I thought the staff tried incredibly hard to make this hotel experience wonderful--and they were successful!

I thought the staff tried incredibly hard to make this hotel experience wonderful--and they were successful!

It is a very basic hotel. For the price that I paid, I was excepting a little more in terms of comfort. I liked the onsen which I used once during my 5 days stay. The Starbucks reserve in front of the hotel was a surprise that we truly enjoyed. There are only 7 in the world. Big downfall was the connection to stations for public transportation. We had to use taxi several times. Another disappointment is that we had to pay $20 extra to use the sofa bed for my kiddos instead of them sleeping on tithe two twin beds. That was not mentioned until we were asked to pay extra. Overall, it is OK but I feel it was expensive compared to other options.

It is a very basic hotel. For the price that I paid, I was excepting a little more in terms of comfort. I liked the onsen which I used once during my 5 days stay. The Starbucks reserve in front of the hotel was a surprise that we truly enjoyed. There are only 7 in the world. Big downfall was the connection to stations for public transportation. We had to use taxi several times. Another disappointment is that we had to pay $20 extra to use the sofa bed for my kiddos instead of them sleeping on tithe two twin beds. That was not mentioned until we were asked to pay extra. Overall, it is OK but I feel it was expensive compared to other options.

Great amenities. Loved the onsen and the bathroom. The bed was comfortable. It’s a very convenient hotel. The 41 bus is only 2 minutes away and gets you right to Shibya.

Great amenities. Loved the onsen and the bathroom. The bed was comfortable. It’s a very convenient hotel. The 41 bus is only 2 minutes away and gets you right to Shibya.

I’m really glad I was able to stay in this hotel. I love the convenience of Starbucks Reserve Tokyo being across the street, and the beautiful cherry blossoms being at their door steps!!!

I’m really glad I was able to stay in this hotel. I love the convenience of Starbucks Reserve Tokyo being across the street, and the beautiful cherry blossoms being at their door steps!!!

Pros about the hotel are, quite neighborhood away from the busy city, room and bathroom were decent size, nice public bath house on the first floor. Cons not close to public transportation the closest train station is a 15 minute walk, the hotel is quiet old stained carpet and lots of dust, and they want to charge you for just about anything early or late chk out is 1000 per hour, if you use hot water for more than 30 they will charge, if you leave extra trash in the room they will charge you, and on top of that it wasn't a cheap hotel. So I definitely don't recommend it.

Pros about the hotel are, quite neighborhood away from the busy city, room and bathroom were decent size, nice public bath house on the first floor. Cons not close to public transportation the closest train station is a 15 minute walk, the hotel is quiet old stained carpet and lots of dust, and they want to charge you for just about anything early or late chk out is 1000 per hour, if you use hot water for more than 30 they will charge, if you leave extra trash in the room they will charge you, and on top of that it wasn't a cheap hotel. So I definitely don't recommend it.

Very comfortable. Just wish it was closer to the big attractions in Tokyo.

Very comfortable. Just wish it was closer to the big attractions in Tokyo.

As to the balcony, we never opened the windows but there appeared to be a small ledge you could stop out onto, but certainly not a chair or anything. The room was large and comfortable, the bathroom very nice with a washing machine. There was a sink/microwave/fridge in the entry way. And a reclining chair with footstool. We would certainly recommend anyone to stay here. And it was across the street from the Stabucks Roastery - a great experience.

As to the balcony, we never opened the windows but there appeared to be a small ledge you could stop out onto, but certainly not a chair or anything. The room was large and comfortable, the bathroom very nice with a washing machine. There was a sink/microwave/fridge in the entry way. And a reclining chair with footstool. We would certainly recommend anyone to stay here. And it was across the street from the Stabucks Roastery - a great experience.

Very well kept and affordable.

Very well kept and affordable.

Good

Good

It is a bit far from the train station, but it is fine if taking the bus to shibuya station. The environment is quiet and makes me feel good walking next to the river. Really enjoying to stay in this hotel.

It is a bit far from the train station, but it is fine if taking the bus to shibuya station. The environment is quiet and makes me feel good walking next to the river. Really enjoying to stay in this hotel.

I loved the location, the hotel keeps treating you with little surprise, like popsicles, tea, cook your self ramen or something like that. They were helpful as well. Thanks for a pleasant stay😊

I loved the location, the hotel keeps treating you with little surprise, like popsicles, tea, cook your self ramen or something like that. They were helpful as well. Thanks for a pleasant stay😊

I picked this place because it is literally right across the street from the Starbucks Reserve Roastery. Aside from that lovely perk, the hotel is great! The staff was very friendly and able to explain everything to me (a non-Japanese speaker). They provide some toiletries like toothbrush/toothpaste, combs, and disposable razor in the lobby and have shampoo, conditioner, and body wash on the room. The room was pretty spacious and clean. The room had a clean shirt, pants, and slippers that can be worn throughout the hotel which is nice when going to the public bath/sauna. The public bath is nice with a locker & key to store your items, body wash, shampoo, and conditioner at the stalls and razors, qtips, and hair tonic/lotion/one other in the dressing room. The hot tube was a nice temperature for relaxing. The free food, drinks, and snacks during certain times of the day was also very nice! I would definitely recommend this place to others.

I picked this place because it is literally right across the street from the Starbucks Reserve Roastery. Aside from that lovely perk, the hotel is great! The staff was very friendly and able to explain everything to me (a non-Japanese speaker). They provide some toiletries like toothbrush/toothpaste, combs, and disposable razor in the lobby and have shampoo, conditioner, and body wash on the room. The room was pretty spacious and clean. The room had a clean shirt, pants, and slippers that can be worn throughout the hotel which is nice when going to the public bath/sauna. The public bath is nice with a locker & key to store your items, body wash, shampoo, and conditioner at the stalls and razors, qtips, and hair tonic/lotion/one other in the dressing room. The hot tube was a nice temperature for relaxing. The free food, drinks, and snacks during certain times of the day was also very nice! I would definitely recommend this place to others.

Great location and neighborhood right near the river. And a short walk to the station.

Great location and neighborhood right near the river. And a short walk to the station.

Good service

Good service

Very friendly staff who did the outmost to give the best service during our three night stay. I lost my wallet my very first hour in Tokyo on our way walking down to Shibuya. With help from the staff from the hotel and Google translate we called the police and reported my wallet lost. Within 1 hour and 15 minutes the wallet was back in my hand and everything was still in there. This sunshine story says a lot about both the hotel staff and about the Japanese people and society. A bonus thing at Dormy Inn Express is the popsicle that you get for free every evening. A nice treat and gesture, especially when it is over 30 degrees outside and very humid.

Very friendly staff who did the outmost to give the best service during our three night stay. I lost my wallet my very first hour in Tokyo on our way walking down to Shibuya. With help from the staff from the hotel and Google translate we called the police and reported my wallet lost. Within 1 hour and 15 minutes the wallet was back in my hand and everything was still in there. This sunshine story says a lot about both the hotel staff and about the Japanese people and society. A bonus thing at Dormy Inn Express is the popsicle that you get for free every evening. A nice treat and gesture, especially when it is over 30 degrees outside and very humid.

Ok

Ok