The room, environment, breakfast, service, and location are unbeatable for the Suidobashi area in Tokyo—truly exceptional value for money. Compared to similarly priced hotels nearby, this one lets you experience the refinement and tranquility typical of Japanese hospitality.
However, there is one thing I feel compelled to point out: this hotel seems a bit unfriendly toward Chinese guests. There were many foreign tourists staying here, most of whom were assigned to floors 7 through 9. Meanwhile, our group, being Chinese, was put in the very last room on the top floor (15th floor). Even though we stayed for a whole week, we were still treated this way. Furthermore, we booked two rooms. We checked in at 3:00 PM, but we were made to wait a full 20 minutes—until 3:20 PM—for one of the rooms, with the staff claiming it hadn't been cleaned yet due to the holiday. But when we finally went to the other room that was supposedly ready, we found that the room they claimed wasn't cleaned was actually in pristine, ready-to-use condition.
In short, if you don't mind the bias against Chinese guests, this hotel is hands down the top choice in this neighborhood.
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