Hotel Bintang 3 di Tokyo

I would have rated this excellent across the board except the room carpet showed signs of its age. Other than that, everything was excellent. Staff, facilities, view, and cleanliness were all excellent and well worth the price. It's close to the Ginza shopping district, a subway entrance, and about a mile from the Tokyo train station.

Stayed in this hotel for 3 nights without expecting much due to budget constraints and I wasn't too sure about the location. All I knew was it was between Tokyo Station and Tokyo Disneyland. Yes the room was small. Very small in fact but has ALL the amenities you'd expect... from a safe deposit box all the way to an ironing board, air cleaner, LED lighting the works! They really worked their magic to make the room as comfortable as possible in such a small space. Super clean, up-to-date styles and just works. I paid more for other hotels during my trip to Japan but this was one of my personal favourites. Breakfast wasn't fantastic but for 1000 yen, it was pretty good. Location wise, this hotel has at least 3 subway lines in close proximity. So getting around is really convenient. There's Tokyo Subway Line about 2 mins away if you're heading to primary areas like Shinjuku or Tokyo station - they've got a JR station nearby (about 5-10 mins walk) which has an express train that takes you to Shinjuku in 1 stop and Tokyo Station in about 3 - amazing! Highly highly recommended. Oh, and there's Denny's (Japanese version) on the way to the JR station too. Drop by for a pretty interesting Japanican breakfast :P I'll be back!

My wife and I booked a "double room" for 2 adults. The room was small, ~1/2 the size of normal rooms in the U.S., but had everything you'd expect. The size was not an issue and the bed seemed more like a queen than a double. We're used to a California King and had no problem with the bed (I'm 6'5"). I believe the hotel is on the edge of the area known as Ginza (upscale retail area). We were on a budget and had trouble deciding on a restaurant the first night we stayed. After getting more familiar with the area, we realized if we had walked the other way we would have found plenty of places to eat that were in our desired price range. Seemed like a good base camp for many popular sightseeing areas in Tokyo. The location also worked out great for us because it is very easy to get to. This was our first time traveling any place like this and it was the first place we stayed when we arrived in Japan. Took the Narita Express to Tokyo Station, and the Yamanote Line to Shimbashi Station. From there, it's only about a block to Hotel Com's.

Location was 5 mins walk from Ikebukuro Station. Hotel room size was comfortable relative to other hotels in Tokyo. Great shower facilities and water pressure was excellent. Daily breakfast was included. It was buffet style, selection was not extensive. It would have been better if the selections vary from day to day. However, there are plentiful of food choices in the vicinity of hotel, round the clock. And the convenience store is just across the street. Overall great stay!

Spotlessly clean room with private bathroom, friendly staff and very close to the subway/metro. A short walk to the Tokyo fish market and plenty of local restaurants and cafes. While not right in the middle of the action it was very convenient to get around the city. The room had wired Internet but a WIFI adapter was provided for a small deposit. The hotel also sells travel cards for the subway which make travel much simpler as fares vary based on distance. Also just a 10 minute taxi ride to the Airport bus terminal for very frequent transport to and from both airports.

the hotel is very well kept. the staff was friendly. my room was bigger than I originally expected and very clean. temperature control in the room is a huge plus. location is short walk to station and there are plenty of good eateries in close proximity. also a small grocery store next door. my stay at Candeo was great!

I didn't have any problems with this hotel. Staff was always friendly and eager to assist.

We arrived before check-in time so they took our bags and had them waiting in our room when we returned later. One of the days we were there as we went to leave they noticed it was snowing outside and rushed over to give us umbrellas to use for the day. Staff was exceptional. Breakfast buffet was varied and good. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay and would recommend this hotel to anyone.

Hotel is convenient to train stations and shopping on Chuo-dori (Ginza's famous shopping area), especially the awesome toy store!

We stayed in 2 double rooms on the 7th Floor from 19/Dec/13 to 26/Dec/13. The rooms were tiny but very clean & tidy & had all the amenities, facilities required. The hotel staff spoke English well which was a big plus for non-Japanese-speaking travellers. One of the front desk staff, Kato, was extremely helpful & prepared to go the extra miles to make our stay more pleasant. There was a coin laundry with 2 washers & dryers which was good for us. The hot breakfast was also pretty good. However, the dining area was a bit small & could be quite crowded around 08AM ish It appeared that there was not much segregation between smoking & non-smoking rooms as we could smell heavy smoke in our supposedly non-smoking rooms. Many tourist attractions (Ueno Zoo, Imperial Palace, Tokyo Sky Tree, Tokyo Tower, Akihabara, Roppongi Hills, etc) were only a few train stops from Mitsukoshimae/Nihombashi stations