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"The room was spotless and laid out in very neat manner The hotel staff were very professional and friendly. The hotel is located in a practical area not far from a train station. We had breakfast during our stay at the hotel, which was a mix of western and Japanese foods. All very good and recommended. A short walk into town offers a variety of local restaurants. We ate at a few of them. The restaurant staff in each case was very helpful on how to order. Enjoy the stay at the hotel. Highly recommended. "

"The hotel was beautiful and the staff were extremely helpful. The room was large and comfortable, and the location near the station was very convenient. The only issue we encountered was the elevator, as the wait times were too long. I hope the hotel can address this to improve the overall guest experience. "

"Place was amazing to stay at! The rooms can be a little small but they’re upfront about the size. It’s really amazing for solo and possibly couple. Staff went above and beyond and same with cleaning service. Definitely would recommend!"

"The room was small but very clean. The bed was comfortable. Breakfast was amazing!!"

"Nice helpful people"

"Staff members are really amazing. Breakfast is great!"

"It was great. The hotel had all the amenities we needed, room was well equipped and clean and the bathroom and shower were awesome. Its at a really nice location and close to a lot of restaurants."

"This hotel really is the perfect option for what an international tourist would look for if you want a comfortable stay, it's accessibility and location makes it perfect for those who want to get around Tokyo fast and easy. "

"My wife and I stayed at Hotel Gracery during our recent trip to Tokyo. The service was excellent. The rooms were rather spacious and modern. The thing we liked most was the location. This hotel was in the center of it all. Waking distance to everything. The two things I did not like were the terrace to see Godzilla head was closed. I also didn’t like that there was no American television to watch during my stay. "