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"Nice room."

"Room was very old and tired, not well maintained. Concerning stains on the linen Possible mould above the curtain tracks Lacks all the charm of Japan and with a Saturday rate of $330... very disappointing stay"

"Nice hotel, very practical near airport. Was a great one night hotel for landing into. A bit old but we'll kept. Breakfast was nice "

"Run down hotel, pics are misleading - definitely not 4 star by any means. "

"Extremely convenient, comfortable, and surprisingly affordable. I've made this a regular part of my itinerary on my past few visits to Japan."

"Exceptionally Good place. Value for the Money. "

"A ok"

"APA Hotels are just lovely, you really feel like you're getting your money's worth. The breakfast was delicious as well as the view, and the rooftop restaurant."

"Ac was the same as it was across all of Japan. It wasnt cold but it wasnt hot. They had a dyson bladless fan in the room if you needed air movement. My last day i reserved a cab and the staff at the front desk was very helpful in informing me that i could check out and wait for my cab in the lobby so that i wouldnt miss the cab driver when he came to check with the front desk for my availability. Over all this is a fantastic hotel also you can get all the way to shinjuku train station underground/under roads (to avoid the rain) from this hotel. I will mention for those who are traveling to Japan for the first time from America. The room which was a single bed was just a little wider than the bed was so it can be tight for larger luggage but i had two 28" tall checked roller bags and a massive back pack with me and still felt like i was able to get around within the room ok. If i had shared the room with another person with their luggage i would say a twin bed room might have been a wise choice. The location of this hotel with its proximity to the train station (3 blocks or so, probably a half mile makes it great for tokyo tourism especially if you have a rail pass and can jump the trains whenever youd like to go see more of tokyo. "