Tokyo Chuo Ward 3-star Hotels

The hotel is convenient for traveling by metro, immediately after exiting to the right, there is an entrance to the subway. The staff is polite, just like everywhere else in Japan. Disadvantages: the choice of dishes for breakfast is small, breakfast cannot be excluded from the price. The dining room is very small and it is difficult to find a place for breakfast in the morning. I asked the staff to write down what the dishes are made of. But they refused to write what includes into dishes ( f.e. salad ingredients). They said that they need to coordinate the permission to describe the composition of the dishes with the management. But It wasn't wasn't agreed in all my 5 days stays. I don't eat meat, and there was meat in the vegetable salad. It is not visible from above, it was in the middle of the ”vegetable” salad. About safety, it's a separate complaint. On the night of 29-30/11/2024, at about 2:10 a.m., the fire alarm went off. The voice notification was in Japanese only, for about 40(!) minutes. With the help of a Google translator, I realized that needed to run outside. The staff should was find reason of problem. Actually it takes for a maximum of 15 minutes to find reason of 'fire” ( 1. to see on display correct place 2.to see by own eyeson both floors). After the signal in Japanese ended in 40 minutes, people began to come back. When people was going to fall asleep again, after 3-4 minutes the alert was swithed troug ht speakers again with the same text but in English. It was turned off in about 5 or 10 minutes. Afterwards in 5 minutes, they started setting up the notification (Japanese text was coming through the speakers). But that's not all. In the morning, at 6:30, a general ”good morning” alert went out thought speakers to the entire hotel. It was impossible to get enough sleep that night. The staff put a paper with apologies under everyone's door in the morning time. There was zero information about how many times and how long were swithed on speakers and other details and explanations of triggers. During this sleepless night, the visitors received only a formal letter. Obviously, there was no fire and they didn't write anything about the duration, numbers and reasons of all alarms. After this night - only a formal letter? It was possible to honestly admit that there was no fire and there are problems with the functioning of the fire safety warning system (EVACS).Conclusion: technically, the fire alarm system is not configured. The staff is not trained. In general, there are some risks.

OK hotel with a good breakfast buffet. My room was very dated and the fridge didn't work even after turning it on, it did however make a lot of noise, so after a day I gave up and switched it off. But the room window opens and the bathroom is clean. Breakfast is genuinely really nice and I can tell the buffet staff take pride in their work. There is always someone at reception, and they can store your luggage (it just sits out in the lobby so best if you can lock your suitcase, in saying that Japan is so safe that you could probably leave a wallet out there and no one would take it.) The location is convenient - 5min walk to Kayabacho station and it's just one line to popular areas like Shibuya or Meguro, lots of convenience stores and restaurants, the standing udon shop round the corner is great for a quick, cheap meal. If you walk east a bit the bridge is nice to cross, and I would recommend Peace Coffee Roasters (big, calm, free WiFi, good coffee) and Hontoni Oishi Coffee (specialty coffee, very local, the best pour-over I've ever had) for cafe lovers. Ideal for a short stay, and getting out and about.

We enjoyed our stay here. The hotel is a short walk to the subway station, and has several convenience stores around. The room was clean and has the necessary amenities and toiletries. Even though hotels in Tokyo is generally not big, this room is slightly larger than most hotels and we were able to accommodate 2 large luggages. Upon early arrival, we were allowed to deposit our luggage with them too. The hotel has elevator and a laundry room too.

Pros: good location, there are several stations nearby. There are many shops nearby. There is also a T-CAT nearby, which is very convenient, we took the bus from the airport and got there. I really liked the robe they offer, it's convenient. Of the disadvantages, I can only add that it is very cramped for two, not enough space. My son and I liked everything. Thank you)

Nice simple hotel with a great location. The staff was friendly and helpful, as well as polite. However, there are some drawbacks: - There are too few power outlets in the room, and it takes ages for everything to charge. - One time our towels and robes had someone's hairs on them. Towels and robes were clearly washed and ironed, but the hairs were there anyway.

Best value! Highly recommended! The location is perfect. It’a a walking distance to Ginza area, transportations, and park. You can have a vibe of crowd and shops while walking another way around, you find a beautiful park that calms your mind. The staffs are the best. Super helpful❤️

Overall was a great hotel, but rooms are really small, but i think it's just in general in japan, cant count as ”-”. Free drinks were available at the 1st floor near to resumption where you could microwave your food and just chill a little bit

The location of the hotel is very good as it is within five minutes walk to two train stations, Kayabacho and Nihombashi. From Nihombashi, one can access Asakusa line which goes directly to Narita Airport. The hotel room is small, so be prepared! However, the bed and pillows are comfortable. Amenities in the bathroom are adequate. In addition, there is a supply of other amenities such as combs, facial masks and cleansers freely available at the lobby. There is also a self service laundrette. The breakfast is complimentary. There are different simple sets available - adequate for a good start to the day. We enjoyed the stay at the hotel.

Pros: Location was great with just 7-10mins walk to Tokyo Station and there's Kyobashi Station (Ginza Line) just outside the hotel making it easy to access to Shibuya Station. Massage Chair in each room as a replacement of bathtub, came in handy for our aching backs and legs (not for feet) which we used it almost everyday! Cons: Found a strand of hair in the bath towel for 2 days stay. Note there's no washing machine in hotel but they do provide laundry service (chargeable). Bed is situated next to bathroom so lights will be shinning into the bedroom when using the bathroom.

This hotel is in quite a good location - Tokyo Station is only a 5-10 walk away. The hotel is pretty good overall, and the only annoying oart was the checkin process. We had to use self-service machines to check-in but they had difficulties finding our booking and the instructions were not always clear. The staff was friendly and helped us to sort the problem out. The room was a bit dated but it was clean.