“Easy to locate, 5 minute walk from Hamamtsucho Station”

This was my second time in Japan. The first time I stayed at a hotel in Akasaka popular with tourists (i.e. fluent English speaking staff). I didn't think that having an English speaking staff would be necessary this time so I chose this hotel which is in a business district (located across from Toshiba's headquarters). Therefore the staff is not very good at English. Outside of the non-English speaking staff the hotel was very clean, affordable, and VERY easy to find (simply take the South exit from the station and walk down the covered ramp and once you get to the the first street light, just continue walking until you get to the hotel, in total it's about a 5-8 minute walk from the station to hotel). There is also a convenience store a minute away from the hotel.

“Great business hotel”

Nothing special, but nothing bad. Very good business hotel, but not close to Ropongi

“Not Impressed”

We requested a non- smoking room upon making reservations and double checked with the front desk upon check in. When we walked in, it smelled strongly of cigarettes and a scented spray to cover up the smoke. When we requested a different room and gave our complaint, we were told there were no other rooms available. We considered going to another hotel and my fiancee went to tell them we would check out unless a manager could accomodate us. After a ten minute wait, we were told there was not a manager on duty, but they could transfer us to another room. Other than that, the rest of the stay was no less than could be expected. Very good location, but somewhat hard to find without good directions.

“ok¡”

small room.. clean but far from major attractions in Tokyo.. ok for the price

“You get what you pay for.”

Hotel was clean and staff was friendly. Rooms were small though.

“Already recommending to others!”

The staff was wonderful, there was always someone there who spoke English and they were very accommodating. We were very impressed with the cleanliness of the room; typical small Japanese business hotel, but it was still very nice. Lovely restaurant downstairs. If your going to be traveling for a while, its great they have self laundry service (coin laundry). Easy to get around Tokyo from here, too.

“Tokyo's reasonable business hotel”

Hotel Chisun is very well located, close to the train station. The room is small but comfortable. It was cleaned every day, but unfortunately not under the beds. But generally looks fine and we've been satisfied to stay there. 5 minutes walk to the train station and also to the bus terminal, where all tours start from. You don't need to use other means of transport to start your every day trips/tours.

“Great Hotel, not a tourist location”

This hotel was exactly what I expected. The hotel was clean, the staff was courteous, the rooms were small compared to America's hotels, but all in all I would definitely recommend it. The walk to the train station was only 10 minutes and you would walk through a nice tree lined walkway. The area isnt for tourists but everything is a short train ride, no more than 10 minutes to any of the big tourist areas. I preferred to stay a little out of the way.

“Just a place to crash”

We were staying in Tokyo for a week to do some exploring before we moved back to Australia. So for just a place to crash, its great. But the room was too small, even for Tokyo standards, we could barely fit our baggage in the room. The restaurant closed at 9pm rather than the advertised 11, which made it impossible for us to eat there. It cost 1000 yen to access the movie channels and other than BBC, there isn't any other English channels. However from the Hotel Tokyo is only 6 minutes away. The hotel isn't very far from the station, but impossible to negotiate with luggage, however a taxi to the hotel is only 700 yen. There are a number of restaurants close by and a sunkus on the corner.