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"This is a gem on the quieter side of town. We stayed here for a quick trip to the Disney parks. It is close to the train and bus stations where you can easily catch transportation in and out of Disney parks. We loved the market across the street and many convenience stores. It was pleasantly clean and a great home away from home. Thank you! "

"The breakfast had great selection, very good"

"Hotel was very clean and inviting! Staff was very friendly!"

"Stayed for Disney but probably easier to catch an Uber for Disney Sea. "

"would stay again"

"My room was disgusting! The room smelled like mold and mildrew as soon as you walk in! It had my chest and my chold's chest hurting really bad. Opened up the side of the air purifier to find mold. There was mold all in the shower. Including around all the shower curtain rings and behind the toilet. There was dark stains all over the covers. We slept with the window open, fully clothed, on top of the covers. We only stayed because it was only for a few hours before we left for the airport. "

"Perfect location for budget stay in Tokyo: next to train station and Lawson convenience store. Two stops from Disneyland Resort. Clean, quiet, nice staff. "

"I picked this property for the price and shuttle to Disneyland. The check-in was super easy and the front desk was nice and welcoming. I felt welcomed. The room was clean, beds were oh so comfortable. The toilet and shower were in separate rooms so that was convenient. Fresh towels and toiletries provided daily and the beds were made daily. There is a shuttle to Disneyland and Disney Sea. There is a shuttle just a few minutes walk away to Haneda Airport but you have to make a reservation. There is a 24 hr Lawsons connected to the hotel. Overall, we enjoyed our stay. I recommend staying at this hotel. "

"Not really. If you wanted to cook you'd need to get cooking utensils etc., however, there are so many shops, restaurants and takeaways immediately outside there is no need to cook."