Small room, but so is many things in Japan. Everything was clean and had everything I needed! Best of all, right smack in Shibuya! Heeeellllo! Robes, toiletries, and indoor slippers are provided in your room.

(travelled in July 2010)

We stayed here for 6 nights and it is so convenient to about 4 or 5 different train & subway lines. 200 metres from Shibuya Crossing as well. Lots of cute bars, food stalls and traditional japanese restaurants around the area plus lots of shopping stores. The hotel staff were so nice and helpful, always smiling and saying hi. Room was average size, but quiet decent for japanese sized rooms. TV, Air con and nice bathroom. Room always cleaned and not too noisy either. Over all very convenient and would happily stay here again for a fairly priced place in a popular area of Tokyo city. would stay here again!!

It was the first time for me to arrive in Tokyo. Prices are outrageous, but the city is stunning!
This hotel was booked for me, mainly for its value and location. About 200 US dollars per night for nothing more than a battery cage with a build in bath room is apparently a good deal...
The room was so small that I had no place to open a second suitcase. Everything in the room was mini, but it worked. Internet was fast and for free. The mini-bar was empty though and a coffee downstairs was 10 dollars(!). The breakfast in the restaurant was nice but not outstanding.
The bathroom was entirely plastic and a build in model. Very efficient probably, but I felt like being in a camper on a camping place.
The hotel's best asset is its location at only 3 minutes walking from the Shibuya train/subway station.

We stayed here primarily for the location, and we weren't disappointed. It's right in the middle of the huge shopping district of Shibuya, a few blocks from the main station. That meant that getting around Tokyo was easy, and we could always find food (or whatever else we needed) nearby. The rooms are small but clean and comfortable. Wired internet in the room, air conditioning, vending machines (with beer), refrigerator, nice staff. There's a restaurant on the first floor serving "euro" food; we didn't go in, and it looked kind of expensive. This was a great way to start our trip to Japan.