This hotel was adequate, but we found it a bit expensive for how run down it felt in the rooms. The room given to us smelled so heavily of cigarette smoke that I immediately phoned reception to ask them to move us. They were quite hesitant to comply innitially, but I was feeling poorly and to my shame lost my... More

We were there taping for NHK and performing at the Parco Theater. This hotel is clean, the staff are helpful, but the location is key. NHK is just up the hill, center gai is just down the hill, and the Korean BBQ across the street is awesome! The area is very quite, but you are just steps away from all... More

When i showed up at 9am morning, my room was ready but the hotel manager would not let me in before 3 pm (official check in time) without paying an additional night. I had to change in the restroom at the lobby before going to my meetings. Great ! This is absolutely not something which is usual in Japan -... More

The hotel is about 1/2 mile from the train station so you can walk to the hotel. It is located between all the happenings of Shibuya and the Yoyogi park. The hotel staff is very friendly, speak English, and were accommodating to my needs. There are smoking rooms so ensure you ask for a non-smoking room if that's your preference.... More

Small rooms, close to the center, price a little too high

If you need a base to explore Shibuya, this is a good option. It is about 10 mins walk from the main junction in Shibuya, and near all the cool bits to see. Free Wifi works nicely, rooms are clean and a good size for Tokyo. A good idea to try the Japanese breakfast - fish, tofu, soup, yoghurt etc.

Not far from shibuya station, and you can take a shortcut through center gai. Not a problem with rolling luggage to this hotel. The front desk was very courteous and spoke a lot more english than I expected, no language barrier whatsoever. The room is a little small and tends to get humid in there when taking a shower/bath. If... More

My only negative experience with this hotel was finding it on my first night in Tokyo - To get there you have to walk through a maze of small and busy streets, full of people. I had nearly given up finding the place when I stumbled upon it. The hotel was very comfortable to stay in, the staff were extremely... More