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"Absolutely great hotel in a fabulous location. The room was spacious, clean, modern, and a delight to stay in. I am a solo traveller and felt safe and enjoyed the Skyview rooftop bar. Great service. "

"Centrally located hotel beside train station and shopping centre. Room was spacious and clean. Breakfast was excellent. Staff was very helpful and courteous. Top marks for this hotel! "

"The room was as described. Cleanliness could have been better as I found an expensive Garmin watch on the shelf, and some elastic ties on the floor. Staff was incredibly kind and professional."

"It’s more good if you have a in person customer service."

"The hotel is very conveniently located. It is extremely close to Senso-Ji and has a metro stop within 3 mins walking distance, but is a wonderful oasis of calm amidst the hustle and bustle of Asakusa. The breakfast restaurant was a decent value for the price. The staff were very friendly and efficient in wvery interaction. As a final comment: the afternoon and early evening lounge offerings (soft drinks, beer, coffee and tea) were a very pleasant way to unwind when returning each day. "

"Everything was perfect!"

"Nice place. Impeccably clean and the staff was very kind and accommodating."

"Nice place, excellent location. Good amenities and very helpful staff. Would definitely stay there again"

"Nice on the surface level impression, but stingy about the things that mattered. The rooms had 3 trays of shower caps, tooth brushes, cotton swabs, etc., which were mostly unnecessary. The hotel only changed our sheets upon request once in 10 days. You could leave out a card requesting the sheets to be changed & then the request card completely disappeared after that. We were also only allowed 1 espresso pod per person, per day to use in our specialty maker. Otherwise, you could take instant coffee packs from the lobby. Real coffee drinkers don't like instant. You could request more sugar, but not more creamer. We are not accessive bathers & didn't always use our towls. We felt like impositions. Furthermore, many Americans don't watch CNN & was offered as the only English news."