Clean and comfortable. Great bed. Good sized fridge. Deep bath & powerful shower. The bath salts were a wonderful touch!

On my last day the door was opened by staff & another person (I assume due to some mistake) while I was inside - no knocking so took me by surprise. No explanation. They quickly left but it felt unsettling as a single female traveller.

We had a tiny but very clean room. The bed was comfy. There’s a coin laundry on the ground floor, a nice alternative to expensive laundry service. Loved the location - JR Tamachi station is just in 7 mins walk, conbinis and a pharmacy nearby. The neighbourhood is nice and quiet. Also the hotel staff was extremely helpful and friendly. They received our JR passes prior to our check-in, and later on getting our Amazon parcel shipped there was not a problem either.

Our room was 11 m2 which I didn’t realise was bot enough for two people. The room was so narrow I couldn’t even open my suitcase fully. But that was a minor inconvenience as we were out and about all day long anyway. Also, couple of times room service gave us stained towels and the pajamas weren’t so white.

Location! Near alot of convenience stores, a supermarket, and a pharmacy. Peaceful area close to tamachi JR and mita station. Toei Asakusa line gets you to both haneda and narita airport with their limited express service which stops at mita too. From this location, it's about the same travel time vs narita express from shinagawa. Room also had a kettle which was useful for boiling water for cup noodles and cup miso soups 😃. There was a mini fridge too which was useful. Loads of toiletries to take from the lobby. The facial cream works wonders in the dry winter air.

Room was quity cramp, then again, norm for major japanese cities. Table was small.

5 minute walk from train station with a mall full of English friendly stores. Also a convenience store just outside the building with two more around the block. The hotel was cheap and had a coin laundry on site. There were also no touts anywhere around the location as it was located near a elementary school so the security of the location going home at night was great as even children were walking 10 pm at night without a worry even though the hotel was in an alleyway.

I thought the rooms were really big compared to the average 3 star hotel in tokyo and you can store luggage under the bed making more room even for a single room. But I thought the beds were rock hard and the chair provided had a back that was so small you could fall over backward if you leaned back too hard. The thermostat only went down to 20 c instead of 18 c like other hotels.

The Property is quite close to Tamachi Station -East Exit (JR Yamonte Line) and well connected from NRT Airport - Kensei Sky liner - Nippori - Tamachi - 1 hour which is quite well connected The place is very near the station - walk by 4-5 min u reach the hotel the area is quite good The rooms are small as per Japan standard but very clean and good buffet options Lots of Lawson around so no issues plus a lot of restaurants around as it an office area so lots of offire going people and local crowd to see if u like this croud Behind is the hotel (back lane) there is a good indian restaurant so no worries for veg lovers as we ate our food there The owner of the India restaurant is quite good and very welcoming so I would recommend to visit his hotel Overall very well experience We could travel across Tokyo main attractions as it was in the center of all locations and JR green line so worth it Very clean hotel and must stay

Just small rooms However ok

Second time coming here, one of the best quality / price / location. Very close to Tamachi station which is perfect considering it's on the Yamanote Line (giving you access to most popular areas in Tokyo) and easily reachable from both Haneda and Narita Airport. To top it off, it's close to Shinagawa where you can get the Shinkansen (if you plan to visit other large cities in Japan like Kyoto or Osaka). The hotel also allows you to leave your luggage there if you're coming back later - so if you plan to go backpacking in the countryside you can leave all the heavy suitcases there and travel with the strict mimimum.

The only negative aspect that I can find is that the rooms are fairly small, so if you have a large suitcase it can be quite a struggle to find space to keep it open. But honestly that's the case of most hotel rooms in Tokyo that are on the affordable side, so it's just a nitpick.

The hotel is super well located, near the train station (short walk distance) that connects you to the entire city. Very close to the Haneda Airport but also via the Asakusa line Express, you can come and go to Narita airport without having to change lines, which is super convenient. Breakfast buffet was also always very nice!

I liked everything but it’s good to mention that depending on the room you choose, it can be quite small, even for a couple, specially if with big suitcases each but, my wife and I handled it flawlessly and it wasn’t a problem, most places in Tokyo are very small anyways, this one was comfortable.

The hotel is well located, just 5 min from Tamachi JR station. Plenty of restaurants near by and a quite neighbourhood as this is a business working area.

We know that the rooms are generally tight in Japan, but in Fresa Inn they were extremely small... We have booked a room with a double / king size bed, however, it was a standard bed for one person.... + we have faced personal inconvenience with laundry self service. That day, particularly, seemed that all guests have decided to do a laundry and it was always busy! Some people were so disrespectful and arrogant that we have asked an assistance from staff... but apart, everything was fine.

I liked how close it was to Tamachi station and several convenience stores. Plenty of outlets for charging, bed was big, and it had excellent water pressure. The staff went above and beyond accommodating my requests regarding how to dispose of some trash, leaving my luggage before check in, and helping arrange luggage delivery to the airport.

Didn't like that all the electricity shut off if you remove the keycard (if you want to turn of all lights). This made it uncomfortable to sleep if I couldn't run AC to cool down the room. Since the bed only came with a duvet and not lighter blankets, the lack of AC meant several nights I woke up sweltering in heat. Would suggest that either there's a way to turn off lights while keeping AC on or supply the room with more bedding options than a duvet. Also the dryers were poor in the laundry room and required an extra 1-2 hours to dry. Not sure if it's that specific laundry machine model or the lint traps weren't cleaned.

It was my partner and I's first time in Japan and this was our favourite stay out of all 4 hotels we stayed at. The staff were very helpful and kind. Location was very close to convinence stores and the train station was about a 5 minute walk. Tamachi is beautiful, we loved coming back here after a long day of hustle and bustle in the main areas of Tokyo. We opted for the traditional breakfast option although Chinese, it was a great experience. Couldn't recommend enough.

There's nothing we didn't like however we are both 6'3ft+ (VERY TALL) people and coming to Japan we knew that it wasn't going to be the most comfortable stay. But honestly, out of all the hotels we stayed at this was the most comfortable we came to find out lol.