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remm Roppongi

remm Roppongi

4.5/5218 Reviews
Akasaka/Robbongi/Azabu
The hotel is VERY small, too small. We booked the biggest room which was stated as 24 sqm. When we first entered into the room we were shocked. This was the smallest room we have ever stayed. Two small beds had to put next to each other, otherwise you can't walk in. And there was no seating area for you to rest unless you sit on the bed. Luggage cannot be opened in the room freely and we had to make our way to adjust that. We paid almost aud$300 per night and the whole experience was disappointing. Service was very friendly and location was good. But because the room was too small, we cannot enjoy our stay in the hotel. Almost everything is self serviced, they don't even have lotion and cotton tip.
remm Plus Ginza

remm Plus Ginza

4.4/5225 Reviews
Ginza/Tsukiji/Shinbashi
The room, albeit compact, maintains a tidy appearance. However, guests staying at lower levels may experience discomfort due to audible traffic noise from the adjacent main road. Only accommodations on higher floors offer a ”city view”; otherwise, the perspective is predominantly of the road. The location is commendable but not without its drawbacks. It necessitates a roughly 10-minute walk from the nearest metro station to the hotel. Despite this, the station's convenience facilitates swift access to various city areas. The vicinity of Ginza lacks a significant presence of chain restaurants, leading to a scenario where dining options tend to be premium-priced. The service quality is noteworthy, with staff proficient in English, enhancing the guest experience. A notable service includes the willingness to store luggage for a few hours post-checkout, adding to the convenience. Regarding amenities, the hotel's offerings are somewhat restricted, with the absence of microwaves and coin-operated laundry machines being notable limitations.
remm Tokyo Kyobashi

remm Tokyo Kyobashi

4.6/5149 Reviews
Tokyo Station/Nihonbashi/Akihabara/Kinshicho
Remm Tokyo Koyobashi is just 7 steps away from stepping your first feet into the metro station. Definitely a good choice for business travellers and leisure travellers. Room is small but cozy enough to feel like back to your sweet college dorm. Highly recommended!
Dai-Ichi Hotel Ryogoku

Dai-Ichi Hotel Ryogoku

4.4/5203 Reviews
The hotel is in great condition, and it’s with Muji style. just that the room is a bit too small. Love the free snacks provided after hot bath.
Daiichi Inn Ikebukuro

Daiichi Inn Ikebukuro

4.3/5504 Reviews
Ikebukuro/Itabashi/Nerima
The housekeeper was very nice :( She will clean our room asap once we leave and top up everything that we have used. The receptionists on the other hand were not so friendly. Its true that the location is very creepy with all the youngsters hanging out while smoking/drinking outside but never once we feel threatened by the surroundings. Definitely would book here for upcoming trips! familymart downstairs is our every night go to 🩷
Remm Akihabara

Remm Akihabara

4.5/5167 Reviews
1. The location is Excellent! --＞ Just next to Train station once you come out from Akihabara JR Station. 2. Room are Tidy Up but the Toilet not really well keep but still acceptable for me. 3. Bed is big enough for 2 Adult and 2 Kids (10 & 11 year Old). 4. I like the Mini Massage Chair it is so good as after shop for whole day then can take massage inside de room. 5. All Machine Check-in and Check-out but they still have staff help you in the front desk. 6. By walking distance you can reach Ueon! 7. No laundry service it is the most issue for me. Another this your may need to take note with it is the hotel entrance not really very see very clear it is just next to the coffee store.

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