First Cabin Ichigaya

The spotless facilities were easy to use, including the large onsen, and breakfast was included, which was a nice touch. The metro is just across the street, and the rooms were quiet and spacious, as described. The staff were friendly and helpful. They arranged a baggage transfer to my next hotel and quickly sorted out any problems I had. I stayed for a few nights and highly recommend the place.

It's very close to the subway, and the WiFi worked well on every floor. My cabin was tidy and clean, and the staff were helpful in both Japanese and English. The mattress and pillow felt a bit hard and thin. Breakfast was pretty limited, just granola and frozen croissants that you bake yourself. Still, it was great value for the price.

This was my first time staying in this kind of cabin, and I liked the simple setup: just the space and essentials you need. I forgot my earphones, so I couldn't watch TV or play audio on my phone. If you need a cheap place to stay, this works, as long as you're not expecting luxury. It's more of a basic place to get by, and remember to keep quiet.

I was there for four days, and only one of the four nights did I sleep well. The hall was noisy, including a woman talking on the phone at night, and someone accidentally walked into my cabin. That was clearly a mistake, but it still woke me up, especially when I was already having trouble sleeping because of the noise. Despite the great location, welcoming staff, clean toilets and showers, and breakfast I loved, I wouldn't book again because I couldn't get enough sleep. There was always a toilet or shower free during my stay.