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"The hotel is in Haneda’s Terminal 3. A 6 minute walk from my room to the bag check. Very convenient. The Onsen and spa was wonderful. A lot of shopping and restaurant options in the adjacent shopping center. "

"We really enjoyed our stay. From the breakfast, fitness room, club lounge to the location and ease to get around Tokyo. Thank you!"

"This was my second stay here and it was just as good as the first time. It was a shorter stay but I very much enjoyed it. It’s in such a great area. It can be a little bit noisy from everything happening outside, but it is to be expected for the location. It definitely doesn’t keep you awake or wake you up. It was a shame that the restaurant was closed (I think for renovations, which is nice) because I really enjoyed having breakfast there last time I stayed. I would definitely stay here again, the location is just perfect and I love that there is a 7 eleven right next to the hotel entrance, it’s so handy!"

"I liked that it was only a short walk away from the train station. The room was small but functional. Bed was comfy. Pillows weren’t. It was everything I needed on a trip that I only needed a place to sleep, and use the bathroom."

"Very close to the train station. But kinda far from everything except Disneyland."

"Great stay, located next to the Tokyo dome, so easy access to several train stations. Very clean hotel and rooms, we were in a Premium room with two full beds and a lot of space for luggage and to move around. The breakfast buffet was OK, crowded. There are better options for breakfast in Tokyo or save the stomach space for lunch and snacks. Overall highly recommend this hotel."

"Hotel staff was great , cafe was very nice . Pstio bar also very nice . Nice room ."

"Very clean, big rooms, hotel staff very helpful and determined to help"

"We loved everything about this hotel including its location. Their lunch buffet was amazing. The only complaint I have is that some of their front desk staff speak very little English, and it was very difficult to communicate with them even with Google Translate."