To be honest, we were in Tokyo during cherry blossom time and I booked the hotel 2 days prior to arriving so this increased the price to 280 yen per night per room. Advertisements state that the price is usually half that amount, and at half would be a fair price. My rating for the price we actually paid would be "poor" but given the circumstances, I rate the hotel overall at very good. The location is right next to the metro Iidabashi Station and absolutely convenient. It is also very near the Imperial Palace grounds. Our room was perfectly clean though, as is the case in Tokyo, TINY. Two sides of the bed touched the walls, there was about 12 inches space between the bed and the wall on the third side and the 4th had about 3 feet to the wall but half of this space was taken up by a desk. Tokyo hotel rooms are always tiny so this is to be expected, but it is very confining. The bed was very comfortable for sleeping.||Be aware that you will have to step up into the bathroom so those with mobility issues may want to consider a different location. I have stayed at two APA hotels in Tokyo, renting 3 rooms total and they all had step up bathrooms with absolutely no room to spare. We had one grandfather with us on a prior trip and the step was a real problem. ||There is a breakfast buffet which has minimal items, but also at a very low price compared to the Marunouci Hotel buffet (about 1 block away) which is very extensive, with a lot of food choices but 2-3 times the price. Breakfast for 3 at the APA is approximately $45 US for 2 adults and 1 child and approximately $100 US for three at the Marunouci. The area in which the buffet is located at the APA is a restaurant/bar at night, making it very convenient for getting a snack and drink after a long day. Overall I have really enjoyed the APA hotel rooms and service but the rooms and especially bathrooms are very small. If you are on the go and spending only sleeping time in the room this hotel works. If you want to lounge and watch tv or relax on vacation this is not the spot for you as the room is just too small to accommodate. ||The room climate control was very limited and we were too warm. Note that the window does open a few inches to allow cool air if you are uncomfortable.||A note for those flying into Tokyo and not with a lot of experience in Tokyo, getting to this particular hotel by Taxi from Hanada Airport will take an hour. Getting here by train slightly longer but the train is very convenient. It is also the Metro train that you will take, not the JR Line. You may buy a metro pass at the airport for 1, 2 or 3 days for about $12 US per day. This is not the same thing as a JR pass, which allows you to use the JR line between cities and allows use of the bullet trains. For that you will need a separate (JR-Japan Rail) pass. The JR Pass for foreigners is not cheap but the cost for a 7 day pass is the same as a one day round trip ticket from Tokyo to Sendai so it is worth the price if you will be going more than an hour or two outside of the city. Purchase in advance and take the voucher you will recieve to the JR booth on arrival or buy upon arrival at the airport or any major JR station. The JR pass also allows you to obtain assigned seats, which is a plus for traveling between cities.