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"Love the 6th floor lounge "

"I stayed for 4 nights and would strongly recommend this hotel for visitors travel to Tokyo because of its convenient location, complimentary breakfast, friendly staff and amazing views from the hotel rooms."

"Very clean property that is 1 min away from Ryogoku station."

"Stay as a group of 2. Nice and spacious rooms. Easy walk to the station and access to Tokyo. Staff were great and helpful. Spoke English and check in and check out process were a breeze. Will be back again. "

"Beautiful view of the Tokyo Tower, walkable to so many places, shrines, and multiple subway stations. Amazing food served with the hotel breakfast every morning, and incredible dessert shops. The Stellar Lounge at night is the most beautiful view from a bar I have ever seen in my life. And the bonus of having a Lawson's in the hotel was *chefs kiss*!"

"Just 2minutes walk from exit 7 Asakusa terminus station of Ginza subway line which is connected with Matsu Department store then you come up to ground level. The hotel is at opposite side of the road. Close to Senso Hi( Asakusa Temple). Can't be upset with shopping and dining options. Our room has great view overlooking Sumida Gawa (River Similar) and facing Skytree Tower. Staffs are friendly and courteous."

"Staying at BnA is a unique experience. Love the art work ,the level of comfort, excellent location close to Koenji station. Most of all connection to creative community. "

"more spacious than many places. the apartment was clean except the shower curtain could have used an upgrade or at least a clean. so close to the station. "

"I was given a smoking room (requested non-smoking) on arrival with faulty A/C. So I had to survive in cold several hours. I called Mr. Koje of the management company who was very rude on the phone and did not help me. This this is the main reason for giving two rating. However, Hotel did sent someone to resolve it and changed the room. "

"Budget accommodation in the heart of Shinjuku. No one was there when we wanted to drop off our luggage before check-in at 3:00, and the signs could have been a bit clearer in terms of where we could leave our luggage. Our room was very very small. If you put your suitcase on the floor, there was no room to walk next to the bunk bed. If you are the type of person who likes to spend some time at your hotel, this is not the place for you. The bunk beds are not very robust, so I would...