Hotels in Tokyo

I stayed at this hotel with my husband and our two kids. The twin room was reasonably spacious for the four of us. The hotel's location is very strategic, with a combini, McDonald's, and a train station nearby. It's also within walking distance of the city center, making it easy to go shopping. When leaving, we appreciated the direct airport limousine bus service from the hotel. However, we experienced a small issue with the bus. A staff member asked us to get off at the bus terminal, possibly due to a miscommunication. Hopefully, this will not happen again, and it would be helpful if the hotel had a designated bus ticketing staff to assist the guests.

When we checked in, the staff informed us that we could have late check out until 2 PM. But at 10 AM, we got a call to check out now and had to pay 1000Y for every hour of late check out.

To reach the hotel entrance, just cross the street from Keisei Station Ikenohata exit gate.

The hotel does not provide water and tea coffee for drink, distance from station around 10 min by foot, I think there is no shop or cafe around the hotel, only 7eleven

I stayed for 5 days during Christmas. The room was small but it's enough for one.

Great location. Opposite of Aburasoba!

I think apa hotel so far is good.

This is my third time staying in this hotel. The 1st and 2nd experiences were great, but this time we were upset with the check-in charge they applied to us without notice.

The main reason I chose this hotel was the direct access from the airport. The Limousine airport bus stops right at this hotel's lobby. Everything else is quite standard. Nice neighborhood, central but not in the busiest part of the city. I must say the room and the bathroom were tiny, but well equipped. I guess when you're in Japan you just have to get used to small spaces. I might stay there again though.

Amazing place to stay with peace and happiness 😊