the b suidobashi

The rooms were cleaned thoroughly every three days, and fresh towels were available each day. There’s also free tea and coffee in the lobby, though if you like a lot of milk in your coffee, bring your own. The motel is near small restaurants and Tokyo Dome 7/11. The rooms and bathrooms are tiny, so a family would be quite cramped. Staff were a mixed bag: a few were very helpful, but most didn’t seem accommodating or very interested. Most spoke limited English, so if English is your first language, expect to use Google Translate a lot.

The rooms were small, old, and not especially well maintained. Staff were accommodating, and the location was convenient and accessible. It’s quiet without being too quiet. There’s a Donki near Tokyo Dome, and walking back at night felt safe.

The room’s on the small side, but it has all the essentials. The hotel is in a prime location and was amazing. Highly recommended.

The rooms are fairly small and a bit stuffy, and the shower is so tight I can barely turn around. They do have a fridge and kettle, though. Breakfast was simple but adequate, and there’s a supermarket within walking distance. Bus and metro stations are also an easy walk away, which made it simple to get around. The front desk staff were helpful.