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The amenities in the room are minimal for men, and it is a bit troublesome to ask for makeup remover and hair dryer to be brought. Bottled water is 100 yen per bottle. I booked another hotel because I wanted to soak in a spacious and spacious bath, but it was fully booked and I was assigned to this one. I can't relax staring at the toilet bowl. . . It was a disappointing experience for the price. Great location.

The room is a bit old and small, but it has all the necessary necessities. The hot water and air conditioning are good. The surrounding facilities are also very good. It is about 500-600 meters away from the subway.

The room is not big, and if the suitcase is bigger, it will not be able to open, but fortunately it is clean and hygienic, and it is economical in Japan. In fact, the service is very friendly and polite.

Convenience is the best because it is located right after leaving Chofu Station. I am really grateful that there are smoking rooms as the number of smoking hotels decreases sharply. Cleaning is perfect and perfect. I will use it again.

A very memorable trip. I booked this hotel because it was close to the venue, and the actual experience was also very good. Check-in was done at the self-service machine. The room was very clean and tidy. The equipment and consumables were very complete. It felt a little better than Livemax. The hotel staff was also very enthusiastic. Because the laundry delayed the check-out, they did not charge extra room fees. The area around the hotel is very quiet, and there is a 711 within a few minutes' walk. It is about ten minutes' walk from Tobita, and the transportation is quite convenient. If I have the chance, I will stay here again

Quiet and prosperous, very clean and comfortable hotel, the boss is very good

Very good business hotel, on the left side of the door is Tokyo Foreign Studies University, usually you can go to the library to read a book and drink coffee, very good.

The room is small, but enough for one person. The breakfast is relatively simple, but for people who are on a business trip and don't have much time to have breakfast, it is enough. It's a budget hotel, but there are no other options around, so it's not bad.

It takes a while to get there because it's far from the city center, but it's close to the station, check-in was easy, and the room was spacious, clean, and comfortable. The walls are thin near the entrance, but there was no talking or noise anywhere until late at night. The train tracks are right next door, but check-in was quite late at 10pm, so the train noise didn't bother me. I was grateful that there was a humidifier provided (not the type that you can rent at the front desk). Breakfast included fresh vegetables, and when I stayed there they also had local pear juice, which was very delicious and satisfying, and I ended up having too much. With their consistent quality, I'd definitely stay at Toyoko Inn again. Thank you.

Went to see a concert nearby. Booked for over 500 on the weekend, more than an hour away from downtown Tokyo by subway, in a remote place. Self-service check-in at 3:00, don't know why we have to wait until 4:00 to check in, everyone is sitting in the lobby waiting. Room 412 has windows facing the railway, good, a train passes by the window every 5 minutes, please don't book here if you don't sleep well. The hygiene is good, the room is new, there are free cosmetics in the lobby, DHC small bags, good. There are also free water and ice machines. The udon restaurant next to it is 3 minutes walk away and it's delicious. Breakfast ends at 9:00, I didn't eat it.