Chisun Hotel Hamamatsucho Reviews

Good hotel with a good location.walking distance to metro station and 7-11. Room is mostly clean and tidy.self grab one time use tooth brush provided

Very convenient

Very Clean

The hotel is small but well-equipped and clean There are three stations nearby so it is very convenient to go anywhere. There are also convenience stores nearby The disadvantage is that the water tank is very noisy The air conditioner is not big enough

Very good, I highly recommend everyone to stay here. I stayed in this hotel for three days in Tokyo. I also recommend it to friends traveling in Tokyo. It is clean and hygienic. Convenient transportation, many convenience stores nearby, very convenient life

The room is quite small but it is OK for one person to live in. However, the cost performance is not high. It costs more than 2,500 for three days.

Although I only stayed overnight, it was easy to find from the nearest station, and I was very satisfied with the service I received from the staff.

Very good, just over 10 minutes walk from the subway station, mainly the road is easy to walk, very convenient to drag luggage, the room is very clean, the front desk service is very good, and they handle things very flexibly, and it is convenient to shop nearby, very good

It was about three stations away from Tokyo Station, so it was a reasonable hotel (about 13,000 yen per person for a room only). However, It may be because it's an old hotel, but although I think it was cleaned carefully, the coating on the bathroom was peeling off in several places, and the handle of the closet was coming off, so I was worried that it would break when opening and closing the closet, and I couldn't use it. Also, there was a thick line on the wall near the foot of the bed that looked like it was graffiti or something, which bothered me. Also, there were only two outlets on the desk. So it was inconvenient. I think the staff was kind and helpful. Also, when I searched on the website, it said it was about a 5-minute walk from the station, but although it may be less than 5 minutes in a straight line from the station, if I followed the navigation system, I would have to take a long detour (locals might know a shortcut), so I ended up taking a taxi. The taxi fare was 700 yen, so it was less than one meter, but the taxi driver said, "I think it's a little far to walk with luggage."

I made a reservation because it was a chain called Chisun Hotel, but I was surprised that it was old and dark and I felt like I was going to get a ****. I sat on the sofa by the window in the lobby and was surprised to find that it had caved in inside. It doesn't look like the furniture in a chain hotel lobby. The room was also very old, and the toilet had a manual toilet. Even though I was born in the Showa era, I had never seen anything like it. I wish they had at least done the usual service overseas, where they would let you in if the room was available, even if you arrived earlier than check-in time. I was told that check-in was from 3 o'clock, and I realized that not only were the building and interior old, but the company and employees' way of thinking was also old-fashioned. I stayed in six hotels in Japan and overseas over the past 20 days, and it's unfortunate that this was the last one. I stayed there because I had a flight from Haneda the next morning, but it was a hotel that made me want to go home early for the first time in a long time.

There's nothing particularly noteworthy about this hotel, just an average business hotel. However, the noise along the railway line is loud even at night, so earplugs are a must. Also, if you take the wrong exit at Hamamatsucho (on which side of the tracks), you'll have to take a very long detour, so be careful.

I stayed here for a business trip to Japan. The sound of the toilet refilling the tank after flushing was loud, and I could hear the same sound from the next room, so I would like them to improve this.

It would have been even better if there were restaurants nearby that were open on weekends. It's nice that there's a convenience store nearby, but there are only two parking spaces, so I couldn't park on the first day of my consecutive nights. If you want to use the parking lot, it's best to make a reservation in advance!

They said they couldn't issue a receipt. I was given an explanation in broken Japanese, but it was too poorly explained.