Lovely hotel with nice patio/lounge. Complimentary drinks in the evening is a nice touch.

Location is fine, but in a quieter area and requires travel on the subway for dinner. This shouldn’t be an issue for most tourists but worth knowing.

The location was in a quieter area which was nice. Many restaurant options nearby were fun to try, as well as a convenience store in the building. We loved meeting our traveling companions in the morning for coffee and evening wine. We also appreciated daily fresh towels, amenities and bedding. The staff was very helpful.

The rooms were small, which was somewhat expected. It would have been nice if a more thorough dusting/vacuuming had been done midway through our trip. We were there ten days and towards the end of the trip the dust was really showing. Other than these minor items the stay was great.

Although the room size is on the small size, absolutely everything you could want or need is packed very carefully in there, from hairbrushes and shaving foam to mini fridge and so on. Very carefully planned use of the space. It was so quiet, no noise from corridors or the outside whatsoever (I *loved* this!), and the facilities were great. We used the lounge as a work planning space in the morning with coffee before heading out, and sometimes as a recreational space with beer in the evening, again it's quiet but immaculate. Oh, and the view of the city skyline from the room window is spectacular!

Often I tend to stay at cheaper places; this was more expensive than I'd usually go for, but my friend-colleagues were staying here and it was just easier to stay somewhere together. I'm glad I did.

We liked the quiet location and the quietness of the hotel. Being on a side street and in a quieter part of Tokyo there was no traffic noise and a sound proof room. Buffet breakfast is incredible with many wonderful choices from East and West. Professional staff.

I wish they mentioned two really great restaurants in the same building on the other side. We discovered them on our return to Tokyo. Don’t miss a great Chinese and Italian restaurant located in the building next to Seven Eleven convenient store. Both Fantastic. Wine and beer hospitality on the 14th floor would be nicer with real glass where and better snacks, like nuts. Pleasant environment though, very nice.

Superior Corner Room was super nice, spacious and comfortable. The two queen size double beds were perfect for our family of four. We loved the big windows and the view. Breakfast was so delicious with both Japanese and Western options. Even a little glass of bubbles with it. And in the early evening, the hotel serves drinks and snacks in the lounge. Location was quite good too with easy access to several metro stations. We often used Mita Station, which was just 5 minutes away.

The internet was very poor from our room (but no problem when in the lobby or at breakfast). While location has great access to public transport, it seems like it is more of a business district, so we did not do much strolling around in the neighborhood as there was nothing much.

The location is excellent - convenient for transport access, and feels much more local and quiet than tourist-crazy Shibuya or Shinjuku. Staff are very helpful and friendly. A convenient area by the hotel for uber or taxi to pull into. The lounge area with a terrace and complimentary coffee/tea all day, and free drinks each evening is a fantastic value addition. Great to have a peaceful outdoor space to relax. The size of the rooms, and the amenities with nice large windows looking over the city are great. This is my second stay, and I’m planning to keep returning on my annual work trips!

Everything is great

Hotel room was clean and tidy, a bit small but lets say Japan average and location was also good, nearby metro station, staff were helpful.

The only thing that surprised me is that considering the price is not cheap,it is a 4 stars hotel and they charged for the 2 drinks I had from the mini bar, how come a 4 star hotel mention it incluides a minibar but DOES NOT include the drinks in it... I paid the juice and green tea I had and ended up asking if I also had to pay for the water bottles they also left... that single point really took away the good part of the experience, I also have properties I rent out for tourist and is the little details that matter, the ones that could take away a great experience...

The Celestine staffers were excellent - as we began our Japan trip, it was a lovely start. Clean, incredible amenity kit, fabulous water pressure in shower - a very good stay. Lounge is alright although we didn’t use much - felt more like a nice coffee shop to us. There was beer and wine in afternoon included but it’s pretty basic and no prepare Food per se but packaged snacks - maybe we missed something?

Nothing we really didn’t like. The hotel is more closely tied to the business district so none of Major attractions outside of the Tokyo Tower were close so it meant more walking and more Ubers, however this didn’t take away from our stay at all. Note: if you get a Tokyo pass or a la carte buy hop on off bus, it stops at Tokyo tower so can be a good way to get to your desired spots across Tokyo - so much to see and six days felt like we scratched the surface. The rooms are on smaller side and while we had a room one step above standard, would Probably spend a bit more for a larger room.

The rooms a very comfortable (bed, bath etc) this hotel also has a large lounge that’s open 24h which is handy if you’re travelling w others or suffering from jet lag . The gym is small but had what we needed for a daily workout. Breakfast was good, delicious fresh fruit (best apples I ever had) if you’re a coffee connoisseur you won’t be impressed w the machine but that’s my only complaint. Have stayed here twice & will definitely come back!

In room storage a limited (ie nowhere to hang bathrobes or dry towels)

Wow, just WOW. The Executive Corner Twin Room was a huge room — expensive, which makes sense. There’s free coffee and beer in the lounge. We also love the location. It may seem that there’s nothing around at first, but after walking for 5 minutes, we started to see a row of izakayas which was wonderful!

The queue at the reception for check-in was LONG. I went to the check-in machines to try to avoid the queue for reception check-in but BOTH machines were not functioning. They would function at the start but would get stuck at “Processing your request” and just stays stuck there. I would still stay here again, but hopefully they fixed the machines by then so we won’t have to queue too long just to check in.