Hotel Sotetsu Fresa Inn Hamamatsucho-Daimon (Tokyo, Japan)

Sotetsu Fresa Inn Hamamatsucho-Daimon is well placed, in that it is close to attractions and public transport links. You can walk to Tokyo Tower and to see the cherry blossom, and there are a host of good shops and places to eat in the local area. The proximity to both Daimon and Hamamatscho stations and the bus depot means you can go anywhere with ease. Asakusa, Roppongi and the Shinjuku area are all a short trip away on the train. Tsukiji Fish Market is a couple of stops away as well. You can get direct monorail access to Haneda Airport in under 20 minutes, which is ideal if you want to explore the city but need to catch a flight later on.

Despite its excellent location, this hotel is away from the hustle and bustle of things. It's in a quiet side-street, meaning that you won't have any noise issues to disturb you.

This hotel delivers a great view across the city. It'll give you a fantastic sense of location.

Some previous guests at Sotetsu Fresa Inn Hamamatsucho-Daimon commented that the beds are rather small for two people, which makes for a less than satisfactory night's rest. Others mentioned that the pillows and the mattresses are too hard.

As is often the way in Japan, guestrooms at this hotel are pretty tiny. There are very few places to store your baggage or your belongings, so things can fee cramped very quickly.

There are a lack of English language TV channels here, so you may not find any shows that you want to watch, or anything that you can really understand if you don't speak Japanese.