Section L Hatchobori

I stayed there for four consecutive nights. The room was very clean and spacious, with all the necessary amenities, including over a dozen hangers and a washing machine with dryer. It's very close to the Hatchobori subway exit, just a 5-minute walk up the A2 elevator. Ginza is very convenient. If you're going to the airport, you need to transfer at Higashi-Ginza. If you don't want to transfer, you can walk about 1 kilometer or more to Takaracho Station, where you can take the Asakusa Line directly to Haneda Airport. There's a convenient convenience store downstairs; it's not a mainstream chain, but it has a wide selection, so you can buy food and cook it yourself. The area is very quiet, with almost no traffic. The refrigerator in the room does make a bit of noise when it's running, which might be a little disturbing for light sleepers, but overall, I'm very satisfied.

The location is excellent, near Hatchobori Subway Station. The room was spacious and clean, equipped with a washing machine, mini-oven, microwave, induction cooktop, and tableware, making it suitable for families.

Not bad! It's quite close to Ginza, less than half an hour's walk. It's just one stop from Tokyo Station (I took the airport bus this time), take the H line to H9 and exit A2, which is quite convenient.

Overall, it's a really nice hotel, located in a residential area. Fast food and a small supermarket with a wide selection are all within a 5-minute walk. Two subway stations are also about the same distance away. Compared to my previous hotel in Ikebukuro, this one felt much safer and quieter at night. The area was also very clean, with no crowds of people drinking, smoking, or chatting, and I didn't see a single cockroach on the street at night. The apartment was equipped with a washing machine, kitchenette, cutlery, refrigerator, iron, and other practical amenities. The beds were clean. Overall, it was excellent and met my expectations for cleanliness and hygiene.