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I wish I have read this review before booking. Location: even though it is close to Shibuya Station, it is at the end of the hill that goes up from the station. Moreover, the hotel is across the road, which you have to cross through an elevated walkway. If you are bringing a luggage or more than one, keep this is mind. Hotel: before booking iI thought it would be fun to stay in a sort of thematic hotel, but it is not fun. It really feels like you are staying at a grandma’s room. The hotel has a ridiculous rule of not allowing the entrance to visitors; even when my friend just wanted to use the bathroom they didn’t allow the entrance. They also do not have a guest toilet so we had to leave. Moreover, every time you leave the hotel you have to leave the key at the front desk and when you go back, you pick it up again. It feels like they just want to control who enters; feels like high school dormitory. Room was dirty, i even found a contact lenses on the bed frame. The bathroom has mold in the toilet. Even public toilet looks cleaner. The pillow is super thin and uncomfortable. The hotel is really not recommended.

Nicely distanced from the noise of traffic and trains, and a 5 minute walk from the start of busy Shibuya, this hotel is a good location. The hotel lobby is representative of the hotel; kitsch and full of chintzy decor. A real touch of 70’s nostalgia but clean and efficient. Checking in was simple and extra additions for your stay were offered and freely available. In keeping with the decor the rooms are opened with keys which you hand in when leaving and collect upon return. The room was fine, a little small, but this is the norm in a busy city and at a fair price. Everything needed was in the room, my only disappointment was the pillows- one small cushion shaped pillow only. A great stay if you’re using the hotel as a base, and a lovely cafe/restaurant attached.