The location was excellent! In a quiet place but close to Nakameguro station and also close to Meguro river with all its funky shops and cafes. The deluxe double room we stayed in was very spacious and had a little kitchen area as well as its own washing machine. The bathroom sink was separate from both the Japanese-style bath and the toilet, which was very nice. The fact that there was a hot spring and sauna in the hotel was also fantastic.

The only thing was that during our stay there was only one time period in which women were allowed to use the hot spring (during an inconvenient time -- from 19:30 to 22:00) while the men were able to choose from three different time periods (no fair!!!!!!). No explanation was given for this.

I liked the location. Next to a really nice Starbucks Reserve; glad I didn’t take breakfast at the hotel, this way I could start each day at Starbucks. I really enjoyed that. Lovely neighbourhood, 10 mins from the Nakameguro train station and lots of restaurants along the way. Even the Travelers Factory was a 15 mins walk. The room has a double door - this is very cool, you don’t hear the other guests coming and going.

My room was very hot. The duvet was very thick, even with the ac I just couldn’t sleep. I had them change it but it wasn’t quite right. Think the room needs a pedestal fan.

Great location on side street next to Meguro River, easy walk to trendy Nakameguro or Shibuya. I was in the area for an event at Tokyo University Komaba Campus and it’s about a 25-minute pleasant walk there through residential streets. Faces a huge glossy Starbucks Roastery that is so popular it has ticketed entry. Even though the location is quite busy, once inside the hotel it’s very quiet. Soundproofing was good, room was spacious enough for a Tokyo hotel, staff were very nice, and I liked all the usual Dormy Inn touches like free ice cream. : )

Even though the word “hot spring” is in the name of the hotel, the hours are mostly for men! Women only get a few hours at the weekend. So this was very disappointing! Could there be equal hours for women?

Good central location, easy walk to Shibuya and Daikanyama. Rooms and all public areas very clean. Very pleasant, efficient staff. VERY comfy bed!

Room was a little on the small side, I have stayed here several times in the past so knew what to expect, but I really only used the room for sleeping and showering so not really an issue - and this is Tokyo, all hotel rooms in my experience are small!

A very good location for people who want reasonably quick access to the subway and wider Tokyo whilst also having the benefit of a larger room in a more quiet area at night. Lots of great food, bars and shops around the train station if you decide to have a quieter night. The staff were very helpful and friendly. Highly recommended for most travelers who can deal with a less central location. Hard to ask for much more.

Our booking did not have breakfast but it would have been nice if there was option to book breakfast for our convenience.

We were looking for the free ramen for midnight snacks, there was none. But anyway, we loved the Yakult and the free ice cream. :-)

One of the best locations in Tokyo right next to the biggest Starbucks in the world and Meguro river which a great cherry blossom spot. Very spacious room for family with Washing Machine and Microwave facilities

Rooms are clean but carpets etc. getting a bit old and need an upgrade

The location is good near to the train station. A lot of restaurant and cafe nearby and a convenience store.

I'm not used to sleeping on a hard bed, but I sleep well.

Location is near Starbucks Reserve Roastery, Don Quijote, 711 & Familymart

A bit far from nearest train station and other famous tourist spots.

Location is central, great neighborhood. Very comfortable and quiet.

Sorry that breakfast is no longer an option since the pandemic. This is a hotel I have stayed in for many years on trips to Tokyo, and we will return again.