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"Great amenities (more than other places), the staff are super helpful, spotless room, and a great-sized bathroom/shower combo. Breakfast was perfect to boost our day. Will definitely come back. "

"Fast check in, convenient location, staff speaks English and courteous, luggage transfer service available"

"Staff is great."

"Incredible place to stay in Tokyo."

"Everything was very good. The staff when we check in and check were super nice and friendly. It was very cleaned and professional. It was very nice how they provided us with water and clean towels every day. It's a must if you are visiting Japan. "

"My stay was exceptional. Clean rooms and great staff. Room are small but comfortable."

"Hotel is in a great location and is one of the limousine bus stops from Narita airport which is really convenient and is one of the reasons I booked this hotel. It is close to Shinjuku station and is on the quiet side. The room is clean and spacious enough for a solo traveler. Great amenities and laundry facilities. Staff are great as well and helped me out with luggage forwarding to my next hotel. I would suggest to book with breakfast as it was really good with lots of options and with a great view from the top, I decided to buy a voucher for 1 day but I should have added it in the first place. There is Lawson and Family Mart on the lower levels plus a 7-11 and Ministop just outside the hotel. Some attractions like the Tokyo Metropolitan building and Meiji Jingu Shrine are walkable as well. "

"The staff was amazing. Front desk, housekeeping and the dining staff. Room was small but very clean"

"A Perfect Hub for a Tokyo Adventure: Hotel Metropolitan Edmont ​I just wrapped up a 7-day stay at the Hotel Metropolitan Edmont Tokyo, and it was the highlight of my trip. If you are looking for a seamless Tokyo experience, this is the place to be. ​Why I Loved It ​Unbeatable Location: The hotel is a commuter's dream. It is incredibly easy to access the trains, making it a breeze to get to major districts like Shinjuku, Shibuya, and Tokyo Station without any hassle. ​A Foodie’s Paradise: You don’t have to go far for a great meal. The area surrounding the hotel is packed with diverse restaurants, and the on-site dining options are equally impressive. ​Comfort for Long Stays: Spending a full week here felt like a "home away from home." The service was impeccable, and the rooms provided a quiet, relaxing escape from the city's hustle"