What's more important to you: location or comfort?

Everyone has their own preferences when choosing a hotel, especially in some countries and regions where hotel rooms aren't very big, but the prices are really high. Sometimes you can only choose one thing: either a good location or a large space. With price restrictions, it's really hard to have both. Hotel prices in Tokyo are usually quite high, but this one is pretty cost-effective. The overall stay was great, and I was lucky enough to meet a Chinese-speaking girl, Matsushita Kazuyuki. Speaking Chinese is really your biggest advantage, girl, you have a bright future! She's super nice! The hotel is not far from Tameike-sanno Station on the Ginza Line. Exits 13 and 14 will both get you there. The lobby is on the second floor, and there are escalators outside to go up. The entire hotel is about 20 floors. The name is ANA, and it seems that some of the floors in the hotel are reserved for ANA crew members. The room space is not particularly spacious, but it is still quite comfortable. The bathroom has a wet and dry separation, with a shower and a bathtub. Most importantly, I have always liked the byredo toiletries used by InterContinental. This one uses the Bal D'arique series, and the fragrance smells quite comfortable. The hotel's breakfast area is also quite large, and the variety is relatively rich. There are also cafes nearby that are suitable for breakfast. After all, it is relatively close to the subway, so it is relatively convenient to go anywhere. It takes less than 1 hour by subway from here to Haneda Airport.