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We booked this room for my parents since they had an early flight out of Terminal 3 the next morning. The room's amenities, size, and service were all excellent. It's directly connected to Terminal 3, so they were there in just 5 minutes the next day. Plus, we could bring the luggage cart right into the room the day before and just roll it out in the morning. The hotel service was incredibly good and super fast. The mini-fridge was fully stocked with all sorts of complimentary drinks, teas, and alcohol, which was a really nice touch. The room was a good size, perfect for relaxing and enjoying the view before a connecting flight. Right below the hotel, on the second floor, there's a mall with plenty of shops, and on the first floor, there are many restaurants. It's very convenient for both shopping and dining. I highly recommend this hotel.

This is a small, boutique hotel located diagonally across from Suidobashi West Exit. I booked a room with two beds pushed together; each bed was about 120-130 cm wide, making a total of around 250 cm, which was really comfortable. There's no luggage rack, just a small stool, so I had to put my luggage on that. The room was very dark, so I slept soundly until morning. Breakfast is a set menu you choose from. Check-out is at 2 PM, and breakfast is served from 7 AM to 11:30 AM. There aren't many tables, but because of the long service time, people are spread out, so it never feels crowded. The taste is comparable to a brunch costing about 70 RMB in China, so it's pretty good. I stayed for one night, then in the morning, I went to Tokyo Dome and Koishikawa Korakuen Garden next to it. It's also not far from the Imperial Palace. Located at the border of Chiyoda and Bunkyo wards, it's in a pretty central area.

The location is incredibly convenient for transportation, right next to Sengakuji Station. The A4 exit is the closest, with the hotel just 50 meters away. (Do note that A4 doesn't have an elevator; for elevator access, use A2, which is about a 10-minute walk to the hotel). From Sengakuji Station, there's direct access to both Haneda and Narita airports, as well as Sensoji Temple. JR Takanawa Station is also only a 10-minute walk away. For added convenience, there's a 7-Eleven right on the ground floor of the hotel. The rooms are compact but perfectly adequate for a comfortable stay.

I recently stayed at S-peria Inn Nihonbashi Hakozaki and had an excellent experience. The hotel is very well-managed, exceptionally clean, and the staff are friendly and proficient in English. The breakfast was delicious with good variety, and having laundry facilities available on two floors was very convenient. The location is ideal with a subway station nearby and convenience stores just around the corner. I would definitely book this hotel again for future visits to Tokyo. Highly recommended for both business and leisure travelers.

The hotel breakfast offers a wide variety, including sashimi, miso soup, and Western pastries. The only downside is the coffee, which isn't great. The hotel itself is very well-designed; though small, it makes excellent use of space. It's also connected to the onsen at the adjacent mall, which is lovely for a soak in the evening. Just outside the hotel, there's an all-you-can-eat Japanese hotpot that's really delicious. For Odaiba, it's super convenient for accessing the three malls and various attractions.

The location is super convenient, whether you're traveling for business or with family. It's incredibly easy to get around and shop. You're right in the heart of Ginza's shopping district, making it an excellent choice for exploring and dining. On weekends, there's even a pedestrian street where you can join shopping groups from various countries and have a great time.

The breakfast was pretty nice and the location is really good as it is so close to the station and u can go to akihabara within 10 mins There are many convenient stores near the hotel like ファミマand 7-11 but there’s no Lawson near it. The staff are polite and friendly and the room was clean and cute

The Ici Hotel Tokyo Hatchobori is a comfortable and convenient hotel located in Tokyo, Japan. It offers modern amenities and a welcoming atmosphere for travelers. The hotel is situated in a great location, making it easy to access popular attractions, business districts, and transportation hubs. Guests at Ici Hotel Tokyo Hatchobori can enjoy clean and well-equipped rooms, free Wi-Fi, and friendly service. It is an ideal choice for those looking for a cozy stay with easy access to the vibrant city of Tokyo.

My staying there is so good.. I'm having a problem staying for 3nights will end and i need to extend for 1 more night because i'm going somewhere and still need a room to sleep but unfortunately my room is also booked the rule checkout is by 11am and check in is 3pm and the problem is i need go early in the morning but the staff help me and told me there's another room available but more expensive.. so i gave my luggage to the front desk for me not to be hussle with it and its safe and free of charge.. this is the photo its deluxe the only problem i've seen is the ceiling of toilet and bathroom. There's a mold. But all in all is nice to stay especially when u only need to sleep because your outside exploring some places.

Located in Shinjuku West, though it's quite a walk from the actual Shinjuku West Exit, it's much closer to the Tocho-mae Station on the Oedo Line. The self-service check-in/check-out was very convenient. Downstairs, there's a hotel food court and Family Mart and Lawson convenience stores. The Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building is right outside, offering free access to its observation decks, and rumor has it the civil servant cafeteria is also open to the public and quite affordable. The hotel breakfast is so hearty you usually don't need lunch. For shopping, Shinjuku East Exit offers more budget-friendly options. Overall, it's a good hotel.