Location to train station, size of room and amenities (including laundry and fridge inside your room).

Smell and sound. One night I was awoken by a strong cigarette smell. Nobody in our room smokes. The next day it was still there, but less strong. Finally was gone by the 3rd or 4th day. Another early morning (approx. 5am) we were awoken by our neighbor's alarm. They must have kept pressing snooze, because it went off about 5 times every 10 min. It was loud enough in our room to wake several of us up. ...not helpful when you are trying to recover from jetlag.

Location (right next to Yoga Station: Tokyu Lines are amazingly convenient! plus pretty much everything you need in the neighbourhood) Facilities ("home away from home" with kitchenette & ensuite W/D, free coffee/amenities, perfectly good-sized bathroom) Staff (friendly yet professional, both front desk and housekeeping crew go above and beyond everyday!)

Pillows? (I guess I could bring my own next time! hehe) I wish there could have been instruction manuals for appliances in the room (air purifier/humidifier, air conditioner, etc)

From the hotel's location to its whole presentation as an accommodation. Love it all! Will definitely return to experience the triple room.

The housekeeping schedule is a bit unorthodox for me, and on certain days, they leave the rooms unmade. Might be a standard for Japanese business, so don't let this aspect discourage you from staying here and enjoying the place.

I liked the kitchenette. I do like to save money on meals, so having a kitchen is very important for me. I also loved having a washer and dryer in my room. It allows me to take less clothes to have more space in my luggage. I also appreciate the proximity to the bus and train station. Very accessible. There are two supermarkets nearby which is a must.

It was pretty dusty. I think next time I'll bring a swifter.

I loved the location. My son has lived and worked for iBM in Tokyo for 8 years so it's a great location for me to easily get public transport to visit him, and to be a tourist.

The carpet was marked. Last time I stayed at Tokyo stay in Yoga I was given a much nicer room on the 11th floor. I will not book through booking.com next time my son will drop in and book for me. My name was Francine Berkery back then, it has since changed to Turner.

Room is clean, bed is comfortable, pretty spacious for Japan. I had my own washer machine which was great. The hotel is literally across the metro station and around the area theres many options of supermarkets, convenience stores and restaurants. Bonus! They had complimentary coffee ALL day!

The Kitchen pan and tools could be better, not exactly the greatest to cook, but is functional.

The best Hotel I've ever stayed in. There is Washing-dryer machine. So I just start the machine before sleep, and the cloth will be ready and dry the next morning. The location is right next to the train station. There are many supermarket near the hotel. The staff is polite. They provide free coffee at lobby.

Nothing. It's perfect.

Location is great, bus station, taxi stand and subway all within 50m. Bunch of little restaurants and adorable streets to explore, very quiet residential area, but within 15 minutes ride to shibuya. Highly recommend, would stay again. Room size is good.

I liked everything.

The room had plenty of space to lay out cases on the floor etc. The bath was deep and shower water pressure was strong. We enjoyed standing out on the balcony getting some fresh air and people-watching. We liked the free coffee and handy vending machines in the building.

The duvet was a little small to cover two people.

Location is perfect. Right next to Yoga Station, where you can access pretty much everything: supermarkets, drug stores, post office etc. I choose the room for long-term stay (rate is a bit higher than regular rooms, but not much) with a mini kitchen, microwave and washer/dryer. They also allow guests to ship packages to the room (from Amazon etc.), which is pretty convenient.

For some awkward reasons, they don’t allow visitors in the room at all. When my parent came to visit, they said no visitors, period. I argued that it wasn’t mentioned when I booked the room, but their answer didn’t change.