was clean and available whenever I needed to do laundry. The location is ideal for those who want to stay away from the busier cities but want to access the train and subway lines for sight seeing.

The room safe was too small and I couldn't get it to work. There is no way for an ipad or a reader to fit in it. The fridge was on the smaller size and could have been a bit larger. Overall very minor things and the stay was excellent.

Room was very nice, great bathroom, easy access to two subway stations (including Mita on the asakusa line). Daily cleaning, very close to Tokyo tower. Overall very nice experience :)

There is a coin laundry, but no detergent available so you need to remember to bring your own. My window was facing a construction site, which I don't mind but if you're big on views maybe check with them on that beforehand. Still, even though I was directly facing construction I never got any loud noises, so don't worry about that part

Efficient and staff very helpful. When informed we were 2 adults plus 1 child all rooms set accordingly. We took rose room which was top floor . Simple and enough for a small family. Across 10 mins is public bath , doutor coffee and 24 hours pizza restaurant abou 10 mins walk.

Facilities would be express standard . But very decent stay had coffee and range of teas - all at common lobby which was very eco friendly I thought. So some walking to get your daily coffee fix in advance but all good .