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"Great view of the city, easy transportation access and amazing service provided "

"2 min walk to Metro, clean, quiet, great service, worth the price and stay"

"Love Hotel Gracery and have stayed here multiple times when visiting Tokyo. Was disappointed that the Godzilla deck was closed to hotel guests as well. Unfortunately Shinjuku is getting less and less safe so I’m not sure we’ll be staying here again but fun area to visit and great hotel overall. "

"The staff was very kind and the installations were clean. The hotel is very walkable and well connected to train stations. "

"its my 4th time to stay in apa hotel we like hot spring here and the covinience going to makuhari messe,i just want to make them improve the system of getting the reservation room ,we booked 1month before of our stay,but everytime we checked in its hard to get a room that near to everyone,just i said we booked 1month before our stay why they can't prepare a room that next to one of us"

"Very clean and nice staff "

"Very nice hotel with good transportation options nearby. The area was very safe and quiet. I would definitely stay here again. The only thing I wish is that the bathroom was a little bit more updated but aside from that everything else was perfect."

"Very friendly staff, efficient, and we were fortunate enough to get a room upgrade. Thank you for the excellent service."

"Fabulous hotel, close to Idabashi station. Conveniently close to multiple konbini (convenient stores) and several restaurants. The staff was friendly, and the rooms were always clean and stocked with new toiletries and bottled water daily. The rooms are a little smaller than what you'd expect from looking at the images, but they served us just fine for our 9-day stay. My husband is 6’4”, and we both fit comfortably on the queen bed (he did have to watch his head coming in and out of the doorways, but we were expecting this to be a common issue anywhere). Overall, I would absolutely stay again. "