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"The staff were excellent so helpful, kind and would do all they could to help."

"dirty"

"Cleaning in rooms need improvement."

"Clean room, comfortable bed, helpful staff , great location!"

"The location of the hotel is in the center of Tokyo where it is a short walk or subway ride to all the famous tourist spots. The staff is friendly and the amenities are great! I don't know if this is normal in Japan, but as an American, I really appreciated the free toothbrush and toothpaste! It's the little things! Yes, the rooms are rather small, but they are clean and serve their main purpose = a place to keep your belongings and sleep. Trust me, there are so many things to do in Tokyo, you will likely spend most of the day exploring this mega city! Thank you APA hotel and staff! I will be back!"

"The staff and specially the hotel manager were very helpful and nice."

"The room was clean but could use a bathroom upgrade. The hotel gym is not a gym. Should be a called a room with a treadmill and three random exercise machines. Buffet breakfast is excellent. Staff is very helpful. Washer & dryer are smaller and take a while to clean/dry. "

"Location is great adjacent to Ginza shopping area. Area is safe and quiet. Room is not tiny and clean. Everything is great. Breakfast is delicious too!"

"As this was our first visit to Japan, we wanted to find a hotel that was close to the train station and had fairly large rooms. Daiichi Hotel Tokyo was the best choice for us! We are a family of four and needed two rooms close together, if possible. When we checked in, the front desk staff gave us two rooms that were connected. This was perfect for us! The hotel staff was so accommodating and nice. The rooms/bathrooms were clean, spacious and so comfortable. The hotel is beautiful and located very close to the Shimbashi Station and to many restaurants and shops. There are also several Konbinis (convenience stores) in the area and several restaurants within the hotel. Unfortunately, due to our busy itinerary, we didn't get a chance to try any of the restaurants. The only problem we had was with the elevators. We were located on floor 9 of 21. Each morning when leaving our room, the elevators were always full when it reached our floor. We needed to wait several minutes for an elevator with space for our family. There is only one set of elevators for guests and one of the elevators was being repaired. However, this was only a minor inconvenience, which did not lower my opinion of the hotel and it's staff. I would highly recommend Daiichi Hotel Tokyo for your future Tokyo visit."