Sun Hotel Hachioji Reviews

Much better than I expected. Beautiful morning sun. Near Seven-Eleven. 24-hour front desk. Kind old man. I didn't take a bath.

Suitable for business trips, good environment, facilities are a bit old, everything else is good

The network is too slow. It is so-so during the day and basically unusable at night.

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The building is old, but the bathroom and shower areas appear to have been recently renovated and were clean. There were no problems with the service or cleaning, so I had a very comfortable stay.

The rooms were well-cleaned and the front desk staff were friendly and helpful. And it was nice that the price was reasonable and I could stay there with peace of mind.

I decided to stay here because I felt nostalgic for living in this area when I was a student. The hotel has been renovated and the facilities are clean and well-maintained. The breakfast was better than I expected, with a wide variety of options and very delicious food. I ate a lot at my leisure.

The room was a little old, but the bathroom facilities were clean and nice.

It was equipped with only the minimum necessary, and I was able to spend my time there calmly. Thank you very much.

It was close to the station but in a quiet location. The room was clean and nice. However, there were disposable slippers so it was not a problem, but where was the other pair? I have never seen such old and dirty slippers. I left a note because I was staying for several nights, but in the end there were similar ones there.

At this price, I think more people would use it if breakfast was offered as a service.

On New Year's Day morning, I could see Mt. Fuji shining in the morning sun directly in front of me from my room, and it felt like I was watching the first sunrise of the year. I'm grateful for the wonderful start to the New Year. The staff at the front desk and in the restaurant were also very kind and friendly. I was also glad to see that the interior has been renovated.

Conveniently located in front of the station