Very close to Haneda airport, 2 stations and direct access from train. A convenience store directly in front of the hotel. Got lucky and got the room on the first floor. Bunks beds were comfortable, Luckily we were only 3 people or the 4th one would’ve slept on sofa. Decent for short stay. They use I-pad for check ins, Easy if you read and pre-check in through website.

The password was very long for the room. Like 10-12 numbers which you had to put every-time you go in and out (Unless someone is inside who can open it for you of course). The bathroom and Toilets were very small so expect to hit your elbows and shoulders here and there. Not for Long Stays if there are a lot of people.

We stayed here so we could catch early morning flight from Haneda airport. Location was a short 10 minute walk from the Anamori-Inari train station, there was restaurants near the station and family mart / seven 11 and supermarket 2 minutes from hotel. Very basic but clean. Quite tight but sufficient for just an overnight stay. Bus to Haneda terminals (at Y300) was 50m from the hotel entrance which was very convenient.

Basic / no facilities but sufficient for overnight stay. Check in is via scanning bar code so strictly at 3pm. There is no staff but can call via ipad on receiption desk if you have any issues. There is no flexibility in checking in early.

I loved it so much, easy to get in with flexible check-in times, a 24 hour FaceTime staff to help me and allow me to purchase toothbrushes. Very easy to reach the convenient store, just across from the street and cheap enough rides with taxi from the airport. Relatively easy to find on the map and for the driver to take us. The room was super clean no weird smells in washrooms, big automatic toilet. The room was spacious enough for two people, a double decker bed was super comfy, super soft. Amazing projector to watch movies.

I’m just being picky but we found some stains on the table.

Initially I was a little nervous since this was a self check-in hotel, however, I was sent information via email when I booked and updated information just before my stay. Instructions were very clear and easy to follow. The video call to verify my identity once I arrived was easy to do with the tablet at the counter and I was issued my room number and entry code for entry to our room. Knowing Japan does not issue keys or key cards but uses pin-codes for door entry was a cultural adjustment but it became very easy once I knew what to expect.

The room was small but clean, and everything was efficient and free from issues. The location was great, the area is nice in itself with great restaurants around, but crucially it's really quick to get to haneda airport

The sink in the bathroom was too small to use, but there is another sink in the room's compact kitchen

It’s a 5-min walk to the station, 2 stops away from Haneda. Good place to rest before an early morning flight. Nice minimalist design too.

Everything is digital. From check in to check out. Would be nice to have at least 1 person to assist.

Small room but spacious and clean bathroom. Good shower pressure, bidet and amenities provided. Great for one night stay. Check-in required a video call via skype from a tablet on the front desk.

About 8 min walk from station.

Clean and fuss free (once you figure out the initial check in procedure)

A little far from the train station esp when its raining we had to drag our luggages and drenched enroute to Haneda airport at 6am! Its okay walk if no rain

It was quite convenient from the Haneda airport. We took the airport limousine bus, and it stopped right in front of the hotel. There's also a convenient store right across from the hotel! Great location!

An easy train ride away from HND (2 stops). Located right across from a convenience store and close to restaurants and close to the train station.

There is no staff on site. Evening is entirely virtual.