The location is good when it's a public holiday. Actually it's situated in the business area. So, you can imagine how crowded and busy the location is if it's a working day. The hotel is more like for business or people who come there for conferences or business meetings. So, a nice set of resources like slippers and towels are provided. The toilet and shower room are separate. You can actually enjoy a mini onsen in the shower room as there is an area for showering and a tub for onsen. The room has good sound proof which you can enjoy a quiet night sleep. One good thing about this hotel is that they have eight types of pillows for you to choose from as they are selling pillows. There is also a list of resources you can choose at the lobby like masks, mouth washers, perfume etc. I think it's nice service.

The room was small but well laid-out, with an adequate desk for working and a comfortable bed. No view out the window (facing a blank wall next door) but at least letting in plenty of light. The hotel is within walking distance of Hamamatsucho Station, which is both the Tokyo terminus of the monorail from Haneda Airport anda station on the Yamanote Line that circumnavigates central Tokyo, so quite convenient.

The breakfast room was a bit crowded for the first half-hour after opening each morning, so learned to go later. The breakfast is more Japanese style than some business hotels, but IMHO that's a plus.

Staffs are helpful. Generous in amenities/toiletries. Proximity to train stations ( 2 stations nearby), a lot if of restaurants, and close to some attractions such as the Tokyo Tower, we enjoyed our late night walk after having a bowl of ramen.

Wish there were more breakfast food selections but what was served was still good. We enjoyed it.

This is very well situated for the monorail to Haneda. Also, within 15 minutes walk you have Zojoji temple, Tokyo Tower, Hamarikyu Gardens and Kyu Shiba Rikyu Gardens. The Yamanote line will also get you to most of the main tourist attractions. The room itself is very small; however we found it to be so well designed that we didn't mind the size. It was very clean and had a fresh, modern appearance. The staff on reception were very friendly. As there were three of us, we had to book two rooms, but it was such good value that the total was the same as a family room we had elsewhere in the city.

Small room, but this is quite normal for Japan.

Very nice super comfy and full equipped hotel in the middle of one of the financial districts of Tokyo (Minato – Hamamatsucho), with a lot of stores and restaurants, very well connected to Yamanato train line and the Haneda’s airport, so I really recommended for both business trips but also for tourists due to its comfort and connectivity. Besides, the room service was also amazing and very personalized. I strongly recommend this hotel.

Location was great for public transport with a JR station and subway line nearby, breakfast had lots of vegetarian-friendly options, the bath tub was nice and deep, and the staff were warm and friendly. Of all the hotels I've stayed at, this had the best selection of amenities. I was very comfortable and impressed.

Clean and comfortable rooms. and a really good location for trains and subway. If you're coming from the train station there is a rear entrance which is much nicer than walking along the main road. Lots of good restaurants nearby, an easy walk to Tokyo tower.

The breakfast was quite nice, but the coffee here (and in every hotel we stayed in) could improve.

Friendly staff, good food, room was confortable, location wqs good, near to most attractions. The best part was the bathroom, that sirprised me the most and also the business table, it’s a really good table for work

the window had no view (facing a wall) and some parts of the room were dusty ( not common area but places like the top of the TV). The ethernet connectivity was abit unstable, the wifi had better convectively

This is very much what you'd expect from a Tokyo short-stay hotel - clean, functional, easy check in, great staff. But the location is 100% the selling point - only a few minutes' walk from Hamamatsucho (for the Haneda airport monorail) and the same distance to Daimon metro station which has excellent links for Ginza, Shibuya, Asakusa, etc. Also loved the availability of luggage storage for after checkout.

Bit of a shame the hotel didn't have stock of Metro passes when I stayed, something I was hoping to pick up. But then I should have messaged in advance.

I felt comfortable staying at this hotel. The rooms are well equipped, seem new and clean. The hotel staff is also kind and helpful. Overall I’m satisfied with this hotel and recommend it everyone.

The bathtub is a little bit small (can’t stretch your legs), especially for those who like taking bath for long. However, there’s a huge selection of bath salts near the front desk, so you can try different ones every day. The window faces to the next building, so there no natural light even during daytime. I spent there only two nights, so I didn’t really mind, but I wouldn’t chose this hotel if I need to be in Tokyo for a week or so.