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Richmond Hotel Tokyo Musashino
4.1/576 Reviews

Richmond Hotel Tokyo Musashino

Musashino|2.65km from Musashi-Seki Station
I used it for my child's exam. It was not close to the station and not far ... It was about a distance. I had dinner in the morning, but the food in the restaurant was delicious and the children were very satisfied. The room was clean and the desk was large, so it seemed easy to study. The bedding on the airweave was comfortable, and even I couldn't sleep when the pillows were always changed, so I could rest slowly. Amenity can be obtained at the front desk, but I was very happy with the pack. I would like to use other hotels in the series.
Kichijoji Tokyu Rei Hotel
4.6/5107 Reviews

Kichijoji Tokyu Rei Hotel

Musashino|2.9km from Musashi-Seki Station

Latest booking 9 hrs ago

It's very good. The hotel is on the fourth and first floor. If you don't see the counter when you enter, you might wonder if you're on the wrong track. The actual counter is on the fourth floor! Next to the counter on the fourth floor ”next to the elevator” there are bathroom toiletries ”bath balls, razors, cotton swabs, etc.” which are very good. You can also store your luggage at the counter! This is more convenient! People who stay because of travel are in great need! And there’s no extra charge! Worth a thumbs up! The nearby business district is also very convenient It's very quick to walk to the subway, Don Quixote and other drug stores! The highlight is the Ghibli Museum, which only takes 15 minutes to walk. You can also pass by Mitsui Park and take a look at the ecology there! Very nice!

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Kichijoji Excel Hotel Tokyu
4.5/559 Reviews

Kichijoji Excel Hotel Tokyu

Musashino|2.39km from Musashi-Seki Station
Kichijoji is where I used to live and where I usually stay when I come to see friends from the countryside, where I retired as a senior citizen. There are stylish small windows lined up on the other side of the atrium outside the window, and I like that it somehow resembles a Scandinavian hotel, but not an American one. It's also great that there is ”Aburi-dokoro Musashi”, which is famous for its fish board paintings, in the neighborhood. Christmas is almost here! Happy new year everyone!
Richmond Hotel Tokyo Musashino
4.1/576 Reviews

Richmond Hotel Tokyo Musashino

Musashino|2.65km from Musashi-Seki Station
I used it for my child's exam. It was not close to the station and not far ... It was about a distance. I had dinner in the morning, but the food in the restaurant was delicious and the children were very satisfied. The room was clean and the desk was large, so it seemed easy to study. The bedding on the airweave was comfortable, and even I couldn't sleep when the pillows were always changed, so I could rest slowly. Amenity can be obtained at the front desk, but I was very happy with the pack. I would like to use other hotels in the series.
Kichijoji Tokyu Rei Hotel
4.6/5107 Reviews

Kichijoji Tokyu Rei Hotel

Musashino|2.9km from Musashi-Seki Station

Latest booking 9 hrs ago

It's very good. The hotel is on the fourth and first floor. If you don't see the counter when you enter, you might wonder if you're on the wrong track. The actual counter is on the fourth floor! Next to the counter on the fourth floor ”next to the elevator” there are bathroom toiletries ”bath balls, razors, cotton swabs, etc.” which are very good. You can also store your luggage at the counter! This is more convenient! People who stay because of travel are in great need! And there’s no extra charge! Worth a thumbs up! The nearby business district is also very convenient It's very quick to walk to the subway, Don Quixote and other drug stores! The highlight is the Ghibli Museum, which only takes 15 minutes to walk. You can also pass by Mitsui Park and take a look at the ecology there! Very nice!

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Kichijoji Excel Hotel Tokyu

Kichijoji Excel Hotel Tokyu

4.5/559 Reviews
Kichijoji is where I used to live and where I usually stay when I come to see friends from the countryside, where I retired as a senior citizen. There are stylish small windows lined up on the other side of the atrium outside the window, and I like that it somehow resembles a Scandinavian hotel, but not an American one. It's also great that there is ”Aburi-dokoro Musashi”, which is famous for its fish board paintings, in the neighborhood. Christmas is almost here! Happy new year everyone!
Richmond Hotel Tokyo Musashino

Richmond Hotel Tokyo Musashino

4.1/576 Reviews
I used it for my child's exam. It was not close to the station and not far ... It was about a distance. I had dinner in the morning, but the food in the restaurant was delicious and the children were very satisfied. The room was clean and the desk was large, so it seemed easy to study. The bedding on the airweave was comfortable, and even I couldn't sleep when the pillows were always changed, so I could rest slowly. Amenity can be obtained at the front desk, but I was very happy with the pack. I would like to use other hotels in the series.
Kichijoji Tokyu Rei Hotel

Kichijoji Tokyu Rei Hotel

4.6/5107 Reviews
It's very good. The hotel is on the fourth and first floor. If you don't see the counter when you enter, you might wonder if you're on the wrong track. The actual counter is on the fourth floor! Next to the counter on the fourth floor ”next to the elevator” there are bathroom toiletries ”bath balls, razors, cotton swabs, etc.” which are very good. You can also store your luggage at the counter! This is more convenient! People who stay because of travel are in great need! And there’s no extra charge! Worth a thumbs up! The nearby business district is also very convenient It's very quick to walk to the subway, Don Quixote and other drug stores! The highlight is the Ghibli Museum, which only takes 15 minutes to walk. You can also pass by Mitsui Park and take a look at the ecology there! Very nice!
Yumenoya

Yumenoya

3.2/53 Reviews
1. How should I put it? The house is old and still being renovated. There is no front desk. When I met a few guys (probably staff members) who were working on the house, they didn’t know English at all, so communication was very difficult. 2. This location is far from the subway, a fifteen-minute walk. It is next to the track, which is very noisy. The location is remote and there are many mosquitoes. 3. There is no charge for a washing machine in the house. There is no dryer. I was told that there was one nearby when I walked out, but I couldn’t find it. 4. The sound insulation is very poor. You have to go to Shinjuku to go to any subway station. It is not recommended to stay here if you are traveling. The transportation cost and time are really not recommended. 5. How can I put it this way? If you want to experience suburban life, you have enough time. It’s okay to wander around. You can cook and there are many small shops and convenience stores to eat. It’s not as convenient as a hotel when traveling.
Enzo Tokyo

Enzo Tokyo

3.7/59 Reviews
Convenient transportation, clean and well equipped.
Mitaka City Hotel

Mitaka City Hotel

3.7/523 Reviews
Almost the only choice around Sanying Station, it is also a great opportunity to experience the Japanese-style hotel. Located in the Sanying Station business district, food, clothing, housing and transportation are particularly convenient. The distance to the head of the well suitable for hiking is only more than two kilometers. I believe that I will choose to continue family travel here in the next two years.

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