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"Close to train and metro plus airporter bus but only until 3:40pm...had another airporter bus but had to walk to side of train station for later pickup times. Lots of great eating places surrounding hotel and train station. Loved this area and would definitely come back."

"This hotel is just across the road from Universal City Station which means it’s right next to Universal City Walk. Universal City walk is the area between Universal Studio theme park and the metro station and is packed with restaurants and shops. It’s pretty amazing really. Restaurants here are open to around 10:30pm which makes them excellent for the times when you need a late dinner. The hotel is pretty big. We have a room for a family of 3 and it was really spacious."

"We stayed nine days. It was good."

"v convenient, also next to airport bus terminal"

"This property was a smaller APA which was a plus. There was no elevator congestion and the rooms were more spaced out. It was conveniently located next to a train station which was so helpful. "

"We thoroughly enjoyed our stay at this location! The staff were amazing and they offered so many free things (massage chairs, ice cream, ramen at night, etc). We had breakfast with our package and it was soooo good! I really enjoyed our stay and would definitely reccommend. I traveled with my husband and the room was a little small but that is expected for Japan. No complaints! "

"Excellent "

"It is a perfect location for travellers planning to go day trips to surrounding cities. It has a lot of food options and shoppings in the same building when you decided to take a break from all the walks and shrine visits."

"Fantastic Hotel in the Tokyo Bay Area. Great staff and excellent service. Has a small public bath and a small gym (no weights or weight machines though). There is a Family Mart connected to the hotel on the ground floor. Additional amenities are free to pick up in the open lobby which was very handy. Hotel was a stones throw away from Shiomi station which was good. Trains from this station go directly into Tokyo station. Getting to Shibuya and Shinjuku etc requires a couple of changes which can be annoying though. There is a handy supermarket just by the station that is open to 1am and also a couple of small restaurants. One of them is a 24 hour diner which isn’t bad. The area is quiet and perfect for families or for anyone who wants to stay out of the noise and intensity of Shinjuku, Shibuya etc. "