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"The hotel had everything you needed. Close to the subway, dining and entertainment right outside the door. Shrines and attractions an easy walk away. Accommodating staff and a bag full of amenities. Would stay again!"

"Great functional hotel with all the basics perfectly covered. Very clean. Compact. Convenient location that walkable to the major spots, Ginza, Shibuya, Shinjinku, Roppongi. Delicious buffet breakfast that sets you up for success each day. Would stay here again. "

"Really great stay. The room was very small as expected for Tokyo but with everything needed including kitchen and washing machine. The lobby had tea and coffee as well as a few small treats set out. There was also information on Sakura viewing sites and general information on Tokyo. Luggage storage was also provided. Many restaurants near by as well. "

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"I recently stayed at the ANA Intercontinental on my first trip to Tokyo as a solo traveler. The newly renovated rooms cannot be beat (I had a Premium King Suite). Combined with the location close to the lovely Minato and Akasaka areas, the multitude of quality restaurants within the hotel, and the footsteps to the Tokyo Metro system, I will never stay anywhere else when visiting Tokyo. "

"I greatly appreciate the staff's help with my special requests, including sending luggage via Yamato transport . The local area doesn't have that much to offer tourists itself, but is a good central point to explore Tokyo. This hotel is also helpfully located directly opposite an entrance to the metro (no elevator though)."

"We really enjoyed our stay at Hotel Monterey. The staff were very friendly and helpful, especially when it came to forwarding our luggage. The rooms were consistently clean and restocked. Breakfast was a little expensive for us, but luckily the area is very walkable with plenty of conbini and restaurants nearby"

"Big pluses - washer and dryer at only 300Y, vending machine with beer and canned cocktails, friendly, helpful staff, great coffee machine with latte, any time of day, good breakfast relative to many other 3* hotels (just stayed in six others). Walkable to 3 Metro stations. This hotel is considered 3* but it is close to a 4. (Some towels are ready to be replaced). I stayed an extra night after a tour, and upgraded from a very small single to a reasonable size 'deluxe single', (though it had 2...