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"We are a family of four that stayed for a night before our flight out of Tokyo. Loved the room with bunk beds. Wished the room was a little bigger but it was still manageable for the four of us. In a quiet neighborhood that is 3 stops from Tokyo Station. Would stay here again when arriving/departing from Haneda."

"Directly connected to Haneda Airport Terminal 3, this hotel offers seamless access without stepping out into the rain. One of its most commendable features is the efficiency of the check-in process; by utilising the KIOSK terminals, guests can bypass the lengthy queues typically found at reception. This level of convenience is arguably a significant advantage that many hotels in Europe have yet to match. Regarding the interior, the facilities are consistently pristine and provide a highly comfortable stay. Furthermore, the inclusion of a communal bath is an exceptional highlight. For a Japanese guest such as myself, having access to such a facility is truly the most gratifying aspect of the experience. However, there is one point that may cause slight inconvenience. For safety reasons, passengers with suitcases are restricted from using the escalators. Staff members are stationed at the entrance to direct—or rather, instruct—guests to use the lifts instead. The challenge is that there are only two lifts available; they operate quite slowly and often become congested, making entering and exiting the building time-consuming."

"This was our second stay at this hotel and still our fav place to stay in Tokyo. Lovely rooms (albeit small) and incredibly helpful staff."

"Staff were incredibly helpful and pleasant. Wonderful location"

"Everything was convenient and staff was professional and friendly."

"The buffet breakfast was very good, but usually a long line to get in. Aside from that, the hotel restaurants were overpriced and/or indifferent quality. There were very few other cheap or good restaurants within an easy walk/ Aside from that the stay was good. even had room to open our luggage in our room and sprawl out on the writing desk--s rarity in Tokyo. "