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"The hotel is close to shopping and major activities. The property is cleaning and safe. The laundry at site is convenient. Overall, it was good stay. "

"It's a business hotel with a good breakfast and friendly staff. Exactly what I needed, with ready access to Ohorikoen."

"I stayed three times during my trip. The first and second time the rooms were pretty basic. The third time when I stayed 2 nights I had the Double Superior room which was a definite upgrade from the previous standard rooms. All rooms have a nice soaking bathtub with bath additives and a lot of amenities including coffee, tea and bottled water. The even numbered rooms have better views. The service overall at the hotel was excellent from cloak service, cashier, lobby assistance, and restaurant. The hotel is very conveniently located to the Tenjin station and convenience stores, shopping and restaurants. My flight was in the evening, so I asked for a late checkout which was just for a couple of hours at ¥2000 per hour. I would definitely stay here again! "

"This is my 2 nd time to book this hotel. Definitely good location and brilliant services "

"Very classy hotel with great amenities and choices of restruants and bars. "

"(First and foremost, you will need to hear from the owner via email or text for your door code and instructions to check in because it’s not a normal hotel. I’ve left feedback already on improving the system so just be aware.) The Stay: If you want to experience Japan to its fullest, then this spot is for you. This is basically an apartment complex turned into hotel. Once you check in, you are granted a key and now have your own Japanese apartment. From head to toe, it has the works; shoes off at the doorway, traditional bathroom and kitchen, balcony, and enough sleeping room for 3 people. As for space, it’s like a studio apartment in the US and that was fine for me. If you want to experience what it would be like to have an apartment, this is perfect. There’s a konbini right around the corner and it’s a short walk to the bus and subway station. Because it is traditional, the walls are a little thin so be mindful of your noise. Aside from that and the check in procedure, it was a nice stay and I would do it again if I’m in the area. Also there was a coin washer and dryer on site too, 400 yen total."