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"Upon checking in, Mr. Keira at front desk was very helpful to change my room for quiet side. I was warned that the room is a little smaller than another rooms and the bathroom is unit bath. Yes, room is smaller, but it is ok. However, the bathroom is very small and not enough ventilation. Later on I noticed the door is able keep open. It’s very heavy door. In generally the room is accessible."

" The staff is outstanding. We had an amazing view of the harbor and gardens from our room. There is a very large and beautiful park across the street from the hotel. The area is very walkable and close to public transportation. "

"A great place to stay."

"Restaurant was the best"

"The hotel is fantastic, it's in great condition considering it's age. The staff are more attentive than at most of the 5 star hotels I've stayed at and the food options on site are exceptional. Especially the small bar. The rooms are a little dated but it's more like being in a movie set during the showa period than run down everything has been kept up well. While it's in essentially the inner core of Tokyo its in a quiet location,you don't have endless bar and restaurant choices in the...

"Beautiful decor, amazing hospitality, cozy room. If you don't feel like dining at the hotel, try the Italian restaurant next to the hotel, it's good."

"Great Location. Short walk to Ueno Station and direct express train (Skyliner) to Narita airport. Short train ride to Akihabara, Tokyo Station, Asakusa and Sky Tree. Lots of restaurants near by. Short walk to street market (Ameyoko) Cons: Small hotel with small elevator and low door way, so not good for tall (Over 6’) people."

"Staff were very helpful. The room was clean and the buffet breakfast was quite good."

"The hot springs and meals provided were great."

"Liked location. Disadvantages: the front desk staff doesn’t speak any English & no luggage delivery service to/from the airport."