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"Wonderful!!!! Large comfortable rooms! Clean! Great food! Shuttle! Helpful staff! "

"Everything was exactly as expected. Clean, well-appointed, friendly staff, good dining options, great bedding too! Thank you"

"Conveniently located few minutes away from main rail stations. Very close to restaurants and a well stocked grocery store not too far away by foot. Staff very helpful and friendly. Second time to stay in this hotel. Available complimentary shuttle to Narita but last service is at 10:45 in the morning - not too convenient for customers with flights later in the afternoon but the rail option is always available which is just a short walk away from hotel location."

"Breakfast buffet was great and had plenty of options to choose from. Rooms are clean and spacious. Tried the restaurant in the lobby that was open late and food was delicious too. Also, the store was a nice place to shop."

"Breakfast buffet was top notch as well as the amenities in the room like coffee and tea. The room was quite large and the bath tub was large."

"The breakfast buffet is the best I ever ate from a hotel! You must stay there to experience it for yourself."

"Friendly."

"Love it!"

"Keep in mind that you get what you pay for. At less than $50/night, you cannot expect too much. My only complaint is the square footage is wrong on Expedia. I stayed at the APA location in Roppongi which was a significantly bigger room despite the listing being the same square footage. I was contemplating upgrading my room but didn't because it was allegedly the same measurements. That being said, I did pay over $100/night in Roppongi. The location is very walkable with a beautiful temple, two malls, and plenty of restaurants within 30minutes or less of walking. Someone mentioned "Host Clubs" in the area...NO, there are no host clubs in the area. Host clubs are boardline brothels found in Tokyo. There are tons of bars and plenty of people drinking at all hours, however, no one was noise, loud, or potentially dangerous--just locals letting off some stress."