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"If you’re going to stay here in a two people room, you won’t be able to have maybe a backpack or small carry-on suitcase. The room is so small that the bed is against the wall. The foot of the bed is only about 18” from the wall. The other side of the bed only clears about 2’ between the bed and the small desk and small fridge. There’s no ironing board. The bathroom is also so small and the tub sides are to high. I’m 5’3” and I could barely clear the sides to get in and out. So if you’re planning to stay there more than one night, reconsider. The hotel however is next to a train station that came straight from the Haneda airport for about $2 one way. Staff is friendly and the place is clean. We just couldn’t fit our luggage comfortably. We basically couldn’t be in the same area at the same time. "

"Ever clean and well maintained. Everyone was friendly and helpful. "

"Great location and beautiful hotel"

"Gym is great"

"Staff were great and courteous The only downside is the hotel was too hot"

"Everyone there was very helpful. Very easy to check in!"

"Everything about Tokyu Stay Gotanda is great! Staff is wonderful! We have stayed at other Tokyu Stays and this one does seem older, but we will come back as we love the amenities at Tokyu Stay Gotanda and cleanliness and location!!! It was nice to be offered cold bottled drinks in the afternoon!"

"The room was bright, spacious, and kept perfectly clean. The staff was incredibly friendly and welcoming. Our room offered a stunning view of Tokyo Tower, which made our stay even more special. Breakfast was not only delicious but also a delightful start to each day. Getting around was a breeze with easy transportation options. I truly wish I could have stayed a little longer to enjoy it all."

"This hotel was a gem during our stay in Tokyo. It is adjacent to the Gotanda Station (Yamote Line) with direct access to Shingawa, Shibuya, Harajiku, and more. Such easy convienient launching place. In spite of the many reviews complaining about train noise, we didn't find that to be an issue at all. It's a city. Cities are rarely quiet in my opinion. The beds were comfortable and rooms larger than other hotels I've stayed in in Tokyo. Downstairs is a Family Mart, across the street is an organic market, and a couple doors down was a Lawson's Natural. There are restaurants in the area, but I can not speak to them as we were always out and about for meals. When we return to Tokyo this will be our go to choice for hotels."