Uraga Trip

Clean room Locality to temple and shopping Access to stations

If you're a nerd and think you'd spend the majority of your time in Akihabara anyways, this is the nicest hotel there. It was super convenient being able to stop back at my room multiple times a day while shopping, winning prizes at crane games, or just wanting to use a private bathroom in between everything. The train station was less than ten minutes away. The breakfast was good, especially the coffee and tea, but it was not a buffet. If I could do it over again, I'd save money getting breakfast at McDonalds every morning.

Very nice hotel all around.

It was a cool experience. I wouldn't stay here for more than a couple of days. I wish the patio was open to see Godzilla. I probably wouldn't stay here again. It was always very busy. Always a lot of people waiting for the elevators. Laundry room was convenient to have but always full. Had to wait for people to get their laundry. A lot of drunks and literally people, i think homeless people? would be sitting in lawn chairs drinking day and night right outside the hotel. Walking past the giant sign would hurt because of the high frequency sound that they emit to prevent loitering. the 7eleven was always packed. We had two kids with us, so not the best place to walk around at night. lines of those girls trying to promote cafes and such were lined up on both sides of the street. I thought Japan had strict smoking laws, but there were people openly smoking and throwing cigarettes in the area. It wasn't bad bad, but just not a great place for families or very clean compared to the rest of tokyo. Trash everywhere by morning time. I wish the rooms had more Godzilla. All the Godzilla rooms book up quick.