Ulasan Chofu Urban Hotel

Strongly do not recommend this one for English travellers. Had to go through trip to come to a good solution with the property. Had many complaints including a double charge.

Very Good

Great place if you're on a budget. It's little bit old but comfortable! Had a great night. Friendly staff

Pretty good

ITS AMAZING

Basic budget business hotel accommodation. Definitely in need of an coat of paint as the facility is showing its age. Having said that, staff are nice.

The friendly service was impressive. The amenities in the room were also nice. I highly recommend it. I especially recommend this hotel to those who will be using the Musashino Forest Arena. The park right in front is beautiful.

I stayed here because it was cheap and there was a concert nearby. The exterior was a bit... bad, but the room was clean and I was happy. Perhaps because it is an old-fashioned facility, you have to lift your feet up to get into the bathtub, and the step to the bathroom felt a bit dangerous, but considering the price I can't complain. I told them I'm sensitive to noise, so they showed me to a room with no other guests nearby. It was really quiet and I was able to get a good night's sleep. I was grateful. However, there didn't seem to be a convenience store nearby... that's about it. I was comforted by the letter and the chick ^ ^

The price was reasonable and it was a little far from the station, but the cherry blossom trees were right in front of me and it was beautiful.

The staff were very friendly and helpful. The room felt a bit old.

The location is a bit off, but Tokyo's well-developed tram transportation is not bad and very convenient. The food in the surrounding area is also good. There is also a university nearby, and it is less than 10 minutes' walk to Tobita.

It's a little far from the station, but the route is easy to follow and I was able to arrive without getting lost. There are also restaurants and convenience stores nearby, which is convenient. The facilities are old, but well-cleaned.

This should be the worst hotel we have stayed in for two weeks: Almost 1: No quilt! We stayed for two nights and used the bedspread as a quilt! I felt something was wrong as soon as I saw it, so I went to the front desk, communicated in various ways, and asked someone to come up to see it. In the end, they could only give me two different blankets, saying that they used the bedspread as a quilt. If it was not enough, they could only give me two very rough and different blankets! The bedspread was used in domestic guesthouses in the 1980s. It was a tacky khaki color with quilting, which was very depressing when covered on the body. Under the bedspread was a white sheet, and then there was a mattress. People slept between the sheets and the mattress. If they moved a little, the sheets would wrinkle up, which was very uncomfortable. Almost 2: The whole room was decorated very old, yes, fifty years ago, with a dim yellow tone. The windows could not be opened for ventilation, and even the door was made of iron, which was very old and had mottled rust. Almost 3: No breakfast. There is a restaurant downstairs, but they said that because of the holiday, there is no breakfast, and you need to walk to the supermarket next door to buy breakfast. There are no other options around in the morning. Almost 4: Because my child played a game here, I booked this hotel. There are really no other hotel options around, and there is nothing to visit. It is very desolate. I still don’t stay in Tobita in the future. I should stay in Chofu. Almost 5: In mid-August, a double bed room cost more than 800 yuan per night. It is the best room in this hotel. With this treatment, it is equivalent to a guesthouse in an eighth-tier city in China. The cost performance is too low

It was a cheap stay and the room was nice.