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"The room was clean. It had everything that you need for a comfortable stay. I had a great view of the city that I enjoyed looking at. I slept very well and I realized that it was the pillow. When I got home, I ordered the pillow even though it was a bit pricey. The hotel is located at the Ryogoku train station. The staff was very helpful and spoke English fairly well. I'm ready to return back to Japan!"

"My stay covered a few different days and rooms due to my being with a group during the middle of my time in Japan. I shared a room and had my own single room at times. All the rooms where clean and well taken care of and included things like a coffee maker, steam iron and pad for pressing clothes, a humidifier. I had never staying in Tokyo and believe the rooms were pretty standard (on the small side) size for Tokyo. I paid in advance for the breakfast for most of my stay. Very good mostly western buffet style with plenty of choices to suit your needs. The front desk was helpful with my room transitions and when I needed to reach out to a local business for information. The Ginza district was a nice home base for me with easy, walkable access to subway lines. The famed Tsukiji fish market has moved the commercial operations to new location but left a multi-block area of mom and pop stall's with any kind of fish or meat product and other things. It's about a 15 min walk from the hotel and I highly recommend going there."

"If you like Godzilla. This is the place for you "

"Excellent hotel, service and location!"

"Clean rooms practical hotel for short visits."

"Courteous staff, clean, modern, great food and drink options on site. Chill vibes. Slightly far from the heart of Shinjuku, so it is quiet."

"Everything is clean, people is very polite and the locations is very central "

"Triple room was large and enough for 3 adults and 1 baby (in crib). Excellent toiletries/amenities in room and breakfast buffet is worth it in terms of an add-on. It's close to restaurants and the keio department store, but its a far walk from kabukicho and shopping area. Quiet, safe neighbourhood and staff are super polite "