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"The room was spacious and clean. It was great to have a Lawsons on site because accessing either restaurant was very difficult due to the elevator. And only having a $36 breakfast brunch option was not ideal so I ate there once and then Adolf property the whole rest of the time."

"Staff were very polite and helpful. Everything was clean. In room ac unit worked well."

"It was a nice hotel, very clean compared to other hotels we stayed in 🙂"

"Clean rooms, pleasant helpful staff. Laundry facilities good. "

"The room was nice and clean and the staff were kind. The room itself had scuffed walls and doors. Otherwise the area was great!"

"Good location near to 3 different subway stations. Providing cozy indoor wears. Cleaning up the room everyday. Kind and polite staffs. Good amenity including bath salt, was my favorite!"

"The staff were really friendly. Great location: depending on your floor you can see the tower and sensoji. Only thing is the windows aren’t sealed the best so you can hear a high whistle due to the wind, but overall would highly recommend!!"

"The room was perfect, the kitchen works well. The service was excellent "

"This hotel didn’t cleaned the room at all. I expected this was as good as their sister hotel Monday, but I was totally wrong. 1. Floor has nails, long hairs, crumbs and dusty everywhere. There is a plastic straw bag on the dining table. 2. Tatami area is dirty too. I saw lots of hair and dirts on the bedding. I went down to lobby to grab new sets of bedding, and I made my bedding. 2. Toilet seat has yellow stain and long hair on it. 3. I saw food left in the kitchen sink strainer. 4. Kitchen appliances have oil stains on surface and dusty. 5. Hair dryer is very dirty. 6. Then won’t come to change your towels daily. You either wash yourself or you go down to look for the staff to ask for the replacement. 7. There is stain on the washer button. I ran a cleaning circle before I felt ok to use it. At the end, I put on the gloves to clean the whole room by myself. "