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It's near the Chuo main line, so it's impossible for people who care about the sound of the train passing.

The room was a bit larger than typical Japanese hotels, and the breakfast spread was generous. It was also very convenient as there's a skybridge directly connecting to the hotel from the station. The only downside was that the hotel's Wi-Fi signal was very poor.

The accommodation was so much better than what I thought! It's spacious and comfortable with the window view of the trees and 5 minute walk from the train station and Mt Takao trail. Youhei who greeted us at reception was outstanding in his customer service, he explained there would be vegan breakfast served daily as I put a request for vegan and didn't get a response that there would be vegan breakfast and he gave us tips on how to use the amenities here and how to communicate to the restaurant staff about our request. We enjoyed the bonfire and cooking corn which tasted amazing. The feedback I would give is the young Japanese woman who served us for dinner on the first night on Friday 12th July at 8pm, she was very quick to get the bill and take the money without being patient and focused, it felt like we we're not welcomed. Other than that I would come back again!

Family mart, donki and some shopping malls are nearby. Hachioji station is within walking distance too with less than 10mins walk. As there are more people on vegetarian/ vegan diet, i would suggest to do labelling if they are suit for vegetarian. There are 2 recycle bins for clothing, beanies, scarves, small bags and toys. Located on the same level as the lobby area. These recycle bins are very useful. My son has outgrown some of his winter jackets and i can put them inside the recycle bin.

You have to climb stairs, so I wouldn't recommend it if you have luggage. Also, the rooms are quite cramped. I didn't realize it was a love hotel at the time, but they offer cosplay costume rentals.

The main reason I chose this place was the price. Staying three nights over Chinese New Year for under 1000 yen total is incredible value for money. However, Hachioji is really far from central Tokyo. If you plan on going to the city center daily, I'd highly recommend getting a JR Pass and reserving seats on the limited express Chuo Line for specific times each day, otherwise you'll be standing for almost an hour during the morning and evening rush hours. As for the hotel itself, it's a standard business hotel – no frills, no extensive facilities or services. It's less than a ten-minute walk from the South Exit of Hachioji Station. Hachioji is a well-developed satellite city, so you won't have any trouble finding places to eat and drink around the JR station. It's a very convenient and comfortable option if you're planning to visit nearby Mount Takao.

It's pretty good. The Don Quixote nearby is the same price as the airport duty-free shop. The barbecue nearby is also pretty good.

The hotel is close to the station, the rooms are clean and comfortable, and the breakfast was quite luxurious and satisfying. I've even recommended it to my friends!

The facilities are a bit old, but it's not a major issue. The cleanliness and attention to detail are commendable, and the service attitude is also very good. Overall, I'm quite satisfied. There's a coffee machine and a waffle maker in the lobby on the first floor.

I have to give this place a shout-out! The hotel location is super convenient, right next to the subway station. The room was clean and bright, and the bedding was so comfortable it felt like sleeping on a cloud. The front desk staff, especially the ladies, were incredibly thoughtful. The breakfast had a great variety, and the value for money is really high. I'll definitely choose this place again next time I'm in town. Highly recommended!