Tokyo Setagaya Ward Hotels

The room is spacious, bright, comfortable and warm. It has everything you need for daily life. You can cook simple meals yourself. The hotel is between Yoga Station and Futako Tamagawa Station, and it is an acceptable distance to walk there. It is not a commercial area, but the environment is very quiet. I slept well every day. It is suitable for slow travel~

The hotel had the bare minimum of services. However, the environment was better than other hotels with similar services. The unit bath was spacious. Usually, the bathtub, sink, and toilet are all packed together, but the bathtub is about 1m away (the width of four pairs of slippers) from the door, and the toilet and sink were easy to use. There was a mini kitchen, so you could use water in the room even if someone was in the bathroom, and it was nice that there was a washer/dryer so you could take a few clothes with you. The hotel was right next to the station and the bus stop was right in front of it, and there were convenience stores, pharmacies, and 100-yen shops nearby. There was a small supermarket in the basement of the station, with a wider selection of bento, bread, side dishes, fruit, and more than the convenience stores. It was open from 7am, so you could buy breakfast there, and if you needed anything during your trip, you could buy anything around the hotel. It was just over 10 minutes from Shibuya, and the environment was great.

It was interesting to live in a Y-shaped room for the first time, after all, it opened in 1984. There is a convenience store downstairs and it is close to Sangenjaya Station, so transportation is convenient.

The room is nice but there is no bathtub in the room which is not convenient for us because we have small children with us. The hangers in the entrance right side were covered with dust. There were coffee and water in the room since we have children we hope to have juice for the kids too. The breakfast was very good, the cook and servers are very polite. The bread and miso soup was very good.

Mustard is pretty epic as far as location goes, other reviews mention that the hotel is overpriced, but for tokyo and for a property this special I think the premium is justified. Having spent the whole winter traveling around Japan, you can definitely find budget options, but you're not getting the aura of a place like Mustard. Being around super cool creative people is definitely worth money! You don't even get this at 5 star hotels. Mustard is special and I loved staying there. I also didn't find the claims of the dirty rooms to be true. The carpet is a little beat, but the bedding was perfect and I slept well. My only point would be, there do seem to be very tiny, microscopic black things crawling around in the shower. That was a little weird. They're so tiny you wouldn't notice them unless you really look. That's weird! Please clean the showers better. The housekeeping area is open in the morning and you can see ”MONTHLY GOAL” posted up, so the staff are definitely taking KAIZEN-type measures to keep improving, which is awesome and very Japanese. This is my new base in Tokyo. A lot of magic can happen at this place. Thanks for a great stay.

It was a clean and very cozy space that did not make you feel narrow. On the first night, I was a little confused because there was a person who was talking loudly downstairs until midnight, but I don't think I care so much about the sound of the next room if the door is closed.

This is my first time staying in such a mixed room. The experience was better than I thought. It was not that bad. The hotel almost had no front desk. You had to rely on an email sent at a certain time the next day to get in. However, the interior was very clean and the facilities were ok.

とてもきれいで、快適でした。 ダブルベッドも広くてマットレスも寝返りが響かないので、とてもよかったです。 玄関外が暗かったので、鍵を開けるのに手間取りました。

I was grateful if there were amenities such as toothbrushes, and when I put on two air conditioners, the breaker flew several times.