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Hotel prices are very expensive on weekends. Toyoko is better. The price is not that outrageous. It includes breakfast, and the transportation from Nikko is convenient. It is also convenient to go to Yokohama the next day. Toyoko is still a good choice for staying 1-2 nights.

The room is more spacious and brighter than expected, and there is free breakfast. Except that the road from the subway station to the hotel is a bit quiet (if you are a girl, you should be more careful when walking alone at night), but there is actually no problem. It is very quiet and good.

Not clean in old old buildings, but service is good with a lot of care. It's only two or three minutes away from Warabi Station, and the Keihin Tohoku Line runs through the main points of Tokyo, so the traffic is very good. Narita and Haneda Airport are all only once transit. It's a hotel worth it enough considering the economics.

The room is quite big, and you can cook in the kitchen. It's like a family-style homestay. Although it's on the road, it's not very noisy. Hygiene: I stayed for 7 days and only cleaned it once Service: When I stayed a few days ago, there was a boy at the front desk. His attitude was quite good. He used translation software to help us answer questions and changed pillows for us. In the next few days, there was a girl. She waved her hands and didn't understand anything I asked her. A friend came to help us move the things we bought to the room, and she said no at the elevator entrance. We explained that our friend didn't stay, but the things were heavy, so she helped to deliver them to the room. Then she impatiently avoided it. Facilities: Complete, the kitchen is really convenient, with microwave ovens and stoves. If you want to make some food yourself, you can buy it in the small supermarket downstairs and cook it

We stayed in a standard twin room. Smoking is allowed, but we don't smoke, so we chose this smoking room, and the smell of cigarettes was really strong. Smokers can choose this smoking room, after all, there are very few smoking rooms in Japan. In addition, it is not recommended to live here, because there are all kinds of small houses with colors that cost 10,000 yen per hour. The Nishikawaguchi side is relatively messy, so be careful. The soundproofing of the room is OK, and there is free breakfast in the morning, sign up for it!

After staying, I feel a lot. It is a few minutes walk from Xichuankou Station. It is very convenient to go to the city's attractions. I will visit it next time.

The staff at the hotel counter were very friendly and helpful, and explained all the facilities very thoughtfully. There are lots of great facilities to use ❤️❤️❤️ In particular, there are comfortable bathhouses and relaxing massage chairs, which made me enjoy my time in Tokyo. The most important thing is that they can cook and eat here, which makes me like it very much.

The room is overall good, but not bad. There is a pantry for light cooking. (please keep it clean) I knew in advance that the breakfast was very simple, and I had read negative reviews from other people, so I was mentally prepared and didn't think there was anything bad about it. At least the guests didn’t leave hungry and could go elsewhere to enjoy a rich breakfast!

I booked here because I have no choice and weekends too. the rate of the room when I booked was a bit expensive and I thought it’s a love hotel becoz the bath tub is big with massage blower. and they have complete with amenities, the only thing that disappoints me is the breakfast, u have 2 option bread or rice not sure looks rice with hamburg anyway it's better to buy from the convenience store just saying.

First of all, the customer service at the reception was very good and I thought it was good to make a reservation here. And the room was very clean and nice. It was a floor where the child slipped when spending time with socks and slippers, so I spent barefoot, but it was still beautiful. It was also within walking distance from the station and was saved. There was a big screen, and the children were happy. (For some reason it was a purple screen all the time.)