Good location either business or pleasure. Quiet place. Just a little walk from Iidabashi or Suidobashi. People is so polite, as usual in Japan. The room is not so big but comfortable enough. You can find good rate @ Rakuten Travel.

Stayed here for a conference: booking was arranged via the conference agency. This hotel has extremely polite and helpful staff, especially those on the bell desk, but overall it's a bit too expensive for the facilities provided. Rooms were spotlessly clean. Food provided at the breakfast buffet was good (continental and Japanese) but with little variety. No WiFi, but the wired internet was fast and worked well.

I stayed here as part of a group for a business trip. This hotel was ideal, as it was accessible by subway (though figuring out the subway system in Tokyo can be daunting). The rooms were on the small side compared to hotels in the US but I found them to be just right (I am 5'2"). The decor was simple but functional, and space was used very efficiently. Also, the bathroom had nice touches such as the anti-fog are on the mirror at eye level, and of course, the complex toilet. Also, the room was immaculately clean!

The restaurants in the hotel were great--I wound up eating dinner one night as well as having breakfast. The food was great, and the atmosphere was very upscale. Overall, the hotel decor is very stylish and modern, and very pleasant.

I found the service in the hotel to be incredibly helpful and polite, and communication in English was not a problem.

Overall, it was a very pleasurable stay for a business trip, and certainly worth a return visit.

We have just returned from a 4 night stay at te Edmont hotel and were very impressed.

Its not ideally situated for tourists being a few miles outside away from any of the main areas but is a 5min walk from both the Idibashi Metro line and the Idibashi JR Line so is accessible to most of the city in a very short space of time courtesy of the extremely efficient Tokyo transportation network (it took us nearly 2 days to get our head round this vast network of lines).

But back to the hotel.

Reception and bell staff were great and all spoke excellent english.

Rooms were all lovely and kept to a high standard by the housekeeping.

Breakfasts were buffet style which suited us, and both a continental and japanesse style were available. Couldnt find fault at all with this.

The hotel seems to cater largely for business people but we found it excellent for tourists as well.

If you want to be right bang in the middle of things then you are prob better off in Shinjuku or Ropponggi, but if you are happy do all your sight seeing during te day and to have a bit of a quieter life later on (we were shattered after being on the go all day) and dont mind getting your using the subway lines then the Edmont is an excellent choice