Nest Hotel Tokyo Yaesu

-Location: Not suitable for shopping, there is noise from traffic as it is next to the road. 16-20 minutes to Tokyo Station. About 20-25 minutes to Ginza Station. 10 minutes to Nihonbashi Station 7-Eleven convenience store across the street. -Hotel service: It's only been a few days since opening, so the staff are friendly but a bit chaotic. If you ask about the road or nearby restaurants, they say they don't even know. -Because it is a new hotel, the bedding feels clean. There is either a humidifier or an air purifier. The dryer is full of dust, probably because they took over the old Belken(?) hotel. There was a lot of mold in the air conditioner. Fortunately, my nose, which is sensitive to dust, did not itch. -7-10am. Bread. coffee. Breakfast with cocoa available. Mini croissants, colorful mini muffins, etc. provided in the Balmuda toaster.

The location is a 10-15 minute walk from Tokyo Station and there are two other subway stations nearby. The hotel is the smallest I've ever been to in Japan, but I made a reservation because it opened in July. Since it was newly opened, the bedding and bathroom were clean, but there was a little dust between the windows above the bed head. The room is small, so even if you turn on the air conditioner just a little, it gets cool right away. I paid without breakfast, but breakfast was free. Bread and coffee were provided for free in the lobby and were delicious. The staff were friendly, and we were able to store our luggage before check-in and after check-out. There's a 7-Eleven right across from the hotel, and there's a drug store nearby, and if you come out on the main street, there's a Family Mart and Lawson, and there's a lot of alley restaurants. I was worried because there was a road right in front of the hotel, but there was almost no traffic noise and there was almost no noise between the walls between floors, so it was quiet.

The room is a typical Tokyo size, you know. If you want to lay the suitcase flat, you need to use some tricks. The room is relatively clean, but the bed seems not to be cleaned, and there are still debris left by the previous guests. There is an ice machine and coffee machine in the hotel lobby, which is good. The transportation is quite convenient, 5 minutes away from the subway, and there is a bus directly to Tokyo Station.

It is close to Tokyo Station, so it is convenient for train passengers.. The room was a bit small, but it was okay for a night's stay.. Free bread is provided in the lobby in the morning..

Although I have been to the island many times and know that their rooms are not big, this time the room is really ridiculously small, two people can't turn around. The room window is close to the main road, and the road noise and horns are very clear at night. The only good thing is that the location is OK, it takes less than 15 minutes to walk to JR Tokyo Station. Breakfast is the same kind of bread, coffee and hot chocolate every day.

The room is super small, there are no services, and the neighborhood is very inconvenient

Very good. It had just opened when I went there. Everything was brand new. There was also breakfast bread. The location was also convenient.

The room facilities are very new and clean. Two 24-inch suitcases can be spread out, but it is not very convenient to walk. Free bread and coffee are provided on the first floor. They are quite delicious. It is also convenient for travel. Recommended

The amenities were just the bare minimum. The room wasn't spacious, but the TV was large. It was a shame that there was trash under the bed. There was a convenience store nearby, which was nice.