location was best

smell of smoke

The location was awesome. It is close to the train (4 min walk) and it is in the middle of bustling night life. It appears to be a place where locals and tourists hang out after a long day's work. It is also very central to all our activities. The room is small, but ok for 2 adults and a child. You only have room to have 1 suitcase open for daily use. It is extremely clean. The beds are very comfortable, but the feather pillows become very flat. I would definitely stay here again if I were to come back to Tokyo.

The laundry did not work well and only 1 out of the 3 dryers were in service. 30 minutes allotment definitely did not dry our clothes. There was a smell in the lobby of the Vintage side of the hotel, but it comes and goes. This smell is present throughout all of Tokyo outdoors.

I stayed several times at this hotel, it's very convenient to travel where you want to go, the train station is nearby, a few steps away, and still a discovery. We happened to go to Shibuya and Shinjuku a single ride from that station which we didn't know before. The room that we booked was great but housekeeping I don't know if that was supposed to be. Overall, our stay was wonderful.

The housekeeping, even though you put the note outside the door, yes, they took care of the bathroom & the bed, but the table will remain uncleaned by those plastic containers you used for your meals. It was on the table because it didn't fit in the trash bin and it had some food rubbish.

Hotel is well located among shops and restaurants, and close to the station. I believe the staff were expats, as they spoke perfect English and helped as best they could.

Room was very small, very hard to not touch the toilet every time you walk in and out of the bathroom. Note there is no air-conditioned in winter (two people in a small carpeted room can get very warm without the heater). We had to open the window to get cold air in, but there was too much outside noise to keep it open through the night.

The staff is extremely helpful and patient. The hotel has staff who can speak English and Chinese very well. The location is clean and the bed is comfortable. The location is very close to Tokyo metro 丸ノ内 and 銀座 line thus very convenient for public transport travels . *I accidentally forgot one of my personal belongings after checking out. The staff is extremely helpful where they attempt to deliver it to my next hotel. Shoutout to them!

It’s not exactly something I don’t like, but for a 190cm guys the bathroom space is quite limited. But the place being very clean and the good location definitely compensated this.

Perfect location to the train station and a 7eleven across the road. Lovely staff, cute little “shop” in the entrance for you to go collect any toiletries that you need. We accidentally left our passports in the safe in our room. The hotel contacted us straight away but as we had travelled to Osaka, it wasn’t possible for us to go back. They mailed them to our hotel in Osaka. They communicate with the other hotel and our passports arrived the next day. Absolutely brilliant and really saved us, we didn’t even realise we had left them.

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This was a compact room for 4 in the Centurion Vintage Annex, crowded for 4 but probably very comfortable for 2 or 3. The room was clean and well prepared, and the beds were comfortable. The staff were very nice and helped us get a cab to the airport. The location is fantastic, with many wonderful restaurants, convenience stores, and subway lines nearby. There is a nice large lobby with a microwave--good for people who want to stay up while their roommates sleep in or go to bed. There were fresh yukata to wear while relaxing in the room. Excellent shower.

With the 3rd and 4th beds made up, the desk, stool, refrigerator, and teapot were cut off from the rest of the room. There were no closets, dressers, or extra chairs. We all had to live out of our suitcases and sit on our beds. There was a useful coffee table which doubled as a suitcase rack. For 4 people, we had 2 keys, and one key was needed to activate the lights, so if, say, the keeper of the second key was asleep, it would be awkward for one person to go out. Perhaps the hotel could provide teabags in the rooms with the tea kettle rather than in the lobby.

This is a typical Japanese Business Hotel. Most foreigners would be somewhat surprised by the size of the room especially is your an overweight person which i am not.

The water temperature of the spa is 2 degrees higher than most of the other similar hotels throughout Japan. The temperature was 42.9 where most hotels as I say throughout Japan is 41 degrees. I've been going to Japan every year for 45 years at least once or twice a year .

This is really the best location, 2 minutes walk from Akasaka Mitsuke station and surrounded by pubs, cafes, and restaurants it's perfectly situated. The staff is friendly and always helpful.

The sento used to be included (and not time limited) and a yukata used to be given daily in your room. It was really disappointing to see those things now being paid and time limited.

Very clean western style hotel. Very friendly and helpful staff, very professional. Room size is avarage, rather generous for Tokyo. Grocery nearby, restaurants plenty. Somehow this part of the city is never mentioned in the recommendations, but you have access to 6 different metro lines via the three nearest stations. Very good and central place to reach any part of Tokyo.