Classic example of how a room can be functional. small and cramped room no doubt, but guess thats the case with most Tokyo rooms, they dont expect long stay of travel with lots luggage. small bed. Capsule bath. But very functional... all that a business traveller needs you'll find there. at the loo, the functionalities there.. well its to be... More

This Hotel is nothing luxury but it has all the requirements for a nice vacation stay. The Breakfast is good, the hotel is really close to several metro stations of different lines in the center of the city. More

We found this hotel to be a perfect home base for our trip to Tokyo. Our room on the 11th floor of the new wing, was very clean and comfortable. I have a very acute sense of smell and never detected the faintest hint of cigarette smoke. We also appreciated the fact that housekeeping refilled our kettle every day. The... More

The Hotel was not hard to find, it’s located between Imperial Palace and old Tokyo Tower. Not much going on in the immediate vicinity except for construction. But we feel that we got what we paid for :). The room was spacious and clean but a little dusty and the staff were very helpful as they can speak adequate English.... More

This is not a 5* hotel, but it's okay. The location is okay, 5-6 minutes walk so you can find many restaurants and supermarket. 10-15 minutes walk to Shimbashi st. The bad thing (only for those who has allergy) is most of the area of the hotel covered by carpets. I don't thing they vacuum/ clean the carpet frequently. I... More

This is a good budget hotel for a few days in Tokyo. The location is so-so. Even though it's surrounded by 5 subway stations (all from 5 to 15 min. walk), after 7-8 pm there is almost nothing for anybody to do there, as it is very near the Akasaka government buildings area. Ark Hills in Roppongi though is just... More

For the price I paid for this hotel (around 150 USD a night) it really didnt impress me. The rooms are really run down - atleast the one I stayed in was very run down. Everything was old and wear and tear was visible. No wireless in the rooms - you have to go down to the lobby to get... More

As a young tourist in Tokyo I would prefer to stay in an area with more nighttime activity such as Shinjuku or Akiharaba, where you can hang out late at night and walk back to your hotel, so not to take a cab or subway late. The location is really close to Tokyo Tower and Imperial Palace but at night... More

Close to 3 tube stations (5 mins walk) rooms on the small side but suitable for a couple of days.Room clean and bed comfortable, no view might need to get higher for that. Vending machines in the lobby with a couple of computers one in English. No wifi in rooms. Bathroom plastiky but had a bath. Not a lot other... More