Tokyo Green Palace Hotel, Tokyo

The hotel is situated in a quiet residential area, conveniently close to the Kojimachi metro station, Hanzomon station, and Ichigaya station, making it perfect for exploring the city. The rooms are well-equipped and thoughtfully designed, although the temperature control can be challenging. The service is accommodating and although English proficiency varies, the staff always strive to assist. The dining options can be a bit pricey, especially for a Western breakfast, but the homemade cakes are a delightful treat. Overall, it's a great value for a stay in a central CBD location.

The hotel is located in a quiet residential area, just a stone's throw away from multiple metro stations and amenities. The rooms, although on the small side, are quite clean, but may have a faint smoke scent. The staff is courteous and pleasant, despite limited English proficiency. The dining options, while a bit pricey for a western breakfast, are highlighted by a very good buffet. The location is both nice and convenient, with various services nearby, though it could be hard to find, especially at night.

I found the hotel's location to be perfect for exploring Tokyo, with several subway stations nearby. The rooms, although a bit smaller than expected, were well-equipped with a convenient little fridge. The service was excellent, with staff going out of their way to make my stay pleasant. The dining options were good but slightly overpriced. Overall, a great value for the central location and friendly service.

The hotel is located in a super quiet area of Tokyo, close to multiple metro stations for excellent subway access. The rooms are small but cleverly designed and clean, ideal for a couple with minimal luggage. The service, while not always firm in English, is helpful and polite. The dining experience is available in the basement restaurant at a reasonable price. However, the location is a bit far from major areas, limiting dining and nightlife options.

My stay at this hotel was a bit of a mixed bag. On the positive side, the staff was extremely helpful and polite, and the location was perfect with several subway stations nearby. However, the rooms left much to be desired as they were smoking rooms and had a terrible smell. On the bright side, the hotel is in a quiet area of Tokyo, but it may be a bit boring for those looking to be closer to major dining and shopping areas.