Tokyo Hotel Guide - National Astronomical Observatory of Japan hotels in Tokyo, Japan.

"The owners are very attentive, and present the Ryokan as your being a guest in their home. The traditional tatami is clean and comfortable. Lots of art and Japanese mementos all over, make you feel that you are in aJapanese home. Hot baths too!"

"check in check out很方便"

"Accessible. Fair accommodation for the price. Would stay again"

"I had some issue with the water not working in their annex hotel , but staff contacted their other hotel, a short walk away where the water was on and I could shower. The rooms themselves, especially the bathrooms seem not quite dirty, but a little shoddy. If you're in a tight bind and need somewhere cheapish to stay, then it's fine. The staff are very polite and helpful"

"Great location — very convenient for family travel. There are lots of restaurants and shopping spots nearby. The breakfast was delicious. We had a wonderful time here!"

"I stayed 2 nights with valuable and enjoyed nice breakfast. I would definitely stay again when I come to Tokyo."

"I’ve stayed here multiple times now when visiting my Grandma who lives in Fuchu. Excellent hotel right next to the Keio Fuchu station with excellent food options all around."

"Just fabulous location, quiet, clean,,,,, I love this hotel, and staff."

"Pleasant stay"

"This is a small apartment. Fully set up for a stay, including cooking, washer dryer, small refrigerator. All direction for use is in Japanese. Easy walk to Kokubunji train station. Lots of good shopping. Small convenience st I re close by. Unless you are comfortable with dealing with ll anguage issues in the apartment, I would suggest a "regular" hotel."

"convenient place, moredate equipment"

"Great experience overall and great location near train station."

"スタッフの方がとても親切でした。"

"The staff was nice but the facility is old and moldy everywhere. We couldn’t find any other hotels that were available to we stayed but I don’t think I would stay there again because of how old and moldy it was. "