I'm a traveling musician and was staying there on a short tour. The rooms are like little studio apartments with a mini kitchen and washing/dryer machine. Showers are excellent, water pressure is epic. It's always booked because for the value, you can't beat it in Shibuya. Awesome!

My room was more of a serviced studio apartment than a hotel. The bedding was not changed every day. The room had a washing machine with a drier and English instructions can be obtained at the reception. I used this quite a lot since I was jogging around and it was raining a lot.

The hotel is just a short walk from Shibuya station which is one of the busiest places in the world, but still located in a very quiet location itself.

The breakfast could be improved though. The variety is very limited and each day you eat the same thing.

I recently stayed here for 4 nights on a work trip. I basically used the room only to sleep, and I found it quite convenient and relaxing to stay here. It's off the beaten track in shibuya so it is nice and quiet. The room is self-sustaining and not too small. The bed was comfy, and there was free green tea and an electric tea kettle in the room. Mornings felt kind of like being at home making tea and listening to the news! There is also a great little market across the street to grab snacks or meals when you are pressed for time. Coffee shop around the corner is great too serving a VERY strong americano! Almost like NYC coffee :) Good restaurants on the back street behind the hotel. Very quaint and quiet street. Also within walking distance to the lovely Dikanyama neighborhood. I enjoyed my stay here and would recommend if you are on a budget and wanting to stay in shibuya!

I stayed at the one located close to the JR station. I arrived at 2.00pm and was advised that check-in was not until 3pm, so I waited in the lobby until 3pm as I had no where to go and had 2 large suitcases with me. I was able to use the free wifi in this time. I then asked the receptionist at 3pm if my room was ready and she told me to keep waiting, I was finally able to check-in at 3.20pm.
I knew the room was going to be small, but this hotel actually seemed more reasonably roomy compared to other hotels I have stayed at in Tokyo. The room has a kettle and fridge and stove top as well.
I ended up checking out a day early because I felt so uncomfortable in the room, it did not feel clean and my room stank. There is a lot of clubs in the area so the free breakfast voucher you get for a cafe downstairs is usually filled with drunk people making scenes generally making the place feel unsafe. I would only recommend this hotel for its location and price, but you defenitly get what you pay for hear. The free wifi is only available in the lobby and not in the rooms. They have lovely reception staff and usually men at night and this did make me feel a bit safer.