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"The hotel was very dated and needed some retouching and revamp. I booked a smoking room but the smell of the smoking room was unbearable and I ended up upgrading to a non-smoking room when it was only available after a 2 night stay. The hardware of the hotel was really a downside. But it compensated with their excellent service, the amenities and the good location. It was very close to the metro. Basically it was only 3 mins walk to the metro platform. The hotel provides bath salt, face wash, lotion, hair band, and all the toiletries that are needed. Although the rooms are dated, it was well maintained and very clean. I would like to highlight, from the front desk staff to the cleaner, they were all very very helpful and polite, although some may not smile. I didn't try their breakfast as the spread didn't suit my preference. It would be good if a more extensive selection of breakfast choices are added, eg, kaisen don, curry, etc. To conclude, it was a family oriented hotel, so if you're on a budget, this is the right choice. Unfortunately I didn't manage to take a picture of the hotel room with my tight itinerary..except the thoughtful note for my baggage after I checked out."

"The hotel's location is excellent, very close to both the subway and JR stations. There are also many convenience stores and shops nearby, and it's quite lively at night. The capsule room size was just right, and it was super convenient to store my suitcase under the bed! The only downside was the poor soundproofing; people were packing their luggage late at night or early in the morning. However, the hotel thoughtfully provides earplugs, which was a nice touch. 👍🏻"

"Though the room was compact, its layout was very efficient. The absolute best part is being just a few minutes' walk from the subway, which makes getting around incredibly convenient! My overall experience was superb! Great location, full amenities, attentive service, and everything was spotless. Excellent value for money – I'll definitely be returning!"

"The location is great – close to Meguro Station with convenience stores and cafes nearby. They provided two towels, slippers, a toothbrush, and earplugs, which was really nice. The bed was also perfectly clean. However, the smell around the shoe rack right inside the room was terrible and made entering and exiting the room quite unpleasant every time (though I guess it depends on the previous guests, I wish they could put out an air freshener or something…)"

"The hotel is very good and deserves an excellent rating. First of all, the hotel is situated just on the southern border of the Ginza district. It is only 5 minutes by metro to the heart of Ginza, but the location is very calm. The Tsukiji metro station is situated 5 minutes away from the hotel, which is very convenient. I believe that this allows the Hotel to offer one of the best value for many offers. The hotel is quite new and looks fresh. A good sign I noticed is that there were many Japanese business travelers, who are quite discerning. The room was tiny but very clean. As it was my first time in Japan, I was surprised that the bathroom ceiling was approximately 2 meters high, so with my height, I had to bend a little to wash my hair. The bathtub was so tiny that it was barely possible to sit down in it. I would like to stress that there is nothing wrong with the hotel; it is just a standard bathroom for all 3-star hotels across Japan. I traveled around Japan for about 2 weeks and can say with confidence that all 3-star hotels have essentially the same bathroom. There are not many cafes around, so it was quite challenging to find a good ”continental” breakfast. The hotel serves breakfast, but since there are many domestic travelers as well as Chinese tourists, the breakfast is more Asian-style (noodles, grilled fish, etc.). Nevertheless, I managed to find something more familiar to me (omelette, croissant, coffee, etc.). The front desk personnel speak English well and are very helpful. I would like to take this opportunity to express my gratitude to Mr. Wu, who was working the night shift (Nov 4–Nov 5). The next morning I had a bus from Tokyo main station to Kawaguchiko. For those who don’t know, it can take ages to find the right platform at Tokyo station, as it is an incredibly large central station. Mr. Wu managed to find the correct departure platform, wrote a notice on how to find it (just take a look at how well it is structured), booked a taxi, and finally went out to explain to the taxi driver where to take me. That is what I call truly dedicated customer service. Dear Ginza Capital Hotel Akane management, your colleagues like Mr. Wu are your most valuable asset; please take care of such colleagues. I look forward to coming back to your hotel again!"

"Facilities: It's a hotel with some history, so the facilities aren't brand new, but the room was clean and odor-free. It's on a high floor, and on a clear day, you can see Mount Fuji 🗻. Service: Check-in isn't until 3 PM, but the hotel offers free luggage storage. You just scan a QR code to fill out your information, and the process is very quick. Location: The transportation is super convenient, right across from Shinagawa Station, and it only takes half an hour to get to Haneda Airport."

"The hotel location very good. Affordable hotel price but room very small . It will be good if the hotel can provide airport transfer bus. The hotel provides hotel storage while waiting for check in/check out but fill up very fast and you can inform the receptionist if the storage full."

"The location is excellent comparing with reasonable price, it’s my first time staying at Asakusa. The Cherry blossom tree is at the front of the hotel which is really nice views. I can walk to Asakusa-walking street and Senso-ji temple that not far from hotel. will back to visit here again definitely."

"Location is very convenient, get to harajuku / shibuya / Ginza station easy without any transfer, about 20mins, close to odeo line, walking distance to donki and you can walk and see Tokyo tower in 15 mins walk. Get to the bottom maybe 30-35mins walk? Room is so small and layout is not that good compared with other small budget hotel in Japan. If you are solo traveler with suitcase not over 22” is fine. The smell of the room is hard to describe, stayed in 10F, my friend stayed another room and we both can tell the unpleasant smells are really bad, although air puffier on in the room but still 0 help. We didn’t ask to switch the room cause we check in late and tired, so far the 3rd day we get use to the smell, was a little crazy, other than that is not bad."

"The Daiwa Roynet Hotel Nishi-Shinjuku PREMIER is a small yet charming and exceptionally clean hotel, perfect for travelers looking for comfort and convenience in Tokyo. While the rooms are compact—typical for the area—they are well-designed and thoughtfully maintained. The staff are courteous and attentive, offering flexible options for daily room cleaning, which adds a personalized touch. Located about a 15-minute walk from Shinjuku’s bustling center and just 9 minutes from the nearest train station, the hotel strikes a great balance between quiet retreat and urban access. A solid stay for the price. Not to mention the restaurant connected was amazing!"