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"Communication can be a bit difficult. I had a front desk person who incorrectly explained baggage transfer to me and as a result I had to take a $175 taxi to the airport because I was told I could do my online transfer the day before. Turns out it needs to be TWO days before if you board before 4 pm."

"Small but clean room and nice staff"

"Good location "

"The room was lovely, although I could have used a closet. They did leave six hangers in the wall.) The tub and bidet more than made up for this, however! It’s close to the subway/train, but the train noise was surprisingly not an issue for me, a very light sleeper. The bed was big and comfortable, and the hotel was nice and quiet. Great happy hour at the bar for hotel guests 5:30-7, and two restaurants, of which I tried only the Japanese one and was happy. Very close to a few parks and tons of restaurants and convenience stores. It’s also fairly central and close to the Imperial Palace. I will definitely stay there again when I return to Tokyo!"