APA酒店〈茅场町八丁堀站前〉

Awesome, perfect. I had a great stay.

Good location. However, be careful you dont try and check in at the wrong location. The hotels are very close to each other. Breakfast at Dennys was reasonable, thats where you need to go for that.

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A little smaller than expected but a good crash pad for our stay in Tokyo.

Enjoyed my stay here! Friendly staff and clean room!

Small rooms with difficult bed configuration. Difficult for the inside person. No room for luggage other than under the bed.

I like the coupons they offer for free breakfast.

Amazin. I forgot a jacket and they kept it for me. Picked it up a few days later. Great communication with staff

Great location.

Worth the price

Loved our stay and wish we stayed longer! Very clean, friendly staff and wonderful room! Definitely recommend staying here no matter the duration of stay!

This hotel is close to Tokyo station, T

Good

Though small it was very comfortable, no interference from staff, clean linen left at door every day, everything supplied.

I will always say how much I love APA hotels when travelling in Japan. The staff were great, the room was clean, it was safe, there were lots of things to walk to, and transportation was easy to navigate.

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Good location and great stat.

Rooms aren’t that big but it’s the perfect place to stay for a single person or couple. Not too expensive either. $650 allowed me to stay in Japan for two weeks and always have a place to comeback too. Thanks Apa hotel (kayobacho- hachibori-chuo, Tokyo).

Staying here was a mistake marred by rude staff knocking on my door like a madman for what reason, i have no idea. I was sleeping and thought there was some emergency only to be asked a rude question by a supposed staff member “do you have any problem” What kind of hotel staff knocks loudly on doors and asks a direct question like that without an apology? Very rude Indian guy who should be reprimanded and retrained in customer service. I will surely inform all my associates to avoid this hotel like the plague when visiting Tokyo. The open air hallway makes for an unrestful sleep, and the doors do not close softly.

Room was way to small