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"Amazing hotel esp for USJ Not much else around 5 star entrance and onsen! Kids loved it, breakfast yummy!great value for money! Definitely book here if going to universal "

"Amazing place for families"

"Overall it is a nice stay in this hotel. The hotel restaurant serves good quality food but a little expensive "

"Excellent "

"Convenient location - just a short walk to Universal studio. The room is clean and staff are friendly. My only complain is the automatic light near the bathroom - It's very bright and lighten up the room when someone going to the toilet in the middle of the night. "

"The breakfast buffet was adequate and the cafe tickets were nice for an afternoon snack . Obviously, the best aspect of the hotel was location on Citywalk and next to Universal, even though it was a bit far fo\rom the city central"

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"Nice place to stay and very affordable. Basically a home from home. With small fridge,microwave and hob to cook on with knives,forks,spoons and plates and bowls. Laundry facilities downstairs (washing machines and tumble driers for a very good price too) Very pleased with our stay overall."

"Great, comfortable, good size room for 4 adults. (The Deluxe Quadruple room 8th floor) We got the room for really great price too, especially considering it was Easter time in cherry blossom season. Staff were very helpful. Very convenient for universal studios and universal city rail station. Has a Lawsons convenience store in the lower floor. Only slight downsides the entrance shoe area in the room is a bit small for 4 but they could easily extend this into the carpet area a bit. Not the greatest view, but nice at night and can probably book a better view room for a fee. We drink a fair bit of coffee and did have to ask at the amenities desk for refills which was a little inconvenient but as i say there is a Lawsons Thoroughly enjoyed our stay here, top of our list of 5 hotels we stayed at, would absolutely recommend. Stay here, you wont be dissappointed at the price point"