Rose Stay Tokyo Shiba Park — Hotel in Tokyo

Stayed here for four nights at the beginning of our trip. The room and bathroom were clean and comfortable. The bathroom is combined bath/shower and toilet in the same room which might not be best for more people staying in one room. We were three people and there were some traffic jams while getting ready in the morning. This hotel is about a 14 minute walk from the train lines that take you to Shinjuku and Shibuya then a 30 minute train, which made our travel time in between longer then I was hoping for. It’s also about 40 minutes from Asakusa making it out of the way if you wanted to stop back in the middle of the day and drop off shopping. It’s close to a hospital which meant we heard sirens 4-5 times a night. If that’s something that will keep you up make sure to bring ear plugs. Only a few of the staff speak English but any interactions we had were solved with google translate easy enough. They do offer luggage shipping from hotel to hotel so you don’t have to take your bags to a separate delivery location or a 7/11 which is very convenient. The elevator always stops on the second floor (lobby) which after 4 days of going in and out and being tired from walking was...

I was at an academic conference at nearby Keio University, and this is where they housed me. It was fine in every way: comfortable firm bed, desk big enough to work at, spotlessly clean — and when I needed help with the mini-split heating/cooking system, the friendly man at the front desk left his post to come to my room and show me what buttons to press. The room was a bit spartan. Something hanging on the wall would be nice, and a nicer room light than the harsh neon fixture they provided. But it was a perfectly pleasant place to stay nonetheless. ||My room had two beds pushed together, intended for a couple, but a night table and lamp only on one side (dictating my choice of where to sleep). If they had night tables on both sides, it would be an improvement. And only Japanese channels on the TV (in contrast to other hotels I have stayed at in Japan), and no "bilingual" button on the remote either. But these are my only (very mild)...

I was at an academic conference at nearby Keio University, and this is where they housed me. It was fine in every way: comfortable firm bed, desk big enough to work at, spotlessly clean — and when I needed help with the mini-split heating/cooking system, the friendly man at the front desk left his post to come to my room and show me what buttons to press. The room was a bit spartan. Something hanging on the wall would be nice, and a nicer room light than the harsh neon fixture they provided. But it was a perfectly pleasant place to stay nonetheless. ||My room had two beds pushed together, intended for a couple, but a night table and lamp only on one side (dictating my choice of where to sleep). If they had night tables on both sides, it would be an improvement. And only Japanese channels on the TV (in contrast to other hotels I have stayed at in Japan), and no "bilingual" button on the remote either. But these are my only (very...