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"Love this luxury property, so much to do nearby, and train station right outside the door. Excellent staff and service and great eating options. Executive floor and lounge was wonderful too. Convenience store on property as well.15 minutes from Haneda airport. Could not ask for a better location or property! "

"Note that we like generally like Hilton hotels, so our expectation was high. What we liked: - The room was pretty spacious and nice. We loved it. - The view of the Rainbow Bridge from the balcony was amazing. - The Jacuzzi on the roof (expensive, though) What we didn't like: - The room only had instant coffee - The space for breakfast buffet was tight and hard to navigate when it's crowded - You have to pay for the pool and jacuzzi Overall, I think it was 3.5 stars. We don't mind coming...

"The staff was nice but the facility is old and moldy everywhere. We couldn’t find any other hotels that were available to we stayed but I don’t think I would stay there again because of how old and moldy it was. "

"The hotel is located in a suburb of Tokyo. The hot bathtub was attractive. "

"Facilities were good. Room & bathroom were of a reasonable size.... bigger that 3 others we stayed in during our time in Japan. Downside was the lack of English speaking staff... but Western Tourists are probably not their market. Ten out of ten for the staff trying to help. Breakfast was 'very Japanese' & I was frustrated that they would not / could not supply a bowl & milk so I could have breakfast cereal (that I bought at a local Family Mart store. Perhaps I should have I should have...

"The room was smaller than what I’m used to, but it was still nice. It was clean and safe. The bathtub was a culture shock to me, but I liked being able to soak in it easily. "

"Lot of free services or treats, like free ramen, ice scream bar, probiotic drink. For me I like free laundry is so good. Of course, the

is excellent too."

"I both liked and disliked this property. It’s smart, clean, modern, very large, has a

pool which was very good but it’s clearly aimed at English language guests. Everything from the default channel on the tv being BBC World News to the rather uncertain Irish pub on the ground floor called the “Peter Cole”. Googling the name did not reveal a Peter Cole of any significance. The pub was fine, I ate in there each morning for breakfast, wide choice of food both Japanese and alternatives like...