I love how close it is to most parts in Tokyo. If you can move past the smell of the room and how dusty the air feels like, it’s pretty clean and worth the money.

Just the smell and air dust. Even the air filter and air freshener don’t work to take out the smell.

Clean and comfortable. Great bed. Good sized fridge. Deep bath & powerful shower. The bath salts were a wonderful touch!

On my last day the door was opened by staff & another person (I assume due to some mistake) while I was inside - no knocking so took me by surprise. No explanation. They quickly left but it felt unsettling as a single female traveller.

This was the second stay at the hotel. The booking was in advance so the price was great. The location is superb, near Tamachi and Mita stations (the latter has direct connections to both Narita and Haneda airports), there's a couple of Lawson and 7/11 convenience stores nearby, a grocery shop next door, and lots of restaurants. The room I stayed was in the annex, it was a bit compact compared to the previous stay, but still enough space to keep suitcase open. The bathtub in the bathroom is big enough to be actually be used as a bathtub. The window can be opened for ventilation. Wi-fi worked well. There's a plastic card that can be left to keep electricity running in the room without the room card. I also like how there's separate burnable/recyclable garbage bins in the hotel. On the first floor there are two washing-drying machines, at least one can be paid with Suica cards. Adjacent are a couple of microwaves, and vending machines. Breakfast is at an adjacent restaurant, from 6-30 to 9-30 but one can stay after 9-30 even after the buffet closes. The staff was very accommodating, and helped with both holding the luggage for about a week for me, and accepting another piece of luggage via luggage delivery.

The only negatives could be the limited variety at the buffet, and that there are only two washing-drying machines meaning that they can be crowded.

The location is fine. There are two subway stations a few minutes walk from the hotel. There are also a few convenience stores close to the hotel with affordable prices. The area isn't the city centre, but still, it is easily approachable and I felt safe there. The staff is helpful. The room is small, but it has all you need: a kettle, a refrigerator, and an AC that you can manually adjust. It was very silent in the room. The bathroom was provided with shampoo, bodywash, handsoap and regenerator. The bed is comfortable, and the sheets and towels are perfectly clean. There are complementary toothbrushes, hairbrushes, coffee, tea, and pyjamas in the lobby.

The inside of the toilet should be cleaner. It's a pity this ruins the image of the overall cleanliness of the room a bit. Another thing, I couldn't open the window because the smells of food, probably from the restaurant below, would enter the room.

Stayed in the hotel for about a week, and it was one of the best stays in Tokyo. In my case the booking was in advance so the price was superb. The location is also superb, it's near Tamachi and Mita stations (the latter has direct connections to Narita and Haneda airports), with a couple of Lawsons and 7/11 nearby, and another grocery shop just next door, plenty of restaurants as well. The room of mine was in the annex, it was spacious enough to keep the suitcase opened, and the bathtub is big enough to be actually used as a bathtub. The window can be opened for ventilation. Wi-fi worked well in the room. There's a plastic card that can be left to keep electricity running in the room without the room card or having to find an own card. I like how there's separate burnable/recyclable garbage bins in the hotel. On the first floor there are two washing-drying machines, and at least one can be paid with Suica cards, there are also a couple of microwaves and vending machines. Breakfast is at an adjacent restaurant, from 6-30 to 9-30 but one can stay after 9-30 for a bit, just that the buffet closes. The staff was very accommodating, and helped with both holding the luggage for about a week for me, and accepting another piece of luggage via luggage delivery.

The only negative thing I can think of is that two washing-drying machines can get crowded, and that the breakfast lacks variety, it's a fairly small buffet. I also haven't noticed miso soup packets in the first couple of days, this was a bit disappointing.

The Property is quite close to Tamachi Station -East Exit (JR Yamonte Line) and well connected from NRT Airport - Kensei Sky liner - Nippori - Tamachi - 1 hour which is quite well connected The place is very near the station - walk by 4-5 min u reach the hotel the area is quite good The rooms are small as per Japan standard but very clean and good buffet options Lots of Lawson around so no issues plus a lot of restaurants around as it an office area so lots of offire going people and local crowd to see if u like this croud Behind is the hotel (back lane) there is a good indian restaurant so no worries for veg lovers as we ate our food there The owner of the India restaurant is quite good and very welcoming so I would recommend to visit his hotel Overall very well experience We could travel across Tokyo main attractions as it was in the center of all locations and JR green line so worth it Very clean hotel and must stay

Just small rooms However ok

We had a tiny but very clean room. The bed was comfy. There’s a coin laundry on the ground floor, a nice alternative to expensive laundry service. Loved the location - JR Tamachi station is just in 7 mins walk, conbinis and a pharmacy nearby. The neighbourhood is nice and quiet. Also the hotel staff was extremely helpful and friendly. They received our JR passes prior to our check-in, and later on getting our Amazon parcel shipped there was not a problem either.

Our room was 11 m2 which I didn’t realise was bot enough for two people. The room was so narrow I couldn’t even open my suitcase fully. But that was a minor inconvenience as we were out and about all day long anyway. Also, couple of times room service gave us stained towels and the pajamas weren’t so white.

The amenities were amazing, the cleaning service was also great, very attentive and friendly staff that always made you feel welcome, and the location was perfect, the room was extremely clean, the WiFi was outstanding and the water pressure was better than my own in my own home so I e a massive win

Well, the room was extremely small, and that isn’t something I’d say I don’t like, it’s just something to be mindful of.. it says it sleeps 3 when in reality it was pretty crowded with just me and my partner inside, also for me the bed was extremely uncomfortable and that goes for the pillow also,, that is the only reason I couldn’t put exceptional, otherwise I would have.. the biggest question is would I stay there again.. the answer is absolutely yes.. (albeit I’ll bring my own pillow) lol

location and facilities at hotel were excellent, staff were super helpful and they provided everything you could need in the foyer (from hairbrushes, toothbrushes, soap, tea, coffee etc) 5 min walk to station which seemed to be central as could get everywhere from there. Was opposite a canal which was nice and peaceful away from the hustle and bustle. Tons of restaurants on your doorstop.

Rooms were small but to be expected in Tokyo (even with an upgrade to a bigger room) only downside was pillows were awful and maid service insisted on cleaning every 3 days (normally not a problem but after a 13 hour flight with jet lag didn't really want this at start) but that is me being picky, overall very happy with hotel and everything that came with it

5 minute walk from train station with a mall full of English friendly stores. Also a convenience store just outside the building with two more around the block. The hotel was cheap and had a coin laundry on site. There were also no touts anywhere around the location as it was located near a elementary school so the security of the location going home at night was great as even children were walking 10 pm at night without a worry even though the hotel was in an alleyway.

I thought the rooms were really big compared to the average 3 star hotel in tokyo and you can store luggage under the bed making more room even for a single room. But I thought the beds were rock hard and the chair provided had a back that was so small you could fall over backward if you leaned back too hard. The thermostat only went down to 20 c instead of 18 c like other hotels.