Hotels near Cafe Forza in Tokyo

Hotel was easy accessible from Shinjuku station through an underpass. There’s a video from hotel website that shows how to get to hotel using the underpass. There are eateries/restaurants/Lawson/familymart in the hotel. Lobby looks nice and grand. However the room and toilet are kind of old fashioned. Luckily it was still quite clean. The laundry machine for washing and drying were separate. After wash you have to go and manually transferred to dryer :( and you can’t monitor the washing status through tv. 2 other hotels we stayed b4 have this service. The rooms and facilities needed an upgrade. Will not come back again.

Counter staff are friendly and can converse in English. Hotel room is small but since I am staying for one night only, it did not matter. Buffet breakfast is good and has a generous spread.

This was a decent stay. The only complaints are that the lobby toilet was a bit unclean and there was always a long wait for the elevator. Also the room carpet was covered in lint balla but otherwise it was a clean room. The bed was comfortable. The view from the room was good. Location is great. The selection at the breakfast buffet was varied and it was tasty.

Great location, beautiful surrounding atmosphere, great staff. Most friendly and helpful receptionist and staff ever, lovely and great first impression of hotel. Everything about the hotel was exceptional. It was clean, stylish, roomy with excellent service

The room is enough to open your large luggage but very small and the part I didn’t like the most is the bedding and duvet, they do not use any duvet covers just a sheet to put in between the duvet and you, I can imaging how many people been touched that duvet . Not comfortable with that. Must book the main tower or north tower it will worth the price.

Situated nicely between two subway stations and a few convenience store options (one directly opposite). Extremely pleasant environment next to a middle school, and room was very comfortable. Minor caveat is the tv didn't have many channels or non Japanese options.

Room Type: One Of A Kind - Studio Double. Location: Great! 1 min walk to Kyobashi Metro Station of Ginza Line (G Line); 3 min walk to Takaracho Metro Station of Toei Subway's Asakusa Line (A Line). 7 min straight line walk to all the great shopping malls of Marunouchi connected to the magnificent Tokyo Train/Subway stations. Meidi-ya Supermarket is 3 min walk away. Many eateries within 5 min walk. 10 min walk or 2 min Metro ride to the fancy Ginza shopping district. Facilities: Love Lyf's co-living concept. Common kitchen with stove and utensils, microwave ovens, kettles, cutlery were so useful and while we were there, the common dining/hang-out room and kitchen were used very responsibly and kept clean by the residents. Room: Room size was meaningfully above average for Tokyo standards. Well laid out interior. And because the hotel is not on the main thoroughfare. there was no traffic noise at all. Service: This is not a full service hotel, yet the multi-national front desk staff we encountered were professional, personable, enthusiastic and displayed competency in many aspects of hotel operations. Karen (Japan), Lee (Taiwan), Larry (China), Shalu (Nepal) were some of the outstanding staff members we interacted with. Cleanliness: Absolutely beyond reproach. Value: We paid slightly more for Lyf Ginza (without B'fast) compared to some other mid-range, full-service hotels which often include breakfast but we felt Lyf more than made up with its superb location and bigger room and served our purpose perfectly.

Hotel unfortunately is a 3.5* at best. Reasons: 1) previous half drunk water bottle in refrigerator, 2) water remaining in tea pot, and 3) hairs remaining in bathroom shower. What truly lowers the value is the daily rate to use the gym. Rather than a place for a quick workout management has decided to offer the pool and gym as a ”spa” facility for a cost of $42.00 per visit with no discount for multiple days. As a business transfer whose time was limited it is simply ridiculous to justify the expense for an hour workout that costs half the daily rate of a hotel room here. Creating a profit center for the hotel may be a good business decision but it is terrible service for a guest. In addition, the concierge was absolutely no help in assisting me with a cosmetic that I had forgotten and the lobby is at least 85F. Not comfortable small bed as well and would not recommend a stay here.

Location is really convenient, close to train and many good restaurants nearby! There’s also a few convenient stores nearby! Room wise is really small but gets cosy. Although they do clear your rubbish, change your towels and toothbrushes daily, they don’t clean anything else. We did indicate for room cleaning a couple times but the floor was still dirty and there were hairs in the toilet floor. Reception staff was friendly and helpful. They do provide a variety of amenities that need to be taken from the reception lvl. On the room floors, they do provide water and ice dispensers. Overall, a good hotel 👍🏼

This is a beautiful hotel set in a nice, quiet location, with all the amenities close by for a relaxed stay in Tokyo. It's a clean tidy comfortable hotel (4/5 star rating). The luxurious rooms come with en suite bathrooms, toiletries, A/C, heating, flat screen TV, tea/coffee facility, daily room service and so on. There is also complimentary coffee/tea available all day in the lounge area on the ground floor. Kasai subway station is only a minute's walk from the hotel to visit attractions/places of interest in Tokyo. Bus station is also located within walking distance (just near KFC) for travelling to Narita & Haneda international airports. Restaurants, fast food outlets like kfc/McDonald, convenience stores etc are all located nearby. The Buffet style breakfast provided (with a very limited selection) could have been a bit better though. Especially on the day of our departure at 06:30 am in the morning, the restaurant was serving breakfast but it wasn't buffet style, instead Japanese Obento box meal was served with Rice, Veggies, piece of Fish etc which was obviously also cold. (That would have been okay for lunch perhaps!) Most overseas guests, including us gave it a miss. The Restaurant is also quite small in capacity and guests are permitted in batches of about 25 people at a time, to sit down for breakfast. So if you are late, you have to join the queue and wait patiently or give it a miss if you are in a hurry to depart somewhere. As such, on this issue, there is certainly room for improvement for the hotel. But apart from this, Ilfiore is a beautiful, comfortable hotel in Tokyo as mentioned. The staff are also very polite, courteous & helpful. Il fiore means -- the Flower! Well, we were fortunate to witness some the Cherry Blossom during our stay in Japan! We had a wonderful time in Japan. We will probably visit again but until then we say... Domo Arigatou &... Sayonara! Malay Adhikari (Melbourne, Australia)