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"Breakfast buffet was great and had plenty of options to choose from. Rooms are clean and spacious. Tried the restaurant in the lobby that was open late and food was delicious too. Also, the store was a nice place to shop."

"Keep in mind that you get what you pay for. At less than $50/night, you cannot expect too much. My only complaint is the square footage is wrong on Expedia. I stayed at the APA location in Roppongi which was a significantly bigger room despite the listing being the same square footage. I was contemplating upgrading my room but didn't because it was allegedly the same measurements. That being said, I did pay over $100/night in Roppongi. The location is very walkable with a beautiful temple, two malls, and plenty of restaurants within 30minutes or less of walking. Someone mentioned "Host Clubs" in the area...NO, there are no host clubs in the area. Host clubs are boardline brothels found in Tokyo. There are tons of bars and plenty of people drinking at all hours, however, no one was noise, loud, or potentially dangerous--just locals letting off some stress."

"the 7/11 worker was a bit rude at times but all the other workers of the hotel were very very kind and considerate "

"About a 15-minute walk from Asakusa and a 10-minute walk to the nearest train station is where Palace Japan Hotel is located. The neighborhood is Showa era and on the quiet side. The hotel reminds me of an older motel (well maintained). The staff very welcoming and the bathrooms/showers clean! The room is dated, however it’s a room all to yourself and bonuses include: a small fridge, a large window, and television (stuck on Japanese language lol). Somewhat a walk from the main sites, however I’d stay again for the pluses! "