Search Hotels Near Keio Mogusaen, Hino

"Hotel was decent, definitely made for anonymous s*x"

"Very clean hotel with the staff being very friendly."

"Good hotel"

"Accessibility this area is along the Express train line, 30mins from Shinjuku, hotel amenities are great, surrounding plenty of food and shopping. Recommended!"

"Great location near easy transport links, trains and buses! Great shopping and food outlets. Rooms are clean with all the facilities you need. Reasonable priced. This was our third stay at this hotel."

"Nice location near train station, restaurants, and stores. Clean, comfortable room with a view of the town."

"Clean rooms, beautiful property! Staff was pleasant and professional at check in. Great location about 5 min from train station. Would definitely stay here again"

"The property was close to the station and had excellent access to transportation, which made traveling very convenient. The room was comfortable, and I was very satisfied with my stay."

"Very quiet. Only a short walk to Tachikawa Station. Major hub to a multitude of trains. Loved it"

"The breakfast team are wonderful, the food is great lovely time."

"Great place to stay near the Shinyurigaoka station. Very convenient and excellent staff."

"Staff were very nice and accommodating. "

"Very good location with thoughtful and helpful staff "

"Cleans room, good staff, the breakfast very good food, very quiet and secure."

"Breakfast was external to the hotel and sa hour experience "

"We had a great stay while visiting from America, hotel was one of the best and most spacious out of all the hotels we stayed in during our whole trip to Japan. Location is great, super close to the train station, malls and restaurants. We stayed here to go to Mt. Takao and Sanrio Puroland."

"Clean and the staff was very accommodating."

"Clean room, excellent service"

"Clean rooms, fresh linen daily, small local breakfast was great, the people were the most hospitable I have ever seen at a hotel, and they smiled every day when you saw them and greeted us warmly every passing in the hallways."