Wow this hotel ticks everything in my list. Location- just beside the famous Sensoji temple and food alley every directions. Very good clean and big mineral bath onsen. Soooo good after long cold rainy day of walking. FREE ramen and coffee machine, yakult and ice cream daily. Great great massage chair and FREE washing machine. Only 4 but I always manage to use it. 100yen only for 30mins dryer. Staff is lovely, they actually wiped down your luggage wheels! Its to protect their tatami...
Wow this hotel ticks everything in my list. Location- just beside the famous Sensoji temple and food alley every directions. Very good clean and big mineral bath onsen. Soooo good after long cold rainy day of walking. FREE ramen and coffee machine, yakult and ice cream daily. Great great massage chair and FREE washing machine. Only 4 but I always manage to use it. 100yen only for 30mins dryer. Staff is lovely, they actually wiped down your luggage wheels! Its to protect their tatami...
Check in at kiosk with staff around to assist, but it went smoothly. Room was spacious and comfy with modern amenities like a smart tv. Fresh towels delivered daily. Really enjoyed my stay here, and looking forward to stay here again when I’m in Tokyo
Check in at kiosk with staff around to assist, but it went smoothly. Room was spacious and comfy with modern amenities like a smart tv. Fresh towels delivered daily. Really enjoyed my stay here, and looking forward to stay here again when I’m in Tokyo
Hotel was conveniently sandwiched between the big three convenience stores (7/11, Lawson and FamilyMart which is literally on the 2nd floor of the hotel). There's also a Donki store at the opposite side too! Really thankful as well that the hotel was minutes away from Kinshicho train station which is conveniently 3 stops away from Akihabara. It made travelling around tokyo much easier compared to our other stays when we last visited Japan.
Room was clean and spacious( we got a queen sized bed)...
Hotel was conveniently sandwiched between the big three convenience stores (7/11, Lawson and FamilyMart which is literally on the 2nd floor of the hotel). There's also a Donki store at the opposite side too! Really thankful as well that the hotel was minutes away from Kinshicho train station which is conveniently 3 stops away from Akihabara. It made travelling around tokyo much easier compared to our other stays when we last visited Japan.
Room was clean and spacious( we got a queen sized bed)...
Jean
Reviewed February 9, 2024Reviewed February 9, 2024
This is a very property which has a good self check-in and check-out kiosk.
Staffs are around to guide u along too.
The rooms are pretty decent in size and it has a huge TV too.
There is a small public bath which is bonus for guest.
A 4min walk to the Ginza Line train station with handful of convenience stores nearby as well a local Japanese supermarket chain. Eateries are plentiful in the vicinity too.
This is a very property which has a good self check-in and check-out kiosk.
Staffs are around to guide u along too.
The rooms are pretty decent in size and it has a huge TV too.
There is a small public bath which is bonus for guest.
A 4min walk to the Ginza Line train station with handful of convenience stores nearby as well a local Japanese supermarket chain. Eateries are plentiful in the vicinity too.
Kok
Reviewed February 17, 2023Reviewed February 17, 2023
This is really a family-friendly hotel - the room we stayed in was huge (2 queen sized beds with a 2 bunk beds) and the hotel was really conveniently located. We could walk to Akihabara and it was literally only 4-5 stops from Ginza - or a 15-20 minute taxi ride (which cost about 2700 yen).
Ella was really superb too - I had booked a room which I originally thought was sufficient for my family of 3 adults and 1 baby but we quickly found out that the bed situation was not ideal for my pregnant...
This is really a family-friendly hotel - the room we stayed in was huge (2 queen sized beds with a 2 bunk beds) and the hotel was really conveniently located. We could walk to Akihabara and it was literally only 4-5 stops from Ginza - or a 15-20 minute taxi ride (which cost about 2700 yen).
Ella was really superb too - I had booked a room which I originally thought was sufficient for my family of 3 adults and 1 baby but we quickly found out that the bed situation was not ideal for my pregnant...
Rooms are on the smaller side, but sufficient. The communal kitchen/lounge area makes up for it, if you need somewhere to chill that is not your room. Stayed over Christmas & New Year and they'd organised some celebrations (Soba for New Years, free drink at Christmas) to bring people together which was a nice touch. Good location and staff were helpful. Overall, would recommend WPU.
Rooms are on the smaller side, but sufficient. The communal kitchen/lounge area makes up for it, if you need somewhere to chill that is not your room. Stayed over Christmas & New Year and they'd organised some celebrations (Soba for New Years, free drink at Christmas) to bring people together which was a nice touch. Good location and staff were helpful. Overall, would recommend WPU.
The onsen at the 18th floor opens till 2AM and the outdoors version allows one to sit in the water to gaze at the night sky.
The room was also very clean and there is daily housekeeping. 2 small packets of snacks are also provided in the room.
A humidifier/purifier is also provided.
The tatami and wooden flooring is also much appreciated, limiting the dust in the room.
The breakfast in the dining room at 1st floor is almost a must.
In house coin operated laundry costs 200 yen (~SGD2) to wash...
The onsen at the 18th floor opens till 2AM and the outdoors version allows one to sit in the water to gaze at the night sky.
The room was also very clean and there is daily housekeeping. 2 small packets of snacks are also provided in the room.
A humidifier/purifier is also provided.
The tatami and wooden flooring is also much appreciated, limiting the dust in the room.
The breakfast in the dining room at 1st floor is almost a must.
In house coin operated laundry costs 200 yen (~SGD2) to wash...
Melvyn
Reviewed December 11, 2022Reviewed December 11, 2022
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