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"I stayed in a double room that included breakfast. The room was small but functional! There was a luggage rack for your suitcase, a desk with kettle and drinkware, in-room safe, hangars for clothing and housecoats. The bathroom had a hair dryer and your basic toiletries. The breakfast buffet was one of the better ones, with an extensive variety of western and Japanese options. The location was perfect for getting around, as it is just up the street from the Kichijoji train station and close to many shops and restaurants. I would not hesitate to stay here again!"

"Obviously a business hotel, and probably caters mostly to Rakuten biz visitors. Single room is quite spacious for Tokyo. Only wish is for a work table - there's only a small bedside table which is too low for working on laptop, and too high if sitting on the floor."

"Variety of restaurants & convenience stores within walking distance to include a 7-11 in lobby "

"It was nice and quiet. A great retreat after a day in Shibuya. The hotel had many nice cozy restaurants with in only meters."

"We really enjoyed staying here and we would book here again. Convenient to the Metro line, nearby convenience shops as well as onsite the hotel and a walkable distance to a 7/11. Breakfast was lovely suited to our taste as there were some japanese dishes that we've not tried. A good variety each day as we stayed there for 4 nights. The staff were friendly at reception as well as during breakfast times. The room was small but we expected that from the standard japanese rooms. So we were ok with the space we had. If you just want a hotel away from the city centre of Tokyo then going here would be a lovely stopover for a few nights. "

"窓辺がカウンターになっていて、使い勝手が良かった。"

"No bathroom steps made me easy to get in"