Sagamihara Trip

This is a quieter, more family oriented part of Nihombashi and thankfully far from the shopping crowds. Very convenient to supermarkets and lots of dining choices. Trains are only about 10 minute walks but easy to get anywhere. Coffee in Kiyosumi is some of the best you'll find. This is a cool place to stay! Oh yes the hotel is also great.

One of the best place you can stay in Tokyo during cherry blossom season. Staffs are would class too-notched helpful, passionate, and friendly. I am impressed by their omotenashi evolved to a new level that it’s not clinical but genuinely interested in you.

We absolutely loved our stay here. The location is incredibly convenient — there’s a train station right across the street, plus a convenience store attached to the hotel (a bit pricier than others, but very handy). There are also additional convenience stores and several restaurants just steps away. The hotel itself is gorgeous, with a modern urban vibe and a very welcoming atmosphere. It’s extremely family friendly — my granddaughter especially enjoyed the dedicated kids playroom. They also provide tons of toiletries (face wash, shampoo, conditioner, razors, shaving cream, etc.), which was incredibly convenient. The staff went above and beyond, greeting us warmly and even giving us small gifts at check‑in. Overall, the staff were incredibly friendly and helpful throughout our stay. We would absolutely stay here again. Highly recommend!

This hotel is clean and lovely to stay in. Room was bigger than other budget hotels in the area. Staff were great. Did not see any laundry machines available in building- but there is a paid laundry service. This hotel is filled with foreign travelers almost exclusively. Which wasnt a bad thing for us, we made friends. Just avoid lobby during check-in & check-out times, since no one has spatial awareness. For as great as the hotel was, this neighborhood felt like the Las Vegas of Japan. Never felt unsafe, but do your research and be prepared to walk through trash and vomit piles early in the morning. And be prepared to swerve around many groups of drunken youth while walking to Shinjuku station. I loved it here, but I could see everyone else in my family avoiding Godzilla road altogether. Read up on some forums just to know what you're getting into, its a different vibe from the other major Tokyo neighborhoods (in my opinion). Avoid restaurants in the building & the surrounding block. We tried a few when we were exhausted and starving, and they were all disappointing. The only disappointing meals we had our whole trip! (We have pretty low standards for food, and these meals were noticibly terrible even for us) Great hotel if youre just looking for a clean place to crash after being gone all day! (Assuming you're comfortable navigating Shinjuku Station)