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"The Mustard Hotel in Shimo Kitazawa is an absolute gem. The accommodations are spotless & cozy, the staff is incredibly kind & helpful and it's so conveniently located, on a quiet & beautiful walking trail that has shops, a yoga studio, etc. In the lobby, there is an adorable & yummy coffee shop (Sidewalk Cafe) and it's a delightful place to work or just contemplate Japan. It's super convenient to trains & it's so affordable. I can't recommend it enough (in fact, I'm returning to Tokyo for a night at the end of my trip and I'm sooo sad I'm not staying there). "

"Appreciated the cleanliness and that the essentials were there."

"Really excellent hotel and well priced hotel in a vibrant area. We stayed for 4 nights and were very happy. Clean and well kept with friendly and helpful staff. Very convenient with Jiyūgaoka station only 2 minutes walk away. Definitely recommend. "

"I like the location, right in the heart of Shibuya. One more elevator would have been better to have. Only one elevator sometimes is too slow to take you in and out of the hotel. "

"Great communication with friendly host. Very clean and well-organized studio in a quiet neighborhood. Around 700m from subway. There's an must-try bakery named Mister Donut near subway's North exit. "

"Write in the booking cleaning is not available daily No one reads terms and conditions "

"The room exceeded expectations. Very clean with all basic amenities provided. I only rated comfort as 4 because the room is small, but it is Japan."

"We stayed for 5 nights as our first stop in Japan and it was a great way to start our holiday. The hotel is located on the top 3 floors of the Rakuten building so when you enter you take the elevator to the 30th floor for reception. The hotel location is extremely convenient - 5 minutes from the train station and a giant shopping centre (with the most incredible gourmet food on the basement floor). The hotel itself was impeccably clean and the staff were very friendly and helpful. Most spoke good English so communication was easy or we just used Google Translate to communicate our requests. The hotel also has a complimentary public bath with segregated rooms for men and women. The baths were nicely designed and very clean, definitely recommend taking advantage of this feature of the hotel. Our favourite part was definitely the view from our room. A few additional details: - there was a kettle and cups in the room but no tea or coffee, however this did not affect our comfort at all as there are so many convenience stores around if you want a drink either early in the morning or late at night - the room comes with 2 pillows only. We asked reception for extra pillows and an extra blanket and they promptly brought them down - no iron in the room but we asked reception and they brought us an iron and ironing board - there is a currency exchange machine at reception as well. The exchange rate is better than you would get at the airport."

"The room was spacious and had a nice organic japanese zen style. However, lighting are not bright enough when I need to look for things in my luggage. It would be nice if it could have an option of dim and bright lights. The onsen was great, not crowded at all, and it came with a nice little complementary treat."