Tsumagoi Panorama Line Pet-friendly Vacations

Reception staff were friendly and attentive. Location is OK. Beds were very soft and pillows quite old compared to other hotels we stayed at in Japan. We found the apartment clearly wasn’t vacuumed well with hairs in the bathroom and down the side of the bed.

The room was great. Small as usual but just enough space for family of 5. Location was a bit out of town but still cloae enough. Great super markets across the road and 7/11 around the corner. It is inconvenient with 1 lift only, the staff were friendly. There are no phones to call reception so need to go to reception in person.

We stayed as a family with two children 6 & 9. This hotel is an excellent option for families. There is a dual washer and a dryer in the room. Window to the Main Street. Good ac and dehumidifier. You can plug in a fire stick into the the tv. Close to two stations - Akihabara and Asakusabashi but not in the thick of touristy streets. You can walk to both the stations in less than 10mins. There is a large grocery store 5mins walk with lots of fresh and prepared food options. Rooms are nicely laid out. There are only 2 rooms per floor. They provide tooth brushes, tooth paste, laundry detergent, hair brush, Q-tips, hair ties etc. Yodobashi Akiba @ Akihabara station has anything you could ever want, Hotel Staff were very accommodating and friendly. Highly recommend.

Staff were friendly & the room was clean, tidy, and neat. The amenities around the area is great. The room we stayed at were enough room for a family of five. Would definitely stay there again.

A very clean, quiet, well equipped, hotel in a great location. The beds were very comfortable, the rooms are a nice size and the staff is fantastic.

Spa was clean but very dated

Ac and king size beds were great. The bathroom seemed as though it had be renovated/upgraded compared to the rooms. The garden view made for gorgeous ambiance morning and night. The staff were extremely courteous

I chose this hotel specifically for its swimming pool, hoping to unwind after walking 68 km weekly for three consecutive weeks. I booked a two-night stay from September 2–4, 2025, only to be told upon arrival that the pool had closed as of September 1st. With outside temperatures soaring to 38°C, the closure felt poorly timed and inconsiderate — especially during an ongoing heatwave. A heads-up during booking or a more flexible closure schedule would have made a big difference.

Small but cozy room. Great shower. Beds were good enough. Staff was extremely helpful and capable.

Ac and king size beds were great. The bathroom seemed as though it had be renovated/upgraded compared to the rooms. The garden view made for gorgeous ambiance morning and night. The staff were extremely courteous

We stayed as a family with two children 6 & 9. This hotel is an excellent option for families. There is a dual washer and a dryer in the room. Window to the Main Street. Good ac and dehumidifier. You can plug in a fire stick into the the tv. Close to two stations - Akihabara and Asakusabashi but not in the thick of touristy streets. You can walk to both the stations in less than 10mins. There is a large grocery store 5mins walk with lots of fresh and prepared food options. Rooms are nicely laid out. There are only 2 rooms per floor. They provide tooth brushes, tooth paste, laundry detergent, hair brush, Q-tips, hair ties etc. Yodobashi Akiba @ Akihabara station has anything you could ever want, Hotel Staff were very accommodating and friendly. Highly recommend.

Walking distance to the train station.

Reception staff were friendly and attentive. Location is OK. Beds were very soft and pillows quite old compared to other hotels we stayed at in Japan. We found the apartment clearly wasn’t vacuumed well with hairs in the bathroom and down the side of the bed.

Great modern hotel in an excellent location close to 3 different subway stations making it very easy to get to most of the well known sights of Tokyo. Worked out really well. Washer dryer in the room is very handy if you are in a group, although you might need help with the Japanese controls. Well designed room with lift access, although entry corridor inside the room is a little cramped. Friendly staff, and the sell bottled water on reception for ¥50 which is the cheapest you'll find anywhere. Close to several konbinis and numerous restaurant options around Daimon Station, including several good breakfast places like Matsuya, Fuji Soba, Dennys, Precious Moments and other coffee shops. Beware that the hotel does NOT handle luggage forwarding, so you will have to use the 7-11 a few mins walk away. Price for the room was great value too. TIP: They have special "TOSO double window blinds" in the room. You'll need to watch a Youtube video to figure out how to operate!