Pros: The hotel's location @ Meguro Station is pretty darn good. If you're coming via Haneda Airport - take the grey line to Shinagawa (about 15 mnutes), then hop onto the green line to Meguro Station (about 7 minutes). Then you take the West Gate Exit, and walk for about 7 minutes to the hotel. - at least 4 convenience... More

It was so amazing to stay in the room with Mout Fuji view.You could see such nice view of Mount Fuji if you were placed in the certain room.(I have stayed Delax twin twice..only this time I was able to see the view)And according to the front staff, room on the opposite side you will got to see Tokyo tower.... More

I've been to Tokyo countless times but this is our first stay at this property. I found this hotel from the web where it was mentioned that the one time Peru Prime Minister Alberto Fujimori was the boyfriend of the hotel owner, and in fact he stayed at this property while in exile from Peru many years ago. With this... More

This hotel is actually closer to Meguro than Shinagawa, but means that it is on the Yamanote line, and therefore close to everything in Tokyo. Easy to find and easy to like. A clean and well looked after place. The lobby is impressive, and the Coi pond outside is nice. Rooms are big (for Tokyo), and well appointed. The lobby... More

This hotel is about 7 minutes walk from the JR Meguro train station - take the west exit from the station & turn right - the hotel is 3 blocks down on the left side of the road. It has non-smoking rooms in a non-smoking wing (some other 'non-smoking' hotel rooms in Japan have simply had the ashtray removed, so... More

This hotel is a terrific bargain in an expensive city. It's clean and attractive, with a small garden visible from the lobby. Rooms are small but not terrible by Japanese standards. Only a few blocks from the Yamanote Line so easy to get around the city. There are small restaurants and a grocery between the hotel and the station, and... More