Until I got to Japan, I didn't know how close the Tokyo Dome was to this hotel, as it was a very short walk there. I bought a slightly pricey ticket last minute via StubHub (fees galore, of course) and thoroughly enjoyed watching the Giants shut out the BayStars.
My solo room with a queen bed was a bit cramped for this Westerner, but once you get used to the space, it was perfectly fine.
Having a Family Mart right across the street from the hotel lobby was very convenient, and a 7-Eleven and an Aeon supermarket were a very short walk away worked out well, too.
The Iidabashi Train Station was also conveniently close to the hotel. It made for easy train rides to Shinjuku, Shibuya, and Yokohama. On the day I decided to go to nearby Ochanomizu to check out the guitar district, I just walked from the hotel, but I did take the train back.
One of the nice perks this hotel has is the laundry facilities on the 4th floor. It does get a bit busy with tourist doing their laundry, but being a night owl, I had no problems getting an available washer/dryer combo at 2 am.
The room service was consistently perfect, I liked that you can just tap a button on the room key holder to say whether you do not want to be disturbed, or that you want your room serviced instead of using either a hang tag on the door handle, or a magnet sticker on the door face.
I could say much more, but I'm running out of characters.
Have to say, this was a perfect hotel for my stay in Tokyo. I'd go there again.
