For the price that is being charged, the hotel is up to par. It’s close to a train station and has several good restaurants around it. The wifi and other services were good as well.

The room is quite comfortable and spacious, with ample room for large suitcases to be easily opened on the floor. The toilet and shower are spotlessly clean. The bed is comfortable and spacious, accommodating two people comfortably. The hotel maintains a daily cleaning schedule and changes the sheets every third day (an eco-friendly practice). The location is excellent, situated close to Tokyo Station, Shinjuku, and Shibuya. There are also several affordable dining options nearby. For extended stays, there’s a nearby laundry facility (a 7-minute walk) that operates 24 hours a day. The surrounding area is exceptionally safe at night.

This is a no frill hotel. It’s clean and location is great. Walking distance to Yotsuya subway & not that far from the Tokyo train station. If u don’t want the hassle of changing subway & taking a taxi to Tokyo train station, it’s not too bad. We took the taxi today n it cost 2400 yen. I can’t say anything bad about the hotel. Staff is nice & polite. I don’t have any particular great stuff to say about the hotel either since it doesn’t have gym room, onsen or any facility that I can say marvelous. Lobby is small. I guess it’s typical of Tokyo. The stay fulfills our need. Not a fancy hotel. I don’t mind staying there again. But also won’t go out of my way to find this hotel to stay. I am neutral about this hotel. I do like the location, pretty convenient n plenty of eateries around.

Great location. Helpful staff. My only complaint was the WiFi connection in our room was very weak. Couldn’t get a good connection. We were in the 6th floor. Will stay in this hotel again.

Hotel Keihan advertises itself as a business hotel, but I stayed there as part of a leisure trip. The room is small, but comfortable enough. The greatest thing about this hotel is its location; it is conveniently located near the Yotsuya train station, and within walking distance of Shinjuku Gyoen, the Suga Shrine, and Motoakasaka. If you want to stay in central Tokyo this hotel is not a bad choice.

Well located. Minus points as we were refused tap water when we arrived off a 13.5 hour flight, and then charged Y1,000 to check in our room early when it was free. Both of these things are standard, both worldwide and elsewhere in Japan.

Close to the JR & subway station. The staff were friendly but the check-out time was not well managed and took extra time.

Amazing stay and staff was extremely nice and supportive.