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Very clean and modern Hotel. The Staff was very friendly. Since one room was ready a bit earlier they let me even checkin 1 hour earlier! That‘s maybe not always possible but for me it was very convenient! Also I had to extend my stay and switch between rooms. So they helped me a lot. Also the staff speaks very well english and is always happy to help.

Great hotel. Looks very new. We had 3 persons in a room. The layout of the room is very well planned out. Toilets were all brand new and the beds were super comfortable. Excellent staff although we spoke very little Japanese.

I recently stayed at a hotel near Shibuya Station, and it was an excellent choice for anyone looking to explore Tokyo. The location was fantastic—just a short walk from Shibuya Station, making it incredibly convenient for accessing public transport and iconic sights like Shibuya Crossing. The area is surrounded by countless food outlets, offering everything from casual local eateries to more upscale dining options. Whether you’re in the mood for ramen, sushi, or even international cuisine, there’s something for everyone within walking distance. The service at the hotel was equally commendable. The staff were friendly and attentive, always ready to assist with directions or recommendations. My room was clean and well-maintained, with all the basic amenities needed for a comfortable stay. If you’re looking for a hotel in Tokyo that combines a prime location with great service, this is an excellent option. I’d happily stay here again on my next trip!

Very nice hotel with plenty of good dining options. The location is ideal as it’s only a few min walk from Shinagawa Station. This hotel is an ideal “base of operations” when visiting Tokyo or even Japan in general. The Shinkansen and the NEX both run through this station making the location extremely convenient.

I felt hungry and went to the onsen on 12 floor at 4:00am try to looking for some food. I asked the front desk what time will the breakfast start and she replied 6:00am. Then I waited. I read Japanese and saw on the TV screen says food is 24h available at cafeteria. So I asked the same lady again. She said yes but breakfast start at 6:00am. That’s typical Japanese way of thinking! My fault I should say I am hungry can I have food now?

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