I stayed at the Hokke Inn for five nights with my wife, mother and brother (3 rooms) and overall we were all pleased with the hotel, particularly as we weren't sure what it would be like before we arrived. The rooms are a little small, but they were newly decorated and were clean,comfortable and came with a good range of amenities including free internet access. Location wise the hotel is about 5 minutes walk from Tokyo's main bus terminal and is within easy walking distance of several subway stations, making getting around pretty easy, although we did struggle a little to find the hotel when we first arrived. There isn't a lot to do in the immediate vicinity, although there are a few restaurants and convenience stores dotted around. Breakfast was included with the price of the room, and consisted of a selection of different breads, eggs and juice. Overall, if you're after a decent, simple hotel for a good price then you won't go far wrong here.

The rooms are very small yet highly functional. In Japan-everything works.
Nothing, not one word, of English spoken. 0 and I mean 0.
In breakfast room, everyone smokes.
Free internet.
Polite staff.
Near Hatchebore station.
No gym but possible to run in the early morning hours in the sois behind the hotel.
Recommended BUT take a Japanese dictionary w you.