Hotel Chisun Inn Kamata (Tokyo, Japan)

Staff are very friendly and polite with someone always being available on reception. Although not all speak English fluently they always try their best to assist guests. They are helpful, going beyond what guests expect, and accommodating of any requests.

If being near to good places to eat and drink is high on your ‘must have' list, then this hotel ticks that box. There are loads of purse-friendly places to eat nearby, so there is no chance of you starving.

Guests say that if you are getting to and from the airport, this hotel is in a decent spot. The airport is only a seven-minute train ride away, so it is ultra-convenient, especially if you are in Tokyo for only a short time.

Hotel rooms in any major city are often on the small size and Tokyo is no exception with rooms being considered small, particularly by western standards. As a result, guests find the rooms and bathrooms to be small but they are perfectly comfortable, perhaps best for a short stay.

The hotel does not offer the option to have any breakfast on-site, which some guests would have liked. However there are convenience shops nearby and - as already noted - restaurants within walking distance, so being able to get something to eat is never a problem.

While visitors to Tokyo do not spend much of their time watching TV, as there is so much to do outside, some guests thought it would be good to have some English channels available for when they did want to relax in their room.