Fuss-free business hotel in a really convenient location. The highlight of this hotel for me was the bath with a window. It's a feature more often seen in 4 or 5-star hotels and definitely not in this price range in the middle of Tokyo. Gazing at the city view while soaking in a hot bath after a long day of shopping and sightseeing is a mini bit of luxury. I lucked out and got a room on the third highest floor. My room windows overlooked Akihabara Station, and with a view of the Skytree at the corner. It's great just watching trains pulling in and out of the station late at night and this is now one of my favourite things I've done in Tokyo. Do note however, there are a small amount of rooms that don't come with a bathroom window. ||||The free breakfast buffet is another great point of the hotel. It had rather decent offerings for something that's free, with bread rolls to scrambled eggs to cooked salmon to Japanese curry. They don't really change up the menu and I stayed for a week so I didn't go down everyday, but that's perfectly fine since I never paid extra for it.||||Rooms are pretty small as they mostly cater to businessmen staying for a night so with a big luggage it might be cumbersome, but other than that, the hotel is clean and well-equipped. The humidifier is much, much appreciated in the Winter season too. They didn't give bottled water but you have an electric pot. ||||Protip: If you take the main road from Akihabara Station to the hotel it might be about 10 minutes walk, but you can take a somewhat-hidden narrow blue bridge (ask the hotel staff for the map) which cuts the time to about 4 minutes. I won't recommended to use this route late at night though because it's a quiet part of Akihabara.||||All in all, I would say it was worth my every cent.