There was a bathhouse in the hotel, used it everyday after a long day of walk.

The bathhouse, on certain days there could be weird people but I guess it is unavoidable. Also despite having the notices on the television, there are still some foreigners who wore pants and underwear to the bathhouse. Yes, you may not like the culture but you should still respect it for you are in Japan. As for cleaning, the people who came to clean the rooms on the stipulated days did not clear the APA laundry bags which i placed the APA used towels in there. Hence it was like stashed with lots of laundry bags for the nights i was there.

the room is clean, and facilities like the public hot spring on the first floor are also nice. the breakfast are also nice with various kind of food available.

unfortunately, the vending machine on my floor (7th floor) was not working. also the coin laundry number is limited, and as it is located in the public bathroom, we cannot access it after 2am (or so I thought). It would be better if it is accessible 24h

So people giving less than 3 stars don’t do much traveling clearly. This place is a 10/10. The room may be small but it clearly states it in the details. So READ. Most places in Japan are small anyways so don’t travel if you don’t like a small room. Additionally who cares lol shouldn’t you be out exploring not staying cooped in a room.. anywayysss I love this place. It was perfect and I’d stay again.

As a solo traveler it woulda been great if my universal lock worked ha.. but it didn’t. The AC does turn off when you leave so when you go back in it can seem a bit stuffy but just crack the window and it’ll help. The walls are kinda thin. I luckily got a corner room on a top floor so it wasn’t too bad but you can hear people in the hall way and I could hear people at the tennis court.

High quality breakfast/brunch. Clean rooms and reasonable price.

Requiring everyone to check In the full process at the same time creates a traffic cue only found at apa. If you arrive early to any hotel they will allow you to check in but may not five you a room key. This allows you to return later and just quickly retrieve the key and be on your way. Apa should allow the entire checkin process and withhold the key under a phone number that later just needs to be entered and the key issued. This check in rush is not a good experience and entirely caused by the lack of pre check in that all other hotels allow.

It’s very close to the Keiyo line Shikoku station. There is a supermarket nearby and a Lawson right outside of the hotel. Having a public bath was a pleasant surprise, really enjoyed it.

The bathroom in the room is a bit dated. Would be nice to have do an upgrade on the toilet, since most toilet in the hotel these days in Japan has warm toilet seat, which is really good during cold winter days. It does have a bit of a smell in the bathroom too. And I understand the environmental friendly goal that APA try to achieve but it would still be nice to have a bigger room so at least there is a spot to open the luggages, rather than on the bed. Especially for people from overseas who normally have big luggages. Thank you!

It was a self check in, however for some guests like me who doesn't understand Japanese, there is someone there to assist you. It was a quick and straightforward process. When I entered the room, it is what I expected, modern and clean. I couldn't complain. They offered a buffet breakfast where you can help yourself. The location was quiet and easily be reached by google map. There is an onsen which unfortunately I wasn't able to experience.

You couldn't check in early as you have to wait with the rest of the guests to check in at 3 pm. The location was far from most touristy destinations and is out of way. The trains don't always stop at the station.

Economical, the room is very small but if you just need a place to sleep while visiting Tokyo it's worth the price. It's a 1 minute walk to the train station. In between Tokyo Station and Disney, with each being 20 mins by train. Convenience store with ATM right next to the hotel.

A slight inconvenience but the room electronics is set up like a cruise ship. You put your room key in a slot to turn everything on but the AC still needs to be turned on at the thermostat after you put in your key. AC is strong enough to cool your room quickly. The refrigerator has a separate switch so it stays on when you leave.

The onsen

Check-in procedures. We have to input all of my information again into their system and they asked me to scan my passport twice and their machine was not working well. I show them my booking no. But no one spoke English. I’m asking for one more key for my daughter’s room but they given me additional key for my room. We arrived late at night after a long flight due to our flight delayed. This gave us an unpleasant impression

The property has all the expected amenities of a higher priced hotel, maybe except for a gym. The staff is incredibly polite and efficient. This is my second stay at this property, but will not be the last. 24/7 convenience store connected to the lobby is a great plus!

Public transport in Tokyo is great, but the trains stopped running at night. Still, a taxi won’t set you back too much if you end up staying out later than the train service. You have to change trains to get to and from the airport, but that’s not enough of a drawback for me to skip booking here again.

very clean and and convenient store on site.close to train network. a good place to go to sleep.

room are very small compare to American hotel room. mostly 2 people rooms they wanted us to rent a second room for my son to sleep… got a 3 bed room but more than doubled initial price. 2 bed was $100 US nightly, 3 beds was $195 US per night. Same size room but just added a cot between the 2 beds. no floor space at all, but I guess this is a typical in Japan.