"The room was very clean, though a bit small. Breakfast was excellent and delicious. Probably the best hotel in the area."

"The room was clean and tidy, the surrounding area was great, dining was convenient, and it was very close to the tram station."

"I use this hotel occasionally. This time I stayed for three nights. The building isn't new, but I had no issues and was able to stay comfortably."

"Typical of hotels in Tokyo, the space is a bit tight but it was definitely sufficient for 2 adults with plenty of under the table space to put our bags so they stay out of the way. The room was very clean; the toilet was very clean and amenities provided were of top quality. Excellent!"

"My daughter had an exam at Dongwai, so we picked this super close hotel, just about a 5-minute walk away. But wow, it was pricey – 1600 yuan for two beds! The two gentlemen at the front desk were incredibly helpful; they even let me have a late check-out while I stayed in the room. The room felt more like a guesthouse, clean and spacious, and there's a place to eat downstairs. We stayed in the main building, but my daughter's classmate stayed in another building nearby, which turned out to be very close to the railway, keeping them up all night. There's a FamilyMart nearby and a small fresh market, and it's also very close to the subway station."

"My daughter is going to take an exam. The transportation is convenient near the exam site, but the noise of the tram is a problem."

"Staff were nice. There was an iron that you could borrow for an hour. The room was not very clean. The floor was quite dusty and there was damage to the wall which left a hole. Room and bathroom was quite small. It was a 25 min walk to get the Chuo line. Not many local shops and restaurants nearby. Quite a residential area"

"I recently stayed at this vintage spot, and it really feels like stepping back in time. The place is super clean and tidy, which I loved. The room temperature was just right, too! The place is right next to Higashi Fuchu Station on Keio Line from SHINJUKU, is about 40 minutes. Your Tokyo Subway ticket is not valid on this train line. There’s an old FM radio in the room, but it doesn’t work—guess no one really listens to the radio these days anyway. I appreciated that they change the bedding and clean every day; that’s a nice touch! The staff is friendly and respectful, but don’t expect too much help with requests. We asked to borrow an iron for our clothes, but they said it’s only for business guests, which I thought was a bit odd. No laundry service provided. Also, the phone in the room was out of order, and the Japanese toilet was pretty old—the spray feature didn’t work (at least the flush did!). Overall, it was a great stay despite a few quirks. Would recommend if you’re into vintage vibes!"

"I'm glad it was simple."