Located right next to an underground station where three lines pass by, this hotel is simple but good and clean. There are a few (but not many) restaurants very close by, too. There is one breakfast place across the road (10 second walk), and there is a Starbucks a little further down (1 min).

The bathroom was small but very good, although the toilet made for a somewhat cramped experience: a very tall person (2m) would not be able to use it at all. The pillows were slightly too bulky; neither of those provided was really comfortable. The carpet was rather tatami mat-like rough.

Polite and helpful staff, calm and great location, super close to the Ginza line – which means you can quickly get anywhere from the hotel. Silent rooms with all necessary toiletries. It's small, but not too small for Japan standards – we could open our luggage easily. You can leave your luggage there for the day after checking out. We didn't use it, but they also have luggage transportation services with Yamato. :)

Under the bed was very dirty, with some yellow-ish feet slippers, old papers/receipts, dust. The rest of the room seemed clean.

It is a very very good value for money. The price we paid was about half of what we would get for the same size in Tokyo. Location is absolutely amazing, about 15-30 min away from anything in Tokyo and close to many Izakayas. Metro in literally in front. I highly recommend it if your budget isn’t 300eur a night cause less than this that’s pretty much the type of room you can get.

The room is very small and you can’t open the window. The bathroom is even smaller but I guess this is standard in Tokyo so just bear that in mind

The location was right on the Ginza line and 10 mins to Shibuya station. Also a 10 min walk to the Harry Potter Cafe. We stayed at few budget hotels and APAs, this hotel had the biggest rooms and the fridge was already on. The staff were very friendly and helpful. It also had a cafe style seating area at the main entry which was nice to sit at and have a meal or a few drinks at from one of the many convenience stores located around the hotel. Would definitely stay here again.

The hotel was easy to get to with a subway station nearby. Found the staff to be very friendly and have decent English skills to help us. They were able to store our bags for us on our last day. It was nice to have some common space to sit down and enjoy time with friends.

Rooms were small, same with the washroom but this is typical for Tokyo. There was nearby construction going on that was making noise during the day, so one of my colleagues who was feeling unwell couldn't sleep that great but that isn't a problem unique to the hotel.

Staff didn't speak much English, but with translation apps they made all the effort to accommodate my questions and requests. Between my broken Japanese and their broken English, their attitude was great so we worked it out. Room was small, but spacious enough to move around, fully open suitcase on the floor, get ready and outfit check. Bathtub was amazing! Deep and filled up very fast, great water pressure. I liked how the wall indent/shelf area by the bed had a boat load of plug options. So I was able to charge everything during the night, while keeping my phone close by. A/C easy to control Elevator was fast and convenient. Location was close enough to stations, but still had to walk a bit more. The hotel is on a busy street so loads of taxis going by. Surrounded by variety stores so eventhough there was no breakfast at the hotel it was easy to get food early in the morning. Doutor is right across from the hotel. They have lots of well priced breakfast options and great coffee.

The window doesn't open. If it's something you deem necessary this hotel can't provide. There are many hotels in Japan that don't open the window so check before booking. Wasn't a fan of the pillows. They were too small and not sure what was in them, felt like beads or something, but it would scrunch up fast. Beds are on the harder side. Definitely straightened my back 😂

The location of this hotel could not have been better. We flew to Narita airport which we thought would have been a pain but we booked the Skyliner train on Klook to Ueno station and from there we used the Ginza line which literally takes you directly outside the hotel. Such a great hotel with easy access using the Ginza line to Shibuya, Shinjuku and most places. Hotel looks very fancy when we first arrived and it's great it's not too big like the bigger chains such as APA. Rooms were as to be expected, small like most hotels in Japan but were surprisingly bigger than the APA hotels we also stayed in. Definitely book this hotel if you're coming to Japan and staying in Tokyo as it's a great location with convenience store very close just in station and local food nearby.

The hotel is in a very convenient location, train station is right in front and convenience stores are around the corner. Hotel was clean and the staff was super friendly. My room had very tinny window in my room though and it is a very basic hotel, no bells and whistles. However, I was there to explore Tokyo and not spend time in the hotel so it was perfect.

The hallways were very tiny, so it was hard to manouver between room and elevator with luggage.

The location is very well situated, with access to all areas of Tokyo. Arriving by train from Narita, the staff provided very clear instructions, and it was extremely easy to arrive there. It is quiet, in a less touristy location, which made for solid sleep. Many food options within walking distance. Staff were very kind and accommodating. It was the perfect place for me to be comfortable during my stay. Highly recommend.

The smallish space, but this is to be expected in a city like Tokyo.

Fantastic location for exploring Tokyo! This place is right next to the metro and Ginza line, making it incredibly easy to get around the city. We could reach key areas like Shibuya, Shinjuku, and Asakusa with ease, and the proximity to the metro saved us so much time.

The room was a bit on the small side, but we knew that before booking, so no complaints at all—it’s typical for Tokyo and worked good for us.