APA Hotel Iidabashi Station South — Hotel in Tokyo

I booked this hotel on a recommendation from someone and I would like to pass it on further. It is a chain hotel and is great for a budget conscious traveler. My single room was tiny, but squeaky clean and comfortable. I loved the fact that I could operate the entire room from my bed (all the light switches are on the headboard, plus usb port, two wall jacks and environment control). Room also had a fridge and tea pot. Amenities included trouser press on the floor, microwave and vending machine (I did not use them though). Hotel does not have a restaurant, but it is located on the street full of restaurants and diners, as well as multiple markets (Lawson, 7-eleven and Family Mart), which work 24 hours and are great places to purchase drinks, snacks and some food items. Also, there is take out place by the entrance to the hotel. Hotel is conveniently located within 5-7 min walk from a subway station, which include several lines, making it easy to get to other parts of the city. There are two more APA hotels located in the vicinity: Iidabashi Ekimae (across from one of subway entrances) and Tokyo-Kudanshita (further away from the subway). I assumed that standards of service applies to all three of them. There are a lot of places one can actually walk to...

I booked this hotel on a recommendation from someone and I would like to pass it on further. It is a chain hotel and is great for a budget conscious traveler. My single room was tiny, but squeaky clean and comfortable. I loved the fact that I could operate the entire room from my bed (all the light switches are on the headboard, plus usb port, two wall jacks and environment control). Room also had a fridge and tea pot. Amenities included trouser press on the floor, microwave and vending machine (I did not use them though). Hotel does not have a restaurant, but it is located on the street full of restaurants and diners, as well as multiple markets (Lawson, 7-eleven and Family Mart), which work 24 hours and are great places to purchase drinks, snacks and some food items. Also, there is take out place by the entrance to the hotel. Hotel is conveniently located within 5-7 min walk from a subway station, which include several lines, making it easy to get to other parts of the city. There are two more APA hotels located in the vicinity: Iidabashi Ekimae (across from one of subway entrances) and Tokyo-Kudanshita (further away from the subway). I assumed that standards of service applies to all three of them. There are a lot of places one can actually walk to...

Stayed here for 4 nights and my room was as described. Small by Western standards, I had the space I needed and appreciated the luggage storage space under the bed.||Lots of toiletries available in addition to shampoo, condition and shower gel, such as razors, hair brush, cotton clothes and ear buds.||Room was clean and tidy, with English instructions for all working parts - lights, air con and toilet.||I was able to use hands free travel, which was quick and easy to arrange, there were forms in my room and the reception people helped with a couple of areas I was unsure about. To note when I asked prior to my arrival if luggage forwarding was available I was told not, I think this was my use of words and I should have asked for hands free travel. ||At reception the staff have a translation device, which helped as my Japanese is at basic level at this time. ||It is located near to 2x metro lines which was perfect for where I was wanting to visit. ||I am using this hotel 3 times in total during my trip and am very happy to...