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Cute boutique rooms, we were on L8 and had a nice big window with a small balcony. Loved the natural light. All staff spoke English. Please note that the bathroom is in the centre of the room, right next to the bed, with clear glass around it (you could close curtains/blinds but could still see through a bit) and opposite a mirror - fine for solo travellers but not much privacy for room-sharing. Great location, around the corner from Don Quijote Mega/H&M/Starbucks and short walking distance to Shibuya station/Scramble Square, shops etc. It's on the edge of 'Love Hotel Hill' and there are plenty of clubs and bars around - great location for some nightlife but also not too loud - we could hear a bit of club noise until about 1am on Friday night but it wasn't too bad, the windows are mostly soundproof. Enjoyed our 2 free water bottles and pottery tea cups in the room. Nice double wardrobe. Double bed was big enough for 2 middle-sized adults and there was plenty of room on the bench for our 2 bags, plus an extra suitcase stand. Would stay again.

Super

Helpful staff, clean and spacious room. Would definitely recommend. Will return here on our next trip!

Overall good. Area is intense but very good location otherwise. Room is missing cosy lighting.

Was a bit noisy in the area, but not the fault of the hotel. Otherwise was good

For Tokyo the room was a good size. The staff were excellent andcvery helpful. We loved the area that the hotel was in. Station and Shibuya Crossing a few minutes wslk awsy. Lots of choice of restaurants and bars nearby. We loved the little bar across the road from the hotel. We met many lovely people there whilst stitting on stools at the bar.

Clean safe

Very clean, convenient loaction

Excellent location! Literally around the corner from shopping and Shibuya Crossing. Room was clean, had a closet for storage and staff were friendly and helpful. The bathroom/shower area is a big cubed glass window with curtains (just be prepared when traveling with family). For those booking due to the anime themeing, like me, just know that is only on floor 2 if you would like to request in advance. There is a 7-11 feet away which is nice for quick snacks and exchange of $/ATM use.

Convenient location if you need to stay in Shibuya area. There's a karaoke nearby that we heard people sing at 5 am the 2 nights we stayed. The rooms are tiny but have what you need I found the bathroom inconvenient to get in and out of because of a step and door which isn't great if you have mobility issues. Loved the motion sensor lights If you arrive from main street by train station ok walk but on first night we approached from the back road and it was a hike We wanted to stay in Shibuya area but it's where we saw the most intoxicated people of the whole trip. Still super safe though

The neighbourhood was great, walking distance to the Shibuya station which had connections to multiple subway lines as well as the Narita Express train to the airport. There were tons of restaurants nearby and easy to get to other parts of Tokyo by subway. The hotel lobby was nice, but the room was tiny, even by Japan standards. It was the tiniest of the 3 hotels during our trip to Japan, I believe it was 100 sq feet. The room was also in need of small upgrades and although it was rather clean, it was not perfectly clean and had a bit of a damp smell to it. I read some other reviews about noise coming from the bar across the street. This bar is very noisy but luckily we were not facing the front so we did not hear any noise. This hotel does not have breakfast, nor a restaurant.

They will charge you for everything

Great location, rooms really good. Nice toiletries. No real hotel facilities and service.

Good location, can be slightly loud at night but didn’t cause any problems.

Good location in Shibuya. Not far from Shibuya crossing and subway station. Walkable from the airport bus stop, although a little challenging with luggage because of the amount of people and small hills.

Very noisy bar across the street that was open all night.

Small room but not a deal breaker. Everything is near.

We stayed at this hotel one night. With taxes, we paid 456.00 CAD. It might have been worth 150.00 at most. Its a small room, this is fairly standard at most hotels in Japan, so expected that. No amenities in the room, you could pick them up at the front desk, fine, for the cost, I think they could have put them in the room. Other hotels we stayed at for less, were always stocked. It’s obviously an old hotel and it was not that clean in the rooms. There is no bedside table or light. There is also only one plugin beside the bed. It’s a small convenience most hotels have. There is a ledge above the bed, so used that to leave my phone. Our hallway was bright and cheery, which was lovely, but the floor our friends were on was black. It was a bit off putting for them. It’s definitely a party area too. I mean that is great people are having a good time for sure! However, there were hotels in the area that rented rooms by the hour. I mean it said to rest for short periods of time, but I’m not sure that’s the intent. It is close to the train station and many bars and restaurants. It feels like a shady area though. If I had known more about the Shibuya area, we probably would not have stayed there and just took a train to visit. Back to the staff,when we checked in, it was quick and efficient. There was what looked like a lounge area, so we thought we’d have a drink. We asked the front staff and were told it was for pancakes only or go ask ourselves. In short I don’t recommend it

Great Stay !

The area was amazing along with the staff. However the hotel feels aged and might need to be updated.