Tokyo Hotel Guide - Tokyo Fire Museum hotels in Tokyo, Japan.

"Clean rooms and courtesy. The had and amble breakfast buffet. The bar had a great view and offerings. Perfect if you are staying in Shinjuku"

"Tiny rooms but nice location and lobby. Would stay again."

"Clean room daily and water bottle everyday"

"This Hotel far exceeded my expectations. My flight was canceled due to a snowstorm in the United States so I stayed in three of the room types offered. initially I was with my brother so we upgraded to a twin room on the east side of the building. This room was spacious with desk space two beds. When my brother left I down graded to a single bed room on the east side, the bed was bigger but the room was considerably smaller but still great for one person. This room did not have the best view out of the window. I then moved to a single in the main building and this room was similar to the single on the east side just seemed a little more updated with a better view. All rooms had electric tea kettle, mini fridge, and desk lamp. These are the normal things but the rooms are thoughtfully made with lighting controlled at the bed console that allows for tons of ways to set the perfect mood for how you are feeling. They provide shower caps, brushes, hair ties, q tips, and razors standard. Great liquid soap and the showers are well laid out with immediate hot water with a numbered dial for temperature. The hotel is close to multiple subway stations and close to restaurants, convenience stores, pharmacies, etc…. I would stay here again if it stayed in my budget."

"Goated"

"Clean rooms, and Japanese amenities. Nice basic rooms"

"Clean room, friendly staff, pajamas, toiletries provided and free coffee 24-7. Try the breakfast buffet at least once. "

"Clean, good location, and spacious! Was a great stay!"

"The staff were extremely courteous, the room was maintained very clean, and the breakfast options were great! The location was also extremely convenient. It was in a nice quiet location, but in close proximity to a number of subway stations."