“Clean good sized room. Great addition of an onsen”
The hotel is near the subway and a shopping area, but the breakfast options were very basic.
Lyn1週間前
★★★·Tokyo·8.9
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そのまま書いてもOK — 「20日ごろ、3泊」
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Dormy Inn Premium Kanda sits a minute from Kanda Station Exit 6, offering Western‑style, air‑conditioned rooms with soundproofing, flat‑screen TVs, electric kettles, refrigerators, and high‑tech toilets. Guests enjoy on‑site hot springs, sauna, and optional massage, plus free Wi‑Fi, 24‑hour front desk, and luggage storage. Nearby Akihabara, Tokyo Station, and the Imperial Palace are within a 15‑minute walk or train ride.
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宿泊者による項目別の評価。
The hotel is near the subway and a shopping area, but the breakfast options were very basic.
Lyn·1週間前
The hotel is a decent place, but the rooms are average in size.
Laurent·1週間前
We enjoyed the outdoor bath, the location, and small touches like welcome sweets in the fridge and ice cream after a shower. I would have liked a coffee machine upstairs to avoid confusion about whether breakfast was included.
Taryn·2週間前
I really enjoyed the late‑night ramen, and it was just a 5‑7 minute walk from the train station—there were about three stations nearby. The room turned out smaller than I thought; I didn’t read enough about the size on Booking. It barely fit my luggage: one suitcase, one dufflebag, and one hand luggage suitcase. The view from the room was also not great.
S·2週間前
A solid hotel in a fairly quiet spot with great pools and a nice lounge area. The room was comfortable and had everything I needed. However, housekeeping was an extra charge that wasn’t mentioned in the booking details. In other Japanese hotels we’ve paid less for daily fresh towels and trash removal without room cleaning, so that felt off. Also, the motion sensor at the door turns on hallway light, and because the room is small the light floods the whole space, making it impossible to get up at night without waking my partner and there’s no way to turn it off.
Алексей·2週間前