Hotels near Saizeriya Kumanomae, Tokyo

Good location, near metro station, but remember to go exit gate A6 for lift if you have luggage. Service is good. Breakfast can be improved by providing more varieties. Laundry room is good, you can monitor the using status through the TV in your room. Over all, it’s a good hotel to stay.

It only takes 10 minutes from the B&B to Shinjuku in Wang District, which is a good choice! Our family of 5 people (2 large and 3 small), the room was very clean, as the photo introduced on Trip.com; There is a large room with 2 double beds and the other room with a double bed, which is just enough to sleep in the larger room than 3 children. The homestay provides toothbrushes, shaving cream, shower gel, shampoo, moisturizer and basic tea bags and coffee. And the same good thing is that he can cook there, and I will book this one next time! Also make a Shabu Shabu!

The location is really good, 5 minutes walk from the subway station. I read the comments before that there is no cleaning, but it is not true. There is a notice on the door before 11 am saying ”need to be cleaned”, and the aunt will clean it. There is a kettle, microwave, and small refrigerator. It is very convenient to buy lunch boxes from the supermarket opposite and heat them up. I stayed there for 10 days and it was quite comfortable. The disadvantage is that there is the sound of cars passing by at night, which can't be helped in this location. Also, the washing machine and dryer are relatively old. Everything else is good. The front desk can also speak English, so there is no problem in communication.

My first impression was that the door to the room was very close to the bed, but on the other hand, I didn't feel it was cramped during my stay. I didn't notice it when I checked in late at night, but when I woke up in the morning, I was glad to see the top of Mt. Fuji clearly from the window. The shampoo and other bath soaps were in large bottles, which were normal, but there was also a bottle of foam soap for washing your face and hands, which was nice. The bottle had POLA written on it. The bed was comfortable and supported my body well, so I slept well. The table, chair, slippers, etc. seemed to be quite well-used. I also noticed some small pieces of lint-like garbage on the hallway and floor of the room, and wrinkles in my pajamas (which were washed, of course). However, considering the price, I think that's about right. Overall, it was good.

With any brand new hotel you expect a few hiccups, but my layover stay at the Metropolitan Haneda didn’t have a single one. Easy access from Haneda via the monorail (one stop away) and a short walk from the station to the hotel front door. Helpful staff, easy check in, efficient room with a comfy bed and one of the best hotel showers I’ve experienced. This was a great way to spend my 16 hour layover in Tokyo. Breakfast was included in my very economical room charge and included Western and Asian fare. Scrambled eggs were not as hard-cooked as most Americans like them, and much of the hot food needed to be kept warmed a little more than it was, but all in all a good buffet.

There are two rooms upstairs, and there is a half-loft-style tatami. We have 5 people. It is no problem to sleep. It is not soundproof. After all, the wooden door with paper heads is not good. Eating, taking a bath, washing clothes, very good. Full self-service entry, first contact, very good. It takes a little bit of a road to Sensoji Temple for a minute, and it is almost the same to go to the clear sky tree.

This is my first time renting a residential hotel🫣🫣so I thought the code sent by Trip.com was the password to get the key. From daylight to dark😓We spent several hours but couldn’t get the key, and we couldn’t contact anyone Relevant people help 😞 When I went there, I wanted to give up at 11:00 in the evening, but I was so embarrassed that I found the customer service agent of Trip.com. Luckily, the customer service staff responded to my phone very quickly, although I finally had to get the password for me at midnight , but at least I don’t want to live on the street 🥲🥲🥲But after this experience, I will definitely not rent these hotels again. I don’t feel at ease because no one has handed over them. In the end, the hotel replied that there is a send password for me, but what I received is exactly It was only sent to me at 11:17 on the night of 2/4, and I have not received it before. On the contrary, the hotel sent to fill in all the information of the owner and the insurance related information, and I received it😞😞😞 Really disappointed, but I am used to good reviews It’s just that I feel uncomfortable when I find a problem and I don’t want to solve it immediately and I want to continue to push the problem on the other party😓

This is really about a 3-4 minute walk once you leave Tokyo Station, take Yaesu Central Exit. Once you cross the big street outside the station, it is only one block to a set of lights, left a very short ways, then right 2 or 3 doors, check in is on the 2nd floor (2F). There are signs in English high up and near the entrance. We stayed twice this trip. Check in was prompt. We had a twin room, 2 single beds. The rooms were very clean small as expected, so 2 beds worked better, nobody sleeping against the wall. Everything we needed, fridge, two pillows each (soft and hard), kettle, tea, coffee, TV, good lights, wifi, hangers, pants press, great soaps, shampoo and nice towels. Also, pajamas. There was a microwave and ice near the front desk area. We stayed a second time and the both rooms were identical except for the view. The first one had a view of building construction underway next to our hotel with a small bit open to see the weather. The second was higher up and overlooked the new building next to it. Not sure if that view will stay like that. A hotel view of a building next to it is common in Japan. We only slept and showered there so no view was no issue for us. There are 2 Family Marts and a 7-11 about 3-4 minute walk away also, plus other restos, more for the afternoon or night but there is a nice soba restaurant (Komoro Soba) that is open for breakfast which we enjoyed. The front desk staff were very friendly and very helpful and the next time in Tokyo, we'll plan on staying there again.

There is a big sister in Japan who is enthusiastic to help me find a small restaurant to eat ramen.

Excellent service! Receptionist Zhang Li Qiu waited for us, we reached almost midnight! Immediately walked us to nearby convenience store, even warmed t store’s meal for us as we were hungry. Staff Du Zi Yang also very polite. Very clean. Spacious by Jap standard. Separate bathroom n toilet. Very convenient, convenience store, minimart stone’s throw away. Short walking distance to eateries, restaurants, shopping malls eg Sunshine city. Hotel very near Ikebukuro station easily accessible to other main districts / tourist attractions eg Shibuya, Ginza, Shinjuku.