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"The staff was friendly and helpful with tourists "

"Clean"

"Would like to control cooler or heater, even if I setup high temperature, it was chilly, it was chilly outside unexpectedly so I wanted to be in warm room"

"Fue nuestro primer hospedaje. Del aeropuerto al hotel solo tomamos un bus Limusine Airport que nos dejó en Kabukicho Tower, solo cruzamos la calle y ya estábamos en el hotel, una ventaja porque llevábamos nuestro equipaje. El personal muy amable, muchas amenidades cerca para recorrer a pie."

"Quiet even though it was right next to a busy street, staff were great."

"This hotel have all the amenities you need. Close to the train station."

"Super convenient location if you want to be close to Haneda airport. Located right above the subway station (noise is minimal unless you're sensitive to sound--you won't have trouble sleeping), and also across the street from the Takanawa Gateway station. Room is small and compact, which isn't bad if you're planning to be out and about. Has all the necessities in the bathroom. New amenities given around noon every day at your door. Has two washers and dryers if you're worried about laundry,...

"The room was small as expected. However the air conditioning was right above your bed and keep blowing cold air into your face. We try to turn the fan down but doesn’t work. We end up has to turn the unit off. Location was great, walkable to shopping district and close to metro. Staff was very helpful and polite. The hot spring bath was very nice bonus. "

"Everything is fine, such as room is clean, amenity was great, but except breakfast. I was so disappointed with breakfast choice. Actually, there is no choice. They serve us only Ramen. No coffee, no tea, no fruits...Moreover ramen soup was salty. After eating, I have to drink water a lot. Ramen is not propriate menu as a breakfast."

"A surprisingly nice little room, considering how little I paid for it. (Emphasis on the "little," though.) If I had one complaint about the room, it's that I had a great view of the building next door -- and not much else -- from my window. (And they would have had a great view of me, if I hadn't kept the curtains drawn while I was there.) "