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　I post a review for those who stay at Toyoko Inn for the first time. We stayed for 1 nights in a single. I got a local coupon for Goto travel at check-in and bought sake in my family. Is it because of the mind, I felt that the bathtub was wider than other Toyoko Inn. There is also enough water pressure. Because it is Toyoko, the wall is thin and I heard the voice and the sound of the entrance and exit in the corridor (it is not a foolish noise, but it is a little heard) It was good because it was acceptable. But it is a national chain, so there is a sense of security. There were a lot of people staying, and the elevator was crowded in the morning (this store only has one elevator). I think it may feel a little noisy than staying at an inn that is unknown, but I recommend staying at Toyoko Inn.　

I brought all my underwear, so the service in the building, the response of the employees, and it was the best. In luxury, I want you to increase the small size of the restaurant menu. It's a knob system, a rice system. I want to stay many times.

Very enthusiastic service, I forgot breakfast at the hotel, I booked the wrong date but still got a refund, everything was very good, thank you for giving us an interesting experience

I booked this hotel because I saw it was newly opened. It is not far from the station through the underground passage. There are no disposable slippers in the room, so I asked the front desk and they charged a nominal fee. I was very dissatisfied because I found a few obvious bloodstains on the bedsheets when I lifted the quilt. I told the front desk and they were very good and changed it immediately. The breakfast provided by the hotel is quite delicious.

Hotel lobby is on the 7F although you can enter from the Station floor (3F) via elevator. The hotel has a lovely all-female floor. Go up elevator, enter foyer where a fresh-water cooler awaits. There are serene sliding tinted doors on both sides. One is for the ice, soda and washing-machine (as well as a small secluded smoking area covered in glass.) The other, is for the hotel rooms. In order to enter the room-hallway, you must use your card-key. It is quiet and calming, which I have never felt in a hotel. The room was simple, clean, roomy and comfortable--with individual wifi. There's complimentary tea, coffee, and hot pot. The small fridge is only just-cool with no ice compartment-which is ok as ice is across the hall. The round table and single chair are designed for the single-traveling female. The bed is lower to the ground than western beds, but REALLY comfortable, with an extra pillow in closet. The bathroom is bright, only lacks lotion, which I use after a shower. But they had little packets of facial wash, scrub and face toner in a complimentary pouch. The shower head was removable and had excellent power. The temp of water can get REALLY hot, so if you want to take a hot, hot bath, you can do so! The view was of the walking station area below, with lights and action, bus station below as well as taxis awaiting, but I could not hear a thing, so the insulation is impressive. There's an entire shopping area with grocery store, flower shop, bread stores and coffee shops on the 3F with a 100-yen store, cake shop and restaurants on both 7-8F. As everyone has said, it is a 1-minute walk to the ticket wicket to aboard the train to either Shinjuku on 1-end or the Mt Fuji area going the opposite direction. The Romance Car-fancy name for faster train can be taken from Sagami-Ono station. So comfortable and faster. The area is but yet clean and not congested at all. As any big city, people are doing their own thing so you won't meet people randomly unless you take some risks. For me, the hotel suited my needs and I felt incredibly rested, safe and secure traveling alone. I paid approximately $75 a night. (8200 yen - tax included)

The JR line is right outside the second floor, and the Odakyu line is just two steps away. It is very convenient to go around. There is a supermarket and convenience store downstairs, and there are shopping streets around. I was originally a native of Machida City and lived there for 7 or 8 years. I will still live here even if I leave now.

The lowest price in the Machida area is Uri. The hotel reception is on the 3rd floor. Convenience store is on the 1st floor. The room is very simple. There is no hot water washing toilet seat, deodorant spray, cotton swab, etc. Breakfast setting is also pear. There are 2 hangers. It's a good idea to bring a spare. The drainage of the bathtub is not good. It is close to the station, in the middle of the downtown area, and there are plenty of restaurants around. Many restaurant information is posted in the elevator. It is unclear whether it is easy to use not only as a bijiho but also as a ○ ho. It is not bad to use it if you divide it into just sleeping. It will surely shine with sun sun.

Attended a sports meet over a weekend in Machida (abt 30min from Shinjuku by train). Stayed in a non-smoking ladies single room at this hotel ( ladies’ beauty kit provided ). Small corner room on 4th floor but had 2 windows overlooking the lively street of Machida shopping area. Machida Station is a 2 minute walk ( East exit ). This station has the Odakyu Line to Shinjuku (30mins only) as well as other lines. I came from Haneda International Airport and it took me slightly over an hour by train to Machida station. Very easy commute. Pasmo card (stored value card, excess can be refunded at the airport at the end of trip) is highly recommended on Tokyo’s public transpor. Online booking is easy on hotel website which has English translation. Google map helped with getting to this hotel. Entrance not highly visible from main walking street in Machida, so use Google Maps. There’s hotel signage at the entrance and you have to go up elevator to 5th floor for check-in. Fast and quick process. Staff able to communicate in simple English. For more complicated issues, use Google Translate. That was a great help! You can leave your baggage at the reception if you arrive early. Check in is STRICTLY after 3pm onwards. Room is very clean and daily housekeeping is very thorough (sometimes to the point of environmental wastage ie toothbrush and other toiletries, towels, bedsheets are replenished fully when reusing them is still viable). Location is great....major malls Lumine, OIOI, Odakyu are very close by...Daiso, Tokyu Hands and Don Don Donki likewise. Walking street is just outside the hotel with MANY food points, bars, karaoke, titbit stores, small retailers and convenience shops along the bustling street. Bus interchange is 5 min away ( direct Haneda airport bus is available too ). There’s a simple breakfast served every morning...its a set meal, nothing fancy. Enjoyed my stay and the great value of this hotel.

Very nice location and his services excellent, I recommend to come here, when I will coming japan stay this hotel