"This was a very lovely hotel. The rooms were very spacious by Japanese standards, and more than acceptable by American ones where we are used to larger rooms. This included having a small couch to sit on, tables, nightstands (not that common based on my 12 nights in Japan), etc. The bathroom was exceptionally nice, with a "wet room" for both the shower and tub. There was a fridge, but not a microwave which is pretty typical for Japan (only one of my rooms during my stay had one). My only reservations were that the halls were kind of dark - a decorator's choice rather than a problem - and that I missed the announcement for the shuttle I was planning to take (even though I was sitting in the lobby), so had to take the next one. Not a problem as I had plenty of time before taking the shuttle to the airport, so I just hung out in the nice lobby. Oh, and you have to walk a little bit to find a restaurant, but if you do you will find "real" Tokyo, not tourist Tokyo or bland business areas. Take some of the smaller side streets and you will get into real neighborhoods with interesting places to see and shop and eat or just sight see."
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