Ulasan Section L Tsukiji

Convenient location for Tsukiji area with very short walk to a bus stop and the Tsukiji outter market. Friendly staff. So close to a food distribution business which gets quite noisy from very early morning hours.

It was conveniently located but is more of a hostel than a hotel, too many restrictions

We had a great time in staying in this apartment! Room was spacious and location is just beside the Tsukiji fish market! Great for seafood lovers!

Two adults and three children stayed here. The room environment is very clean and the equipment is new. The bathroom has a bathtub, dry and wet separation, double sinks, and a washing machine. The kitchen, dining table and living room are large, and there are all cooking items. The children love living here and feel like home. The front desk is friendly and the service is very good. Going to Tsukiji Market in the morning is one of my favorite itineraries. Very enjoyable two days.

The room is clean and tidy. The front desk staff are foreigners from various countries. The service attitude is very good. There is nothing wrong except that it is a bit expensive. The experience is not bad.

Self-service check-in and check-out. There is a food court nearby with good quality and low prices. It is a 30-minute walk from Shinjuku Station, just passing by Shinjuku Gyoen.

The hotel is very new, the front desk is friendly, the room is small but carefully designed, it is not bad for a family of four to stay for a week.

I was not satisfied with the hotel before, so I booked it on Ctrip and changed it. I checked in very late at night. The front desk service was thoughtful and enthusiastic, and the English communication was fluent. The room was also cleaner than expected, and the living room space for 4 people was also spacious.

The location is near Tsukiji Market, so people who like this area will find it very convenient. The walking distance to Ginza is also acceptable. The house has a washer and dryer for those who need to do laundry.

Very new serviced apartment, three people traveled and chose a family room. The laundry and cooking facilities are complete, there is a happy hour with alcoholic drinks at the front desk in the afternoon, and there are basically no other services.

It was my first time in Tokyo, and I chose this apartment hotel blindly. I was very satisfied.

Four of my best friends were traveling together and temporarily moved into this apartment. I started to worry about living in an apartment for the first time. After entering the room, except for the doorway, which was a bit nervous, the room was designed to be very user-friendly, with a living room, a round table and four chairs. The two beds and two mattresses are very loose. The large cabinet holds three 28-inch large boxes and one small box without any tension. The combination lock is safe. Dry and wet separation, refrigerator, microwave oven and complete set of utensils are particularly convenient. Very quiet and not noisy. Just over a hundred meters ahead on the right side of the door is Tsukiji Market, which is very crowded on weekends. It is a ten-minute walk from Ginza. Tsukiji Honganji Subway Station is more convenient than Higashi-Ginza Subway. There is an elevator at Gate 1 which is more convenient for carrying large suitcases. You can store your luggage after checking out. There is a Chinese-speaking front desk with a very good attitude. A very good experience!

This is my second time staying at this hotel. It is very clean. There is also a very famous resident seafood market next to it. Various seafood barbecues are very fresh. There are Higashi Ginza and resident subway stations nearby, about a 10-15 minute walk

Suitable for more than three people, small but complete. The washing machine and bathroom are all complete, and the hotel also provides free seasoning for cooking! I have stayed here twice and I like it very much. I will stay here again when I go with my family. The Tsukiji Market is right at the door. I buy vegetables and cook upstairs, which comforts my Chinese stomach that eats Japanese food every day