Stayed at hotel for conference. I think I was upgraded to the jr suite--a corner room with a sitting/desk area. Looks pretty much like the photos on the website. Clean.

Bed was OK (foam mattress, ugly blanket and bedspread, 3 pillows--flat foam, lumpy foam, and feather) and I slept fine. Heavy curtains blocked all light (no shears so either open or closed). Windows can open for fresh air, but I did use the a/c because insects flew in. Old sleeper sofa and basic furniture. Plenty of lamps, though one's cord was a little sensitive. Broadband internet, 3 telephones, minibar, TV with a couple of English news channel, large closet, small safe, and full length mirror. Bathroom had tub/shower, Japanese toilet, magnifying mirror, and hair dryer. Basic towels and toiletries.

My rate included breakfast--Japanese buffet and Western buffet. Western offered bacon and another meat, scrambled or boiled eggs, cold meats and cheeses, yogurt, breads, cereal, fresh fruits, juices, coffee and tea. Japanese had the porridge etc. Fewer offerings on a holiday morning. I thought it was fine. So-so lunch buffet. Also a sushi bar in the evening, but I did not see it open or try it. Also a bar in lobby, but never open.

Looked at the small indoor pool and exercise room. Several machines. I didn't have time to use any of those facilities, the sauna, or the yoga classes. Couple of computers and a printer in the lobby.

Staff is very helpful. We had a couple of problems with paperwork on reservations and they were polite and understanding, seemed to trust that we would work it out. Comforting after an overnight flight when an early check in-half day rate was reserved. Held bags upon checkout. Always seemed to be a taxi waiting in the queue.

Tiny convenience store across the street with nice staff. Drugstore on other corner along with a cafe. Otherwise not much around for the guests. Strictly a place to sleep, not sightsee.