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"Room was very small , even there was no space for our luggage , bath was like a cabin , Only positive point for this hotel was buffet breakfast but stuffs at restaurant were very rude "

"Perfect"

"Comfy beds, and easy walk to Shinjuku Station to access all trains. Great bathroom setup. Easy luggage storage option. Pro-tip: have a Japanese craft gin in the lobby while doing a load of laundry mid trip! Difficult to find coming from station on arrival, but the neighborhood is super easy to navigate after you’re settled. It would likely be our home base on a future trip."

"Had connecting room great for family of 4. Great views and plenty of space. However, hotel is very expensive to eat at. Laundry facilities aren’t very good - takes many times to dry clothes. "

"I stayed for 4 nights at this hotel and very much enjoyed my experience. The hotel is situated close by to different restaurants and shops. The staff are kind, and are ready to answer any and all questions you have. "

"Expedia screwed up the trip by not telling me that the Annex part of the hotel in 130 meters away from the main hotel, No one to help you upon arrival. Oh, ya Expedia also forgot to tell me that restaurant was only open for breakfast. Being a 85 year old traveler I was stuck with AL check in and out . "

"Excellent location, although not as nice as the Blossom in Kumamoto or Kyoto. "

"Very clean and nice hotel. Spacious enough rooms. Great amenities. Staff is very friendly and helpful! We needed some help with our luggage forwarding company and they helped us call and communicate with them which we are so grateful for. Would recommend this hotel to anyone going to Tokyo. "

"Really generously sized hotel room for Tokyo, with really convenient access to Tokyo station. Super close to the Character Street shopping (and especially close to the Pokemon store), as well as the shinkansen gates - just be warned the gates closest to the hotel seem to go straight to the platforms and dont have lifts. Room was comfortable, there was ample space for luggage, and even though I booked a "no view" room - outside the window was a very small garden that i didnt expect. Its not a city view, but i kinda expected nothing to look at or to have no window at all. Its a bit on the pricey side, and I was only personally here for 2 nights, but I would recommend if you can afford it. Just know that google maps will not tell you the correct exit from Tokyo station to get to this hotel. Ignore any direction to go through a Marunouchi exit - thats on the other side of Tokyo station. You want the Nihombashi exit (Or at least the Yaesu ones)"